Konikowski/Bekemann: Schachweltmeisterschaft 2016 - Karjakin gegen Carlsen the big greek a man at once loving

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Konikowski/Bekemann: Schachweltmeisterschaft 2016 - Karjakin gegen Carlsen the big greek a man at once lovingWorld championship matches have always been the absolute high points of international chess. In late autumn this year, two representatives of the younger generation met for the first time in New York City to win or defend the coveted title in a match over 12 games and, if necessary, a subsequent tie break. On the one hand, the Norwegian Magnus Carlsen, reigning world champion since 2013 and for even longer the clear world number one, celebrated by