Joseph Henry Blackburne vs Siegbert Tarrasch (1894)

Joseph Henry Blackburne vs Siegbert Tarrasch
09.DSB-Kongress 1894 · Queen Pawn Game: Krause Variation (D02) · 1-0

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Annotations by Joseph Henry Blackburne. [148 more games annotated by Blackburne]

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Dec-28-04		ksadler: An excellent example of pressure on the isolated d-pawn.

Apr-22-05		paladin at large: Blackburne notes on move 4 that it is "good to get a great theorist like Tarrasch out of the books as soon as possible". I had the impression Blackburne was always in a hurry to break new ground no matter who the opponent. Would Tarrasch have been ok if he had played 31....Kg8, Qf7, or Ne7 ?

Jul-02-12		ughaibu: The note to move 22 should presumably read "f5" not "c5".

Jul-02-12		psmith: <ughaibu> Right. No doubt originally it was "P-B4".

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