Vladimir Vukovic vs Alexander Alekhine (1922)

Vladimir Vukovic vs Alexander Alekhine
Vienna (1922) · Indian Game: Döry Indian (E10) · 1/2-1/2

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Apr-19-06		Honza Cervenka: Alekhine's ultra-aggressive approach is really astonishing and it brought him many successes and brilliant wins during all his career but here he was very lucky that he did not lose. For example, I think that 51.Nf4 or 51.Nf8 would have won the second Pawn and the game quite easily. And before that Alekhine was even more than 20 moves a piece down without any significant compensation. It was a Houdinilike escape from his part and he needed a lot of opponent's help to conduct it.

Sep-22-06		Calli: 65.e5? doesn't help. I don't see any defense to 65.d5 followed by e5

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