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Baldur Hoenlinger vs Isaac Kashdan
Gyor (1930), Gyor HUN, rd 4, Oct-06
Semi-Slav Defense: Meran Variation (D48)  ·  0-1

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Aug-20-12  master of defence: Interesting to note that 24...Be4 is the only way to stop the mate.
Aug-20-12
Premium Chessgames Member
  NM JRousselle: Black can also win with
24... Qg5
25 Qg5 c2
26 Rc1 Rfd8
27 Qh5 Rd1
28 Rd1 c1/Q
Feb-20-24
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  offramp: I think this is interesting as an example of <not seeing quite far enough>.
20...Nc3.


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Baldur Hoenlinger saw it: 21. Rxc3, Bxh7+ easy-peasy ...Kxh7, Qh5+ then Ng5 and Black cannot stop the mate at h7 1-0.


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24...Be4!
"Oh strewth!!" But Baldur Hoenlinger should still win by playing Ne4, and then returning to g5 with the knight: 25. Nxe4 then 26. Ng5+-.
But naughty Kashdan forced 27. h3, and Black played the even naughtier 29...Rd1+.

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