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100 Mate in One Chess Puzzles, Inspired by Agadmator Games: Beginner Level: Chess Checkmates
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This book contains 100 mate in one chess puzzles and their solutions, all of which are taken from Antonio Radić games, better known as Agadmator. Most of the games are rapid, blitz and bullet games played online. The puzzles are intended for players of beginner skill levels. Please keep in mind that these are do-it-yourself exercises, therefore you must be familiar with all of the basic chess principles.
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