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Leskov's Chess Games The games of Alexander Leskov, a Russian chess player, were published in the magazine "Chess Chronicle" in 1897. This collection contains some of his most famous matches and tournaments, which took place between 1860 and 1895. The games are presented in chronological order, with annotations that provide insight into Leskov's thought process and strategic decisions. The collection includes games against top players such as Adolf Anderssen, Johannes Zukertort, and Mikhail Chigorin. These matches showcase Leskov's skills and creative approach to the game. His games often feature complex positions, intricate pawn structures, and innovative tactics. Leskov was known for his aggressive style of play, which often led to counter-attacks from his opponents. However, he also demonstrated a deep understanding of positional chess, as seen in his endgame play. His ability to convert advantages into wins is evident throughout the collection. The games are accompanied by detailed notes that provide context and explanations for Leskov's moves. These notes offer valuable insights into the strategic and tactical decisions made during each game. The annotations also highlight Leskov's mistakes and areas where he could have improved. Overall, Leskov's Chess Games provides a fascinating glimpse into the mind of a skilled chess player from the 19th century. It is an essential resource for chess enthusiasts and historians looking to understand the development of the game during this period.