Emanuel Lasker vs Andre Lilienthal (1936)

Emanuel Lasker vs Andre Lilienthal
Moscow (1936) · French Defense: Classical. Alapin Variation (C14) · 0-1

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Given 9 times; par: 105 [what's this?]

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Aug-03-08		keypusher: Lasker's second straight defeat -- the first time this had happened in a tournament since 1895.

Jan-14-09		Dr. J: Remarkable recovery by Lilienthal, but couldn't Lasker have safely won a pawn (and probably the game) by 38 Rxb7 and 39 Bxg6?

Aug-10-10		newzild: This game helps to prove Newzild's Maxim: "One bad bishop is better than no bishop at all."

Aug-20-10		Ulhumbrus: 23...Kd8 moves the King towards the Queenside with White's men placed for a King side attack.

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