Aron Nimzowitsch vs Friedrich Saemisch (1923)

Aron Nimzowitsch vs Friedrich Saemisch
Copenhagen (1923) · Queen's Indian Defense: Classical. Traditional Variation Nimowitsch Line (E18) · 1-0

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Given 16 times; par: 99 [what's this?]

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Jul-24-02		bishop: When Black plays the almost obligatory ...c5 in queen pawn openings he usually has to consider the consequences of the response d5. In Nimzowitsch vs Samisch, 1923 Nimzovitch's note to 13.d5 is "The birth of the passed pawn".

Jul-20-07		tal lover: Nimzowitch was lucky in this endgame, against my computer he would never win this knight endgame

Jul-20-07		tal lover: Another winning idea could be 40.Ne4

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