Pawn (chess)

Pawn (chess)
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  • Pawn storm — Chess diagram|= tright = | | | | | | | |= kd|pd| |qd| |pd| | |= pd| | | | | | | |= | |nd| |pl| | | |= | |ql| | | | | |= | | |rd| |bl|pl| |= | | |pd| |pl|kl| |= |rl| | | | | | |=| Bobby Fischer v Tigran Petrosian, Yugoslavia 1959, after Fischer s… …   Wikipedia

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