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Yuri Razuvaev vs Josef Klinger
GMA Baleares Open (1989), Palma de Mallorca ESP, rd 6, Dec-??
Dutch Defense: Stonewall. Modern Variation (A90)  ·  0-1

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Apr-20-16  tigreton: After 19 Dc2, White's position seems reasonably good. Who could have imagined that only five moves later, after 24 ... Ce4, Black would be winning? The key is the weakness of the light squares around the white King, and also the poor a1-bishop. Meanwhile, the four black pieces are active and ready to attack on the kingside.
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Black�s 19th move (and the continuation) is featured in Aagaard�s Positional Play. After 19�.d4 20.ed Bxg2 21.Kxg2 Qb7+ 22.Kg1 Rxb3 23.Ba1 Bxe5! (<A great positional decision. The bishop on a1 is stone-cold dead, and Black is just winning.> � Aagaard.) He also points out that 25.Rb1 loses to �Ng5.

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