Nezhmetdinov breaks the Berlin in 25 moves

Featured is an analysis of chess game between Rashid Nezhmetdinov and Yuri Kotkov from the 17th RSFSR Championship which was held in 1957. The opening is a Ruy Lopez, Berlin Defense where Nezhmetdinov is reluctant to retreat on more than one occasion. An attacking player’s mentality frequently scans the position for forward and forceful moves. This 25-move encounter provides us with an excellent example of attacking play.

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