The two bishop sacrifice is considered as one of the most agressive attacks in chess. It's goal is to destroy the opponent's king side so as to checkmate, win material, or achieve a draw.
Well I certainly hope the goal of sacrificing both Bishops is to lose. 
That is a very nice example of methodical destruction.
Thanks for posting it.
Bishop Trap
Terrific. That's the origin of the two bishop sacrifice. I did like the double threat at the bishops and the surprise of the Bxh7 move.
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God but Lasker was a dangerous bugger.
The two bishop sacrifice is considered as one of the most agressive attacks in chess. It's goal is to destroy the opponent's king side so as to checkmate, win material, or achieve a draw. The first two bishop sacrifice appeared at a famous chess game between world champion Emanuel Lasker and Bauer Johann in 1889.