David Bronstein vs Lev Aronin (1952)

David Bronstein vs Lev Aronin
USSR Championship (1952) · Sicilian Defense: Nyezhmetdinov-Rossolimo Attack (B30) · 1-0

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Aug-06-10		Everett: 29.Rxh6+!

Oct-29-11		Everett: 17.Nf6! is a sweet zwichenzug. If <18...Rg6 19.Be8!>

Jul-02-12		mpl: 29. xh6? is a blunder and looses! What both players overlooked was the move 31... f6 after which black survives the attack with a lot more material. E.g.; 32. xf5 f8! or 32. xf6+ xf6 Much better and winning was the quiet 29. e6!! after which 29... f6 30. xh6+! xh6 31. h3+ g7 32. xf5 is a transposition of moves and 29... f6 is answered by 30.g5!

Jul-02-12		Shams: <mpl> Great lines.

Jul-02-12		Everett: Thanks for the analysis <mpl>. Always something to learn, even/especially the mistakes the greats make.

Jul-02-12		King Death: The analysis by <mpl> looks convincing, good job.

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