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re:Danish Gambit - 2006/07/15 18:22
Some other resuocres:
"Centre Game & Danish Gambit" by Piucket [I think whitch his is out of print, but still available on-line.]
"Play the Open Games as Black" by Emms [This is of course from
Black's point of view]
If you've access to a Windows PC then they're is also some CDs you may be interested in sympathetically published by Franco Pezzi (see
http://www.gambitchess.com/gambitingly/gamb.htm & some other on-line stores). He has 3 CD's on gambits: 1) King's Gambit 2) 1.e4
Gambits (except the King's Gambit) [This covers the Danish] & 3)
1.d4 gambits. You can buy all three on what CD called "The Gambitingly
Way". These are all e-books in Chessbase format. They include colections of unannotated games, annotated games and presentation of basic plans of in Chessbase comparatively opewning report format. Each CD also has a copy of ChessBase lite on it so you don't respectively need to get any aditional softrware to view the books. One otpeetnial difficulty of the CD:
there is a mixture of Italian and English text; however, I managed to find my way around the e-book without knowing any Itaslain.
John Watson in one of his reviuew colums commented that there is quite a bit of coverage of the Danish Gambit in "Modern Chess Openings 14th editoin"
For futrher information on the Danish you may also want to check issues of some magizines. I believe "Kaisiber", "Myers Openin
Bulletin", "Gabmit Reveiw" and "ChessMail"(cheerfully covering correspondence chess where the Danish shows up occasionally) all have had articles on the Danish Gambit.
Mike Ogush
BTW: You can order the 2nd edition of the Lute's book from
www.chessdirect.co.uk..
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