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Milan Vidmar vs Efim Bogoljubov
London (1922), London ENG, rd 5, Aug-05
Indian Game: Knights Variation. General (A46)  ·  1-0

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Jun-19-03
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  chessgames.com: Honza: <Chessgames.com, this game wasn't played by Aron Nimzowitsch, but by Efim Bogoljubow. The same game is twice in the database. See Vidmar vs Bogoljubow, 1922 and Vidmar vs Bogoljubow, 1922 (Maybe I am missing something but all three games seems to have the same gamescore. Two of them includes some annotations and probably that is why they can be in the database together.)> Thank you for all you do to help sort-out the database. And yes, that's exactly why its permitted to exist twice, because of the annotation.

This game will remain and the others have been removed.

Sep-05-08  Whitehat1963: Black's behind on material, but is there a clear mating finish?
Sep-05-08  Benzol: <Whitehat1963> 38...♔e7 would appear to be forced and after 39.♖xd5 he's two bishops down.
Sep-05-08  Whitehat1963: There you go, <Benzol>. Thanks for providing reason number 4,764,320 for why I'll never be a grandmaster.
Mar-02-18  goser: Vidmar was very efficient against Bogoljubow. Maybe only Capablanca was even more efficient.
Jun-04-22  tbontb: Bogoljubow as Black slips into a difficult position after 12....Be7 (better 12....dxe4 13.Nxe4 Nd5) then defends weakly against a direct K-side attack, giving up a B for 3 pawns but gaining insufficient compensation. White Vidmar is able to steadily increase the pressure against the K and eventually force resignation.

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