Mikhail Botvinnik's Influence on Chess

Botvinnik's example and teaching established the modern approach to preparing for competitive chess: regular but moderate physical exercise; analysing very thoroughly a relatively narrow repertoire of openings; annotating one's own games, those of past great players and those of competitors; publishing

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1933 Botvinnik Flohr-I Soviet Golden Rosewood Chess Pieces

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Mikhail Botvinnik's press conference after winning his return match against Tal (1961)

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Mikhail Botvinnik's Influence on Chess

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Chess Strategy: Playing over the Entire Board. Bronstein vs Botvinnik 1951. Game 22

Mikhail Botvinnik Quote: “I claim that nothing else is so effective in encouraging the growth of chess strength as such independent analysis, both”