Strategies Vol.1
The selected material will inspire the viewer to take similar decisions in his/her own games. This App is structured into 4 chapters:
1. Minor Sacrifices
2. Rolling Pawns
3. Allowing pawn islands
4. Dynamic ideas with g- and h-pawns
Every chapter consists of model games displaying different aspects of the theme. The variety of games should give you enough insights to spot these strategies in your own practice.
• Video running time: 4 hours 50 Minutes (English)
• With interactive training including video feedback
• Extra: Database with more examples
9 users comment on this video
@Wheelgauge-bt7ox
That picture going over that bridge built by unskilled labor is absolutely amazing! But you can’t tell me you would not have a Puckering butt riding over it😳
@CrossOfBayonne
One of the WW1 era Baldwin built consolidatons also saw use in the Korean War and this locomotive was sent back to the US in the late 50s as a gift from the South Korean president
@robnewman6101
How Tragic Times back then?!
@Zebrails
26:55 Brave folks on that flat being lifted by the crane!
@chriskelly6574
1942 was the third year of WW2. It started in 1939.
@JeanLucCaptain
would love to see a documentary like this on the Soviet side.
@aussiedrifter
I find it very disconcerting when an American documentary presented by an American gets their own history so negligently wrong.
Firstly, the sinking of the RMS Lusitania did not bring America into the first world war, the Lusitania was sunk 05/07/1915.
The cause of America entering into WW1 was the infamous Zimmerman Telegram, sent in January 1917 which resulted in
Woodrow Wilson declaring war on Germany on 04/02/1917. (These historical facts & corrections presented by an Aussie)
@JeffreyOrnstein
Very good, thanks. I have this on DVD, but this appears to be a clearer copy.
@andrewsmith6563
Hey. Can I please use some of your footage in my films? I will credit you for it.