Spiele 4.Dc2 gegen Nimzoindisch Bestseller has been a favourite chess

has been a favourite chess recreation ever since its first recorded appearance in 1876

The selection is quite varied – from elegant short studies with six moves to romantic grotesques with many pieces on board and over 30 moves to the solution

The third chapter contains a "piece harmony theory" that serves as preparation for certain forms of checkmate or king attacks

compelling mating combinations has been compiled

rich in both strategic and tactical ideas

Spiele 4.Dc2 gegen Nimzoindisch Bestseller has been a favourite chessRustam Kasimdzhanov, the 2004 FIDE World Champion, is predestined for the topic of the Nimzo Indian with 4. Qc2, as he has played this opening with great success with both white and black. The Uzbek grandmaster has gained further valuable experience on the topic as second to World Champion Anand. Kasimdzhanov emphasizes right in his introduction that the Nimzo Indian has many advantages, but that White is often left with a ruined pawn structure; the