Botvinnik vs. Bronstein World Chess Championship 1951

With an amazing 10 decisive games out of 24, and several late lead changes, it is no surprise that Mikhail Botvinnik vs. David Bronstein made the top 10 list of most exciting world championships of all time. The public was hungry to see Botvinnik over the chessboard again after this three-year hiatus.

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Author: Winter, William and Robert Graham Wade (editors)Year: 1951Publisher: Turnstile PressPlace: LondonDescription:ix+133 pages with plates, tables

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