Classical Nimzo-Indian - Lalic "75818" Easy to obtain replacements

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Classical Nimzo-Indian - Lalic "75818" Easy to obtain replacements4 Qc2 (or the Classical Variation, as it's commonly known) represents one of White's main choices against the ever reliable Nimzo Indian Defense. Its advocates include world class players such as Garry Kasparov and Vladimir Kramnik. White's idea in this line is to avoid the dreaded "double pawn complex" which is so prevalent in other Nimzo variations. Specifications 160 Pages Paperback Publisher: Everyman Published: 2001 Notation: Figurine Notation