Our boss - the father of the late Soviet chess schoolchess, trainers are not exposed personalities like in other sports. Everyone grew up under the leadership of Anatoly Bykhovsky – from the generation of Tukmakov, Balashov, Karpov to Kramnik and Shirov. In the mid-60s, in Soviet chess suddenly there were no young, promising players – of course, the reason was the war. Among born during the war, only the greatest talent, Vitaly Tseshkovsky, managed to become a major chess player. Anatoly became member of Moscow Youth team and played successfully in Soviet team Championships against Victor Korchnoi, Nikolai Krogius and Boris Spassky!