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On this day in 1924, the chess Grandmaster David Bronstein was born. In 1951, he made it to the World Chess Championship to challenge Mikhail Botvinnik. And over the course of 24 games, they ended tied with 12 points each—five … Continue reading →http://franklycurious.com/media/1/20140219-nicolauscopernicus.jpg