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Erich Cohn vs Oldrich Duras
St. Petersburg (1909), St. Petersburg RUE, rd 3, Feb-18
Queen Pawn Game: Krause Variation (D02)  ·  1-0

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Mar-01-07  Autoreparaturwerkbau: Duras was finely outplayed by young Cohn here.
Jan-14-09  SVarden: The final 34 e4 seems perfectly sound and leads to Black's resignation, but why not 34 NxR, QxQ, 35 Ne5+ regaining the queen?
Mar-01-10  uscfratingmybyear: SVarden- white has mate coming starting with Qf5 which stoppable only with 34...Qxe4. Perhaps Cohn, being a surgeon, preferred the scapel over the grenade. Balck could also play 34...Rd5 to slow the mate but when it takes moves like that it's time to kick it over.
Mar-01-10  ungeneral: Oldrich duress :-)
May-31-19  zydeco: After 34.Nxd7 black still has some tricks with 34....h2+. White can’t sidestep to a light square. He’ll win after 35.Kxh2 or 35.Kf2 but with 35....Qxd7 black still has ideas involving ....Rh8 and ....Qh3.
May-31-19  JimNorCal: <in general> Oldrich duress

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