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The annotations are heavy in both explanatory prose and analysis, which should delight both the casual observer and the serious player who wants to learn something from the games of the present day chess elite. In addition to the games, there are also plenty of photos from the entire tournament, shot by the official photographer Lennart Ootes, all of which makes it pretty much the best possible account of a fantastic event. - FIDE Master Carsten Hansen, American Chess Magazine I greatly enjoyed this book. Rogozenco's comments are consistently excellent and the different guest annotators spice up the material nicely. A really good book. - Grandmaster Matthew Sadler, New In Chess magazine.

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Dorian Rogozenco is a German-Romanian Grandmaster originally from Chisinau, Moldova, born in 1973. He graduated from the Sports Faculty of the State Pedagogical University in Chisinau in 1994 and gained the Grandmaster title in 1996. He was coached by Vyacheslav Chebanenko. Dorian has played in four Chess Olympiads. He was Moldovan Champion in 1994 and a winner of the following major tournaments as well as many others: Moscow GM 1992, Lvov 1995 (co-winner), Chemnitz 1997, Bucharest GM 1998, and International Hamburg Championship 2004. He has winner's medals from the national team championships of the Czech Republic (2019) and Romania (2008, 2014, 2015, 2017 and 2020). Dorian achieved a career-high Elo rating of 2577 in 1999. He qualified for the FIDE World Championship knockout stage in 2001 in Moscow and was a member of Ruslan Ponomariov's coaching team preparing for the planned world championship reunification cycle in 2003. He became a FIDE Trainer in 2011 and a FIDE Senior Trainer in 2019. He was national trainer of Germany in 2014-2020. Dorian is the author of two books: Anti-Sicilians - a Guide for Black in 2003 and The Sveshnikov Reloaded in 2005, as well as the author or co-author of many chess DVDs. He was also Chief Editor of the Romanian chess magazine Gambit in 2003-2013. Dorian has lived in Hamburg, Germany, since 2007.

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