F Valenzuela vs Alexander Alekhine (1927)

F Valenzuela vs Alexander Alekhine
Santiago 1927 · Bogo-Indian Defense: Nimzowitsch Variation (E11) · 0-1

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May-24-05		Pawn Ambush: Damn!

Jun-17-07		syracrophy: Incredible! 45.h6 h4+ 47.xg6 f6# click for larger view What a delightful final position! And all just started by 32...xg2+!! This game's just awesome! No one could expect the thunderbolt 32...xg2+!! This game has to be seen by everyone!

Jun-17-07		spacetimereality: I believe that the threat after 33. Kxg2 is 33..Qe4+. 34. Kg3 (or Kh3) Rf3+ and it spells "finito" for white. 34. Kg1 (or Kf1) Qxb1+ 35. Ke2 Qe4+ and I can't see how it proceeds. I don't have a chess program, can anyone help me out? What's the finish after my line?

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