Bent Larsen

Danish chess player and author

Bent Larsen - Thinkers & Philosophers born March 4th, 1935
Born
Died

2010
16 years ago — 75 years old

Category

Thinkers & Philosophers

Country

Denmark

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A prominent chess player and theorist, made significant contributions to chess literature and theory. Achieved notable success in international chess tournaments during the mid-20th century. Played key roles in matches against numerous world-class players. His distinctive style and strategies influenced many subsequent players, and he was widely regarded as a leading figure in chess.

Won the Interzonal tournament in 1965

Competed in five World Chess Championships

Authored several influential chess books

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