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About Me
David Bronstein (1924-2006)
The quality of a game lays in how much originality, fighting spirit, beauty the player brings - not technique.... In a real chess game you should be in danger all the time, full of uncertainty, guessing the best move - that is the highest spirit of chess. Fight to the last move. All my games ended in zeitnot, I didn’t complain.
from an interview by IM Anthony Saidy on the USCF website.
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