Description
Modern Chess Strategy is a classic instructional work by Edward Lasker, the German-American chess master and author known for clear, practical explanations of chess principles. The book presents strategic themes in an accessible way, linking positional ideas with concrete play.
Through annotated examples and discussion of master practice, Lasker covers planning, piece activity, pawn structure, attack, defence, and the transition between strategy and tactics. It remains a useful vintage guide for players interested in classical chess instruction and mid-20th-century chess literature.
Condition: Good. Descriptive notation.
