Friedrich Saemisch vs Laszlo Szabo (1936)

Friedrich Saemisch vs Laszlo Szabo
10 Munich-T ,HCL 38 1936 · Gruenfeld Defense: Russian Variation (D96) · 0-1

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Aug-13-03		Bastrikov: An unparalleled use of the black's king knight as it journeys to the center and back to the kingside. The move of the game is probably c5 which gives white a weak center pawn that later falls to black's rook. All blacks pieces find correct squares: method- master agility wins.

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Round 10 (Sunday, August 23) [GER v. HUN]
from Munich Chess Olympiad 1936: Pt. 1, Rounds 1-10 by Phony Benoni