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Kramnik lost the title at the world championship tournament in Mexico to Viswanathan Anand and was defeated by the Indian in a rematch in 2008
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15 Simplification in a better position
Informant's Collection of Instructive Tactics and Studies
Marc Esserman is an IM from the USA who has played and analysed the Morra Gambit for most of his life
Castellanos: Beating the Queen’s Gambit – Indian Style! (paperback) Singles Day Kramnik lost the title atMaster the Queens Gambit with Indian Precision: A Complete Repertoire for 1. d4 Nf6 Players This book advocates the 1. d4 Nf6 2. c4 e6 3. Nf3 d5 move order for Black with 3. Nc3 Bb4 having been covered in the sister volume Playing the Nimzo Indian. By waiting for the knight to appear on f3 before transposing to a Queens Gambit, Black reduces Whites options. Spanish GM Renier Castellanos completes his cutting edge repertoire for Black against 1. d4,