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Achieving the aim
Achieving the aim

By M. M. Botvinnik

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Achieving the Aim
Achieving the Aim

By M. M. Botvinnik

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Instant Chess
Instant chess
Instant chess

By D.N. L. Levy, David N. L. Levy

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Selected Games: Nineteen Hundred And Sixty-Seven To Nineteen Hundred And Seventy
Selected Games Nineteen Sixty-Seven To Nineteen Seventy
Selected Games Nineteen Sixty-Seven To Nineteen Seventy

By Mikhail Moiseevich Botvinnik, M. M. Botvinnik, Kenneth P. Neat

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By M.m. Botvinnik ; Translated By Kenneth P. Neat. Translation Of: Ot Shakhmatista K Mashine. Includes Indexes.

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Gruenfeld Defence
Gruenfeld Defence

By M. M. Botvinnik

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Computers, chess and long-range planning by M.M. Botvinnik.
Soviet chess championship, 1941 : Complete text of games with detailed notes & an introduction
Botvinnik's best games, 1947-1970

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