Kornel Havasi vs Johannes Hendrik Otto Van den Bosch (1931)

Kornel Havasi vs Johannes Hendrik Otto Van den Bosch
Prague ol (Men) 1931 · Nimzo-Indian Defense: St. Petersburg Variation (E43) · 1-0

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Apr-26-12		BarryGla: in this game white's sixth move 6 N e2 is impossible (exposing king to attack). White's sixth move shole be 6 Ng e2 game details: White: Kornel Havasi(?) Black: J Van Den Bosch(?) Event: Prague ol (Men) Site: Prague CSR Date: 1931.07.16 Round: 7 Result: 1-0 ECO: E43

Apr-26-12		King Death: To note the move as 6.Nge2 is redundant, because only the knight on g1 can move like you say. I'm sure the web masters have software that checks all of the games for illegal moves.

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