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Pavel Eljanov
The Ukrainian Grandmaster Pavel Eljanov is one of the world’s best players – September 2010 he had a rating of 2761 (so far his best) and was number six in the world. At the Chess Olympiads 2004 and 2012 he won gold with the Ukrainian team. Eljanov is also a renowned opening expert and coach - from 2006 to 2012 he worked with Boris Gelfand and during the World Championship match 2013 he supported Magnus Carlsen as second.
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Pavel Eljanov explains in depth what Gyula Breyer already saw in 1911 and what became an opening choice of the likes of Kasparov, Kramnik, Anand or Carlsen. The Breyer Variation, which is characterised by the knight retreat to b8.
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