Warum ein Schachspiel vor 175 Jahren in London als "unsterbliche Partie" in die Geschichte einging

Vor 175 Jahren trafen in London der Schachprofi Kieseritzky und der Amateur Anderssen aufeinander. Anderssen opferte mehrere wichtige Figuren, aber er gewann.

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Right now, #Anderssen's 'Ballettopptrin', 'Tungalda' and 'Utferds-Draapa' from #Bodø https://buff.ly/4czJYpf #wch
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Today, #Anderssen's 'Ballettopptrin', 'Tungalda' and 'Utferds-Draapa' from #Bodø https://buff.ly/4czJYpf #wch
In #Bladerunner, the geneticist J.F. Sebastian plays a game of remote #chess against Dr. Tyrell. Sebastian plays on a set called the British Birds. Tyrell plays on a more classical, medieval-style set, with traditional towers, knights, and kings, apparently out of silver and gold.

The distinction between the sets - the one strange and organic, the other refined, also illustrates the differences between the two men.

Game is apparently based upon the famous "#ImmortalGame" of Adolf #Anderssen and Lionel Kieseritzky in 1851.

Sources:
* http://chessforallages.blogspot.com/2012/10/british-birds-from-blade-runner.html
* https://www.chess.com/forum/view/general/blade-runner-chess-set---any-value
British Birds from Blade Runner

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