Game of the Week #425
I'd like to share with you a game from my new book Mastering Positional Sacrifices. Last week we examined a trademark Carlsen game with an impressive pawn steamroller, which reminded me of a classical game by David Bronstein, in which he created an even bigger pawn steamroller. His revolutionary thinking combined with playing the position in exactly the right spirit, resulted in a true piece of art.
Warming-up question: What would you play here with White?
David Bronstein vs Ernst Rojahn, Chess Olympiad Moscow 1956
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Scarcely any world champion has managed to captivate chess lovers to the extent Carlsen has. The enormously talented Norwegian hasn't been systematically trained within the structures of a major chess-playing nation such as Russia, the Ukraine or China.
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