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A real life Queens Gambit, this captivating memoir tells the story the most renowned woman in chess history, Susan Polgar, taking on a sexist establishment, standing up to an authoritarian empire and rewriting the rules of what women could achieve against the oppressive backdrop of Cold War Eastern Europe.Born to a poor Jewish family in Cold War Budapest, Susan Polgar had the odds stacked against herfrom having few resources, to growing up in a sexist culture rife with vicious antiSemitism. Yet her father subscribed to the belief that geniuses are not born, but created, so he set out to ensure her success in an unlikely field: chess.At age 4, she won her first tournament. By 15, she was the toprated female player in the world. She was the first woman ever to hold the mens Grandmaster titlechesss highest designation. The ensuing wins and accolades provided incredible highs to coincide with extreme lows as Polgars celebrity brought backlash, including sabotage and statesponsored intimidation.REBEL QUEEN is the memoir of her improbable rise, offering a rare behindthescenes chess story and featuring some of the games most legendary characters. Yet it is a narrative that transcends chess, the story of a genius, treated from birth as a secondclass citizen, who thrilled against all odds. It is an incredible underdog story told by the woman who actually lived it.
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This book definitely offers a lot of insights into the Cold War and misogyny. I appreciated the research, but some sections felt a bit dense and hard to get through. It’s great for anyone serious about the subject matter, just be prepared to take your time with it!
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Jasmine Lee
Not what I expected
I bought this book hoping for a broader overview of the Cold War, but it really focuses on specific narratives. While some parts were intriguing, other chapters dragged on a bit. I wish it had been more balanced in its approach.
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Samuel O'Connor
A masterpiece of historical narrative
'The Cold War: Misogyny and the Making of a Grandmaster' is a captivating blend of history and feminism. The author unpacks complex topics with clarity and depth. I found it hard to put down, and I've already recommended it to my book club!
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Aria Chen
Engaging read on a tough topic
I picked up 'The Cold War: Misogyny and the Making of a Grandmaster' because I'm interested in gender studies and history. The author does a fantastic job weaving together these themes, making it a compelling read. It's heavy content but worth it if you're looking to understand that era better.
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