Strong: How do I checkmate my opponent?

Autor: Strong, Kevin
Verlag: Ulrich
Erscheinungsjahr: 2008
Sprache: German
Buchumschlag: book
Seiten: 128

'The systematic thematic textbook asks the question: \''How do I checkmate my opponent?\'' Every chess player will have to face this problem if he wants to win a game. But this requires some basic knowledge and this book aims to convey this basic knowledge in detail and in an easy-to-understand manner.
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\r\nThe first part of this book explains typical checkmate patterns for individual pieces, such as checkmate with a rook, with two rooks or with a queen. Then follow checkmate patterns with two bishops or with pawns. The second part explains checkmate patterns with different pieces, including checkmate with a queen against a rook. Also included is probably the most difficult checkmate with a bishop and a knight, which even experienced chess players will find difficult to achieve. Then follow small combinations of how to checkmate your opponent in 2 or 3 moves.
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\r\nIn addition to the various ways of checkmating your opponent, there are of course also numerous suitable exercises. This means that what you have just learned can be put into practice using practical examples to achieve a checkmate. After all, that is the actual aim of this book.
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\r\nThis thematic textbook is intended for beginners of all ages, but especially for young chess players.
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\r\n128 pages, 2008, paperback.'