Chess wildness

  
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Lionel Vidal    (2006-11-15 15:50:21)
Chess wildness

You may think that chess studies are restricted to highly technical endings, with calm and profound play, replete with quiet but decisive moves... well, not always, as this wild study from L. Silaev (1983) clearly shows!
Forget your engines here, even if the solution is quite tactical :-)
This one is difficult, but worth solving!
White to play and win.
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