Victor L Wahltuch vs Akiba Rubinstein (1922)

Victor L Wahltuch vs Akiba Rubinstein
London (1922) · Torre Attack: Classical Defense (A46) · 0-1

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Mar-17-12		Karpova: 'The Field' on 12...b5! <A fine move, threatening to obtain a strong attack by the further advance of the pawns on the queenside, while, if the pawn be captured, Black gains time for development as well as a fine attacking position by playing ...Rb8. Rubinstein calls attention to the fact that a similar sacrifice was made by Blackburne in a game against the late S. Winawer.> Page 55 of J. Donaldson and N. Minev 'The Life and Games of Akiva Rubinstein - Volume 2: The Later Years', 2nd edition, Milforld, USA, 2011. I guess that Akiva was referring to 17...b4 in Winawer vs Blackburne, 1882

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