This Russian grandmaster was known for his intimidating stare. He was considered extremely good at sacrificing pieces. However, poor health caused him to never play to his full potential.
- Harry Nelson Pillsbury
- Mikhail Tal
- Paul Keres
- Salo Flohr
Answer
The correct answer is B) Mikhail Tal.
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