Palliser/Williams: King's Indian Killer: The Harry Attack ushopaid_bundle_product with the fundamental question of

with the fundamental question of why this branch of the opening is so tactically intensive and what you can do to avoid being ambushed early after 1

IGM Grivas and IGM Balogh

ranging from encouragingly easy to mind-numbingly hard

With numerous illustrations and diagrams

Palliser/Williams: King's Indian Killer: The Harry Attack ushopaid_bundle_product with the fundamental question ofDo you want a simple and practical method to counter Black's kingside fianchetto defences after 1 d4? A line that takes the initiative from a very early stage and creates difficult practical problems? If so, then The Harry Attack (1 d4 Nf6 2 c4 g6 3 h4!) is for you. At first this looks like some sort of joke or, at the very least, a weird outlandish line. Aren't we all taught to focus on development and control of the centre in the early stages?