Moshe Czerniak vs Alexander Alekhine (1939)

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Moshe Czerniak vs Alexander Alekhine
Buenos Aires (1939), Buenos Aires ARG, rd 15, Sep-18
English Opening: King's English. Two Knights' Variation Reversed Dragon (A22) · 0-1

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Aug-23-09		GrahamClayton: According to Yakov Damsky in the "Batsford Book of Chess Records", this game was repeated move by move by Vladimir Kozlov and Andrei Makarov at a tournament in Moscow in 1992.

May-19-13		Calli: You can see Alekhine's notebook on this game here: http://alekhine-nb.blogspot.fr/ The really odd thing is that he writes in English and uses English Descriptive Notation. His annotations are also in "107 Great Chess Battles", but I think Edward Winter translated the notes from Spanish for that book. Turns out they were originally in English.

May-19-13		JimNorCal: Wow, the Alekhine notebook web page is fascinating. Thanks.

Apr-15-16		Russian Patzer: Remarkably that Alekhine's great rival failed to beat Czerniak with Black in Buenos Aires. M Czerniak vs Capablanca, 1939

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