To help add some depth to my understanding of the Stonewall Attack, I’m reading Andrew Soltis’ book, aptly named The Stonewall Attack. It’s expensive, but I was able to get it at a library. I found this game (discussed in the book and this brief article) to be very interesting (and crazy) and wanted to pass it along:

https://www.chess.com/article/view/a-brilliant-execution

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A Brilliant Execution

This game was played in Milwaukee in 1949. White executes a brilliant attack using the opened f-file. One of the important factors that contributed for this smashing attack being successful was the powerful posted White Knight at e5. In the … Continue reading