Genius!!!
Orwellian Doublethink of Verendel Publishing?.
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DeepDiver23 wrote:
Genius!!!
Orwell provided a trenchant critique of totalitarianism, propaganda, and the manipulation of language and truth. Now in chess books, too...
Yes, a great visionary...
I checked three bibliographies, I have in my collection only the second revised Russian edition lists Botvinnik as an author. The first Estonian and Soviet edition list Keres as the author, Botvinnik annotations may have added to the second revised edition.
Chessreader156 wrote:
I checked three bibliographies, I have in my collection only the second revised Russian edition lists Botvinnik as an author. The first Estonian and Soviet edition list Keres as the author, Botvinnik annotations may have added to the second revised edition.
Занимљиво, када сам отворио "complete profile" на вашем блогу, показује винчанским словима
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Verendel Publishing's third revision of the 1948 World Chess Championship is out for 44.95 euros.
As far as I remember there were two authors in the Soviet edition.
How come Botvinnik has been wiped out from existence?
An "unperson" erased and disposed of in a memory hole?
To accept this altered history as truth we are supposed to doublethink, aren't we?
As we're playing at Chessnut Tree Cafe
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PS It is true that Paul Keres owns the majority of the commentary, but there are Botvinnik's games commented by himself (e.g.Botvinnik-Euwe game #4 , Keres-Botvinnik #10, Botvinnik-Smyslov #15).
In the Soviet book there's also Botvinnik's diary kept during the tournament