French Defence, Advance Variation (Volume 2) – Evgeny Sveshnikov

	Foreword by Anatoly Karpov
	Introduction
	Symbols
1	Theoretically important games for independent analysis
	1.1	Games by World Champions
	1.2	Master games
2	Encyclopaedia
	Table 1:		1.e4 e6 2.d4 d5 3.e5
	Table 2:		4.c3 Mb6 5.kf3 Jd7 6.a3!?
	Table 3:		4.c3 kc6
	Table 4:		5.kf3 Jd7
	Table 5:		6.je2 Kge7 7.ka3 cxd4 8.cxd4 Kf5 9.kc2
	Table 6:		5.kf3 Mb6
	Table 7:		6.a3 Kh6 7.b4 cxd4 8.cxd4 Kf5
	Table 8:		6.a3 c4
3	A summary of the 3.e5 system
4	Games for further study
5	The latest theoretical developments
	Appendix
		Index of themes
		Index of names
		Index of games
		Index of variations

French Defence, Advance Variation (Volume 1) – Evgeny Sveshnikov

Foreword by Anatoly Karpov Introduction   Symbols 1 For and against 3.e5 2 The plans for each side, linked to the pawn structure 2.1 Attack on the king 2.2 Advantage in space and/or development, typical endgame 2.3 For and against the blockade, weak colour complex 2.4 Play on both wings 3 The many facets of the blockade 3.1 Aaron Nimzowitsch: theoretician , practical player and romantic 3.2 The classical blockade 3.3 The modern view of Nimzowitsch's theory 4 What would you play? Check your solutions! Appendix Index of themes Index of names Index of games Index of variations