Vladimir Alatortsev vs Yuri Averbakh (1948)

Vladimir Alatortsev vs Yuri Averbakh
USSR Championship (1948) · Nimzo-Indian Defense: Classical. Noa Variation (E34) · 1-0

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Aug-24-05		Resignation Trap: After 24...Ne8 25. Nc3! and the Queen is overloaded.

Aug-24-05		sitzkrieg: Nice of u to point out these alatortsev games! I only had seen him loosing in the game collections of Taimanov Smyslov and others so these games are nice to see.

Aug-24-05		Resignation Trap: <sitzkrieg> Thank you for the compliment! I specialize in collecting biographical books, but many are not in english or aren't readily available. There are many players whose games and careers deserve to be better known. Many games from these books still need to be uploaded to www.chessgames.com, so I have a lot of work yet to do on about two dozen (and growing every week)personal projects.

Aug-24-05		sitzkrieg: Keep doing what ur doing its very much appreciated!:D

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