Friedrich Samisch vs K Engel (1928)

Friedrich Samisch vs K Engel
Bruenn 1928 · Nimzo-Indian Defense: Saemisch Variation. Accelerated (E24) · 1-0

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Jun-18-03		morphynoman2: Nice attack. At least two great moves: 21. e5!! and 24. Ne7!!

Jan-12-09		Antonius Blok: I'ts incredible how Engel didn't directly eliminate the white knight on f5 with his bishop! Letting him the choice to refuse the exchange was too dangerous!!

Jan-12-09		TheaN: 24.Ne7†! Qxe7 25.Rh8†! Kxh8 (Kf7 with either 26.Bg6† Kxg6 27.Qh5‡ 1-0 or 26.Qh5† g6 27.Qxg6‡) 26.Qh5† Kg8 27.Qh7† Kf7 28.Bg6‡ 1-0 Great attack.

Jan-12-09		TheaN: What do you mean, Blok? 23....Bxf5? Or earlier? Because after that comes 24.Bxf5 gxh6? 25.Be6 , without any good defense. Black is as good as gone on move 20....

Jan-12-09		Antonius Blok: <TheaN> First time he set down on f5 19.Nf5 ... Bang Bang Bxf5.

Jan-13-09		TheaN: Yeah, true, as that's before move 20 :). However, after Rxf5, Black's position is pretty crushable. And Samisch would have crushed that. Take note that even then, White is a short while going to play e5 with a Rook to the flank.

Aug-10-09		whiteshark: Black player is Jindrich Engel !! See also http://www.rogerpaige.me.uk/tables1... for Brno 1928 crosstable * correction submitted

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