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Salomon Flohr vs Gideon Stahlberg
Zurich 1934  ·  Semi-Slav Defense: Botvinnik System. Alatortsev System (D44)  ·  1-0


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Aug-09-05   bomb the bishop: Was 9. Nd5 forced or could black have taken the knight on g5?
Aug-29-05   jorgegatica: The standard answer is to take the knight on g5 and after Bg5 to develop the Qn to d7. Black was experimenting with an alternative which seems to be worse.
May-09-08   Samagonka: Very good game to watch.
Jun-02-08
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  vonKrolock: <21...c2> Now this is at least unnecessary. Euwe commented that white was threatening Bh5-Qf3 "with a quick decision", but this is wrong. Black could play now 21...Qa7! and, after, say 22.Bh5 Rc4 23.Qf3 Rh7! and his position is a fortress... More probably, Stahlberg overlooked 23.Ba6! when he played 21...c3-c2 - actually, giving away a whole P for almost nothing. Even so, the game is very interesting, and an excellent sample of Flohr's style

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