Gosta Stoltz vs Alexander Alekhine (1942)

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Gosta Stoltz vs Alexander Alekhine
Munich (1942), Munich GER, rd 7, Sep-21
Spanish Game: Closed Variations. Chigorin Defense (C98) · 0-1

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Aug-21-02		morphynoman2: Alekhine defends and attacks at the same time.

Apr-26-03		WhoKeres: I've never seen black's twelfth move played anywhere else. It may be worth a look through this database but I am pretty sure its an unusual sideline. White's 15th move is a major strategical mistake; 15. Ne3 or 15 Nh2 are better. I recall a similar mistake being made by Fischer against Keres at Curacao 1962, and Keres rolled Bobby off the board.

Apr-26-03		popski: Once one man who played with Alekhine asked Tartakower: Who will win, me or Alekhine? Tartakower answered: Alekhine. Player was surprised: How?! I have better position! Tartakower: You didnt ask me about position, but who will win. Alekhine won this game, of course ...

Aug-20-14		residentlegal: Great demonstration of the chess mind by the world champion. He balances the position in his favor with attack,capture,and defence in just the right measure.

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