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Petrosian v Spassky
The World Championships 1966 and 1969
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108 pages
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The intense rivalry between Tigran Petrosian and Boris Spassky during their 1966 and 1969 world championship matches showcases remarkable chess artistry. Petrosian's defensive prowess allowed him to retain the title in 1966, while Spassky's eventual triumph in 1969 highlighted his aggressive strategies. These matches are celebrated for their breathtaking moves, including stunning sacrifices of pieces that exemplified the players' brilliance and creativity. The battles not only defined an era but also enriched the chess world with unforgettable moments.
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2004, paperback
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