Bronstein On the King's Indian David Bronstein
Publisher: Everyman Chess

Of course the Bronstein/Vainstein book on Zurich '53 is also a good source for King's Indians, and Najdorf's book on the same tournament (in Spanish) is an even better read IMHO. File name: Bronstein, David - The World Chess Crown Challenge - Kasparov vs. David Bronstein - Chess - Dejan Bojkov a Modern Way to Play The King's Indian Size: 296.45 Mb Genre: eLearning FileServe FileSonic BitShare Uploading links The Zurich Interzonal of 1. File name: Bronstein, David & Ken Neat - Bronstein on the King's Indian.djvu. The queen sacrifice in the above image was stunning at the time. The King's Indian Defense (KID for short) was popularized by the Ukrainians, notably David Bronstein, Isaak Boleslavsky and Yefim Geller in the 1940s and 1950s. I sometimes feel a little bit sorry for those who have never played the King's Indian Defence. In the follow chess video, we will examine a legendary game where Kasparov employs an early queen sacrifice very similar to the Bronstein Variation of the King´s Indian Defense. Download link: http://www.mediafire.com/file/3b02knvwsnr0p8r. Bronstein had different levels of success with his novelties. David Bronstein was a first rate chess artist and an engaging writer.