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Wolfgang Unzicker vs Mark Taimanov
Stockholm 1952  ·  Sicilian Defense: Boleslavsky. General Variation (B58)  ·  0-1


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Sep-08-02   bishop: White is completely bottled up, the final position leaves him with hardly any moves. An impressive performance by Taimanov.
Jan-25-05   Kadimo: I'm looking for the game Panov vs Taimanov Moscoww 1952
Jan-25-05
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  tpstar: <Kadimo> I'm afraid that one is not in this database = http://www.chessgames.com/perl/ches...
Jun-16-07   sanyas: Unzicker retreats his knight from c3 to b1, then moves it over to d2 - and then he spends six tempi getting his king's knight over from f3 to b1. What a strategy.
Apr-24-09
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  whiteshark: Unzicker has changed beyond recognition in this game.
Apr-24-09   ILikeFruits: look at...
the horse...
move...
May-27-09
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  marknierras: A nice example of mounting an attack and focusing on one weakness. You can see how black zeroed in on c1... great game!

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