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Nov-08-22 Egon Erker   Lovuschka: https://traueranzeigen.noz.de/traue... Dr. Egon Erker has died on 9 October 2011, he was known by a (now deceased) source of me for self-experimentation with a well-known painkiller to research other positive effects of it.      Oct-22-22 Mamedyarov vs Giri, 2022    Lovuschka: Absolutely amazing! This will go into the chess history books among other great games!      Sep-12-21 Richard Kujoth    Lovuschka: Harold van der Heijden found that I overlooked the disqualification, which was based on the cook. He wrote: <Bor was disqualified in Chess Life & Review no. 5, May 1975 (!).>      Jul-19-21 M Andersen vs P Salinas Herrera, 2021    Lovuschka: <An Englishman> As Geoigios Souleidis points out on his Youtube channel "The Big Greek" (in German), 19.Qxe4! dxe4 20.Rxd7 Qe5 21.Rxb7 Bxc3 22.Nxc3 Rxc3 23.Bxc3 Qxc3 24.Rxd1 leads to an endgame where White is a small material disadvantage but has very active pieces.      May-26-21 G Jones vs Dominguez Perez, 2021   Lovuschka: Nepomniachtchi vs Anand, 2019 It was not even two years, but Jones forgot in his 125th move to "do the Anand move". Of course, endgame studies with that motif are common. I would need to have a look, but it was either Troitzky or Rinck who did something similar a century ago.      May-26-21 Nepomniachtchi vs Anand, 2019   Lovuschka: Yes, yes. What happens after hours of play... and this went around the world. A world where Gawain Jones forgot. His 125th move lost, but he could have won after a horrible blunder by Dominguez. G Jones vs L Dominguez, 2021      Mar-16-21 J van Foreest vs N Grandelius, 2021    Lovuschka: 37.-Rd1+ 38.Ka2 Q:b3+ 39.c:b3 a:b3 mate would have been nice, obviously 38.-a:b3+ also would work. Thanks to Wolfgang Pieper (Osnabrück) for the hint.      May-29-20 Luis Paulo Supi    Lovuschka: Supi - Magnus Carlsen, 26 May 2020, online blitz game. 1. e4 d5 2. exd5 Qxd5 3. Nf3 Bg4 4. Be2 Nc6 5. Nc3 Qd7 6. h3 Bxf3 7. Bxf3 O-O-O 8. O-O Nd4 [DIAGRAM] 9. a4 Kb8 10. Nb5 Nxf3+ 11. Qxf3 a6 12. c4 e5 13. d4 exd4 14. Bf4 axb5 15. axb5 Bd6 16. Ra2 Qf5 17. Rfa1 Kc8 [DIAGRAM] ...      Feb-25-20 Pachman vs Flohr, 1948    Lovuschka: Of course, as was pointed out quickly, Pachman missed the easy draw 58.e8N!      Jan-18-20 Ladislav Vetesnik   Lovuschka: Actual spelling: Ladislav Vetešník (source: Ilja Mikan: "Galerie Československých Skladatelú", issue 11, Prague 1974)

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