Alexander Alekhine vs Robert Levenstein / Grossman / K Kraeger / S Hoffman (1932)

Alexander Alekhine vs Robert Levenstein / Grossman / K Kraeger / S Hoffman
New York Armory sim 1932 · Alekhine Defense: Exchange Variation (B03) · 1/2-1/2

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Nov-23-08		GrahamClayton: This simul was organised by Herman Helms. Here is some more information, taken from the chesslinks worldwide website (http://www.chesszoom.org) Helms was justifiably proud of the exhibitions by Alekhine and Capablanca that he organized at the Seventh Regiment Armory in New York in 1931 and 1932. With a brass band on hand for each exhibition, the invited grandmaster on each occasion met two hundred opponents, on fifty boards. These spectacular affairs set records for chess event attendance.

Nov-23-08		Calli: Some guy did a collection for the Alekhine simul Game Collection: Alekhine takes Manhattan (and Staten Island too)

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