Rene Gralla vs Jutta Hempel (1974)

Rene Gralla vs Jutta Hempel
Schlesvig-Holstein State Youth League, SB Elmshorn 1 vs Flen 1974 · Zukertort Opening: Nimzo-Larsen Variation (A04) · 1/2-1/2

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Dec-28-10		Nightsurfer: Until move no. 11 the game follows the move order of the stem game that has been played in Mar del Plata 1946, please compare Jacobo Bolbochan vs C Hounie Fleurquin, 1946 (though 29 years later the two young players over there in Northern Germany did not know the stem game, for sure). But in move no. 12 there is a new plan: White turns down the offer of exchanging Knights on d7, he dreams of a kind of attack, but that remains just fantasy, therefore White does happily accept the draw offer by German Wondergirl Jutta Hempel 5 moves later!

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