Friedrich Saemisch vs Max Euwe (1925)

Friedrich Saemisch vs Max Euwe
Wiesbaden 1925 · King's Indian Defense: Four Pawns Attack. Dynamic Attack (A68) · 0-1

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Aug-19-07		sanyas: 500 Master Games of Chess gives this as taking place in Wiesbaden. Apparently this game was instrumental in showing that an extended pawn center can be weak.

Aug-19-07		whiteshark: <sanyas> Right you are! It's also <Wiesbaden> in a Dutch Euwe biography. double round, 4 participants: 1. (4.5 pts) Euwe 2. (3.0 pts) Rudolf Spielmann 3. (2.5 pts) George Shories 4. (2.0 pts) Friedrich Samisch

Aug-19-07		whiteshark: <sanyas> Instead of playing <13. Bxg4> white is sacrifying a piece to get a strong center.

Aug-19-07		sanyas: Is the center really as strong as it looks? Black won, after all. I read your profile. A good piece of general advice.

May-31-08		Xeroxx: for some reason I dont like the g2-g4-gxh5 idea. Nice benoni from Uhhrrv-ve.

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