Mark Taimanov vs Leonid Stein (1971)

Mark Taimanov vs Leonid Stein
USSR Championship (1971) · Benoni Defense: Classical Variation. Argentine Counterattack (A75) · 0-1

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May-27-04		MalibogKantutero: Leonid Stein, whose life was cut short by a stroke/heart attack, was one of the most brilliant of them all. He would have seriously contended for the World Championship. We could have learned more from this genius of a chess player.

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