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Savielly Tartakower vs Vladimir Vukovic
Debrecen (1925), Debrecen HUN, rd 11, Aug-23
Bogo-Indian Defense: Exchange Variation (E11)  ·  1-0

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May-24-16  SpaceRunner: This game by Tartakower game is very nice and deserve some attention!
May-24-16  suenteus po 147: This is a delightful game (especially the endgame!) to play through. Thank you, <SpaceRunner>, for drawing attention to this game.
May-24-16  JimNorCal: Perhaps someone can explain 24. d5 to those of us less tactically enlightened. Why not PxP as the response? The position by move 29 is already dreadful for black. By move 34 one wonders why black is still shifting wood.
May-24-16  User not found: <JimNorCal: Perhaps someone can explain 24. d5 to those of us less tactically enlightened. Why not PxP as the response?>

Because of Rxh6. It gives white a clear edge, in fact exd is losing. RxR is much better but I think the idea behind whites move is to cause trouble with a passed pawn.

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