Salomon Flohr vs Ivan Nemet (1967)

Salomon Flohr vs Ivan Nemet
It 1967 · King's Indian Defense: Fianchetto Variation. Classical Fianchetto (E67) · 1/2-1/2

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Jul-23-05		vonKrolock: <12.d4> a valuable alternative to the stereotyped 12.d4 <41.b1> Highly probably a typo - 41.b1 is the good move here (if 41...a3, then 42.f3! b3 43.e4!) - remark that with the wrong move a piece is hanging and with 41.b1 all's well. As this Game is not in NIC base on-line, i cannot assert, for the moment, about this and another doubt: * Flohr played only one major 'IT' in 1967 (the Rubinstein Memorial in Poland), but Ivan Nemet was not there The Game in itself is quite interesting, with white sorting from the opening with a pawn, and black displaying an active piece-play in the middle

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