Alexander Alekhine vs Erich Eliskases (1939)

Alexander Alekhine vs Erich Eliskases
Buenos Aires 1939 · Caro-Kann Defense: Panov Attack (B14) · 1-0

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May-23-06		Runemaster: A very smooth game. Alekhine seems happy to exchange pieces, but by combining threats with his queen and rook, he reaches a winning endgame.

Aug-03-07		sanyas: Why not 32...Kg7? Better than a lost ending, at any rate.

Oct-15-08		chocobonbon: <Runemaster>Agree. Your collection of Alekhine's later period is great. My first book on Alekhine was the Alexander book in HB. I once considered it a poor relation to Alekhine's own books but as for the games themselves I now find his later productions most enjoyable. He was an artist to the end.

Oct-15-08		Chessdreamer: The game score appears to be in error after 43.g4; 43... Kf8 44.g5 Kg8 45.Kg3 Ra1 46.Kg4 Rg1+ 47.Kf5 Rg2 48.f4 a2 49.Kf6 1-0.

Sep-03-11		ray keene: alekhine was a quick and effective learner-compare this game with botvinnik v alekhine avro 1938 which i analyse in todays chess column in the times. alekhine lost to botvinnik and soon after he wins a very similar game against eliskases, employing the selfsame botvinnik strategy against which he had lost.

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