[White "Genrikh Kasparian Study"]   [Black "White to play and win"]   [Result "1-0"]   [FEN "2B3K1/8/3N1p1p/6pk/5P1P/6P1/7r/5r2 w - - 0 1"]   {We can see from the configuration of the pawns and the position of the White king, that Black's king movement is restricted. Therefore, White's idea is to play for the checkmate.}   1 Ne8!   {This move doesn't block the action of the White's bishop. The idea is to continue with  Ng7+  and  Bf5  mate.}   (1 Nf5  {allows}  1... Kg4 .)   1... Kg6   {One of two possible moves.} ( 1... Rxf4  {would lead to the same variation.})   2 h5!+  2... Rxh5 3 f5+!   {White sacrifices his pawns one after another. It seems that there White has simply gone mad, but there is a very hidden point behind it.}   3... Rxf5 4 g4!   {White is threatening  5 gxf5  mate. Black has to move the f rook, say to f1}   4... Rf1 5 Bf5+!   {Deflecting the rook back to the f5 square. Now comes the climax of the study.}   5... Rxf5 6 Ng7!!!!   {Together with  Mitrofanov's    Qg5!!  one of the most amazing ideas I have ever seen. There is no defence against the dual threat of  gxf5  or  gxh5  with mate.   A modest pawn proves to be stronger than the two rooks. Really a triumph of  MIND OVER MATTER.  Fantastic.}