Originally posted by greenpawn34I thought Tarrasch's 'The Game Of The Chess' was the english translation of 'Die Moderne Schachpartie'. Am I wrong? Are they much different?
One day they will get around to translating '[b]Die Moderne Schachpartie'
It was Tarrash's mis-read comments about Blackburne (see his '300'๐ that
turned the British, and so the English speakiing world, against Tarrasch.
It took them 100 years to get '300' into English and when one considers all
the absolute total pap that has been passed o ...[text shortened]... y good players that there is a translated
pirate copy out there somewhere.....Anybody?[/b]
Originally posted by KneeCapsI've ordered that one,only 14โฌ though shipping's another 11โฌ LOL
Hays Publishing has Tarrasch's 300 Games of Chess in paper back. If I'm not mistaken it's the only English version of this classic. It's in algebraic but I find it very annoying because it doesn't use the capture symbol. Instead of Nxe4 it's simply Ne4. Pawn captures are worse. ed4 instead of exd4. It takes some getting use to.
Thanks for the tip!
I've seen that odd notation before,don't remember where.I see no problem with it.
Ne7 oh there's an enemy piece on e7 so it's a capture - no problem ๐
Originally posted by KneeCapsI'm afraid you're wrong.They are very different.
I thought Tarrasch's 'The Game Of The Chess' was the english translation of 'Die Moderne Schachpartie'. Am I wrong? Are they much different?
'The game of chess' is the translated version of 'Das Schachspiel' it's a complete guide to chess for beginners to intermediates.It starts with elementary mates (Q+K vs K etc) then treats endgames-middlegames-openings and finishes with 12 annotated games.
'Die Moderne Schachpartie' is a collection of some 200 of Tarrasch' games annotated by him.
For learning purposes both these books are supposed to be top-notch.I can attest this is true for 'the game of chess',I do not (yet) own the other one.
Originally posted by AjuinThanks for clearing that up for me. Well I'm with Greenpawn then. This book really needs to be translated into English.
I stand corrected.
A kind soul informed me Die Moderne Schachpartie is 223 games played by all the other great Masters of that period.
Lasker, Capa, Reti, Janowski,Marshall etc.With a few of Tarrasch' games among them.
Thank you kind soul ๐
Originally posted by KneeCapsMost certainly.
Thanks for clearing that up for me. Well I'm with Greenpawn then. This book really needs to be translated into English.
If I emailed NIC or Sol Schwarz (who translated the 300 games book) with this suggestion,would they pay attention to it?Or just hit 'delete'?
Only one way to find out ๐