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Daniel Harrwitz vs Bernhard Horwitz
Match (1849), Brighton ENG, rd 15, Mar-09
Horwitz Defense: General (A40)  ·  1-0

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Jan-14-05  Knight13: Good attacks by White. Impressive.
Apr-29-05
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  nasmichael: What, do you collectively think, are 5 of the top 50 games played before 1940 that every chess student should be playing through? Much of chess culture could be focused upon during chess study--even "snapshots" of positions and the ideas behind the text of the full games--could be used as part of a study program. If you respond, pick games that have had a particular effect on how you play the Royal game; I want personal experience, not what someone else has told you. For instance, the first time I played through Capablanca-Corzo 1901, Havana, I was just a novice (some say I may still be one ;-) )and I got the visual impression, as I played through it a few times, of a man climbing a mountain. It had a flow I could understand, even though I did not have the "vocabulary" to carry on such a conversation with someone at the board. It affected thw way I saw the pieces moving. The fact that this was a master against a boy of 13 years held my imagination also, as I had not met a youth who could hold an adult in what I thought was an "adult's game" to me then. The game moved on like it was a story, not just people picking this piece then that piece. The moves were meant as a dialogue, asking questions, making comments, coming to decisions, evaluations. That is why Capablanca-Corzo, Havana 1908 is one of my "Games of Influence".

How about you?

Oct-31-07  nimh: Rybka 2.4 mp, AMD X2 2.01GHz, 10 min per move, threshold 0.33.

Harrwitz 3 mistakes:
17.Bd6 3.88 (17.f4 7.13)
22.Bxe7+ 5.02 (22.Nxe7 7.49)
40.gxh5 7.59 (40.Re7 11.39)

Horwitz 8 mistakes:
4...Qa5+ 1.27 (4...exf5 0.88)
7...Bb4 2.73 (7...Qh5 1.62)
12...Nf5 5.58 (12...c5 2.54)
19...b6 6.37 (19...Rf8 3.91)
29...Kc6 7.25 (29...Bxf1 4.71)
39...Bg2 11.39 (39...Bc2 9.05)
42...Kb5 9.31 (42...Bg4 6.81)
43...Bf5 19.75 (43...Bg4 9.31)

Apr-29-09  sfm: Sometimes players seem to have little fighting spiring, resigning very early just because the position is lost. Mr. Horwitz is not one of them.
Apr-18-14  Whitehat1963: Quite a battle of Witz!

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