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Miguel Najdorf vs Oscar Panno
First Piatigorsky Cup (1963), Los Angeles, CA USA, rd 1, Jul-02
Benoni Defense: King's Indian System (A56)  ·  1-0

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Feb-26-16  Resignation Trap: Photo taken at start of this game, clearly showing Herman Steiner's design: https://scontent.xx.fbcdn.net/hphot...
Feb-26-16  falso contacto: Both very young. Thanks RT.
Jul-07-16  zanzibar: I think this must be the same photo, and the link is probably longer lasting:

http://www.worldchesshof.org/upload...

Jul-07-16
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  sakredkow: Wow, that's a beautiful photo, particularly Najdorf.
Jul-07-16
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  sakredkow: In the game I thought it was particularly useful to see how White kept the kingside under wraps after the g- and h-pawns advanced.
Feb-08-18
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  Fusilli: <resignation trap> <zanzibar> Those links are dead. Is this the photo?

http://ajedrez12.com/2017/04/15/el-...

Feb-08-18  zanzibar: <Fusilli> Yes, I think it is. Here's the relocated version on HoF site:

https://worldchesshof.org/sites/def...

(Gotta work a bit more on my stability predictions!)

Jan-05-22
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  GrahamClayton: Panno gets a cramped position out of the opening, and pushes his K-side pawns in a desperate attempt to gain space and counterplay. Najdorf calmly stops Panno's counterplay, and then starts his own K-side pawn advance, which is decisive.

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