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Lakdawala: The Greatest Attacker in Chess - The Enigmatic Rashid Nezhmetdinov Schachtrainer Benko and ModernRashid Nezhmetdinov (1912 1974) played fearless attacking chess. With his dazzling style, the Soviet master was already a legend during his lifetime, but international fame largely eluded him. Only once did he get permission to show his exceptional talent in a tournament abroad. Nezhmetdinov was chess champion of the Russian Federation five times. In the 1961 Soviet Championship, he won the 'Best Game' prize for a spectacular win against Mikhail Tal