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Jan-15-12
 | | LIFE Master AJ: Its definitely a nice game, and also today's featured opening. |
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| Mar-02-12 | | Eduardo Bermudez: Checkmated for the King and Stalemate for de Queen !! |
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| Jun-24-13 | | notyetagm: Nimzowitsch vs Hakansson, 1922 Game Collection: REMOVE THE GUARD (TAKEN)! 27 Qg4xBd7+! destroys the defender of e6-mating sq, 28 Nd4-e6# |
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| Jun-24-13 | | notyetagm: Nimzowitsch vs Hakansson, 1922 Game Collection: REMOVE THE GUARD! ATTACK DEFENDER! 27 Qg4xBd7+! destroys the defender of e6-mating sq, 28 Nd4-e6# |
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| Jun-24-13 | | notyetagm: Nimzowitsch vs Hakansson, 1922 Game Collection: THE UNDERRATED REMOVAL OF THE GUARD -- HEISMAN 27 Qg4xBd7+! destroys the defender of e6-mating sq, 28 Nd4-e6# |
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| Nov-07-13 | | Eduardo Bermudez: I like, like that !! |
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| Mar-22-15 | | Cactusjuice: Nimzo sacrifice his d4 pawn base to get piece activity and made a decisive attack |
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| Jun-03-15 | | Underworld: I've used this opening with a lot of success. |
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| Sep-15-16 | | sorrowstealer: great game.bad pun |
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| Dec-23-17 | | Rio Mike: This looks like an AlphaZero game! :) |
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Dec-06-19
 | | jessicafischerqueen:
According to Skjoldager and Nielsen, this game was resigned after 27.Qxd7+ Here is the source they list: Kagan Neueste Schachnachrichten 1924, pages 279-280 -Per Skjoldager and Jorn Erik Nielsen, "Aron Nimzowitsch on the Road to Chess Mastery 1886-1924" (McFarland 2002), p.335 |
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| Dec-06-19 | | Carrots and Pizza: After 13.h5 White looks like he has a great game. I adopted this opening years ago. The problem was that if black was prepared it didn’t go so well because white is unable to shore up e5. |
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| Dec-06-19 | | Carrots and Pizza: 25.Nxd5 is brilliant! What a great follow up. |
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Dec-07-19
| | jessicafischerqueen:
This game is from Nimzowitsch's second match against <Hakansson>, in which he scored +1-1=1. <Hakansson> held a master title at the time. The mating move listed in our score was never played. Nimzowitsch:
<"27.Qxd7+ and mate next move through Ne6! That I was able to <<<restrain an excellent master like Hakansson>>>, in this way, must be due to the circumstance that the move 4.Qg4 came as a complete surprise. Nevertheless, it was a beautiful game!"> 4.Qg4?!
click for larger viewPer Skjoldager and Jorn Erik Nielsen, "Aron Nimzowitsch on the Road to Chess Mastery 1886-1924" (McFarland 2002), pp.334-335 They cite <Kagans Neuste Schachnachrichten 1924 (pp.270-280)> as their source. |
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| Dec-07-19 | | RookFile: Nimzo did well when he opponent played like a dead fish. Black probably had half a dozen moves better than 6....f5, for example. |
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| Dec-24-19 | | Jambow: Interesting motif that I have employed with great success, that is the sacrifice of the d pawn to put a wedge in the center while protecting the advanced e pawn, albeit I do so with the f pawn as well since the wedge keeps the center closed king safety is less of an issue. Often 1.e4...e6 2.d4...d5 3.e6...c5 4.f5...Nc6 5.Bd3...cxd4 6.a3(prevents + on king and black initiative)...Bc5 7.Nf3...Ne7 8.Ng5(to entice the weakening of blacks kingside)...h6 8.Qh6 (threatening Qxf7#). If I arrive at this position which is very frequent I'm probably won and have a few titled player scalps in 5 min blitz games. I went from about 30% against the French defense to > than 70% by not allowing the game to center around the c file. I hated playing the French and now I love it... This game reminded me of how much a philosophy change can improve your results. |
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| Nov-06-20 | | zenwabi: Annotated by Nimzowitsch as Game 50 in his MY SYSTEM (21ST CENTURY EDITION, Hays Publishing). |
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Nov-07-20
 | | Stonehenge: <Kristianstad (Oslo) SWE> Is that correct? |
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| Nov-07-20 | | Olavi: <Stonehenge: <Kristianstad (Oslo) SWE>
Is that correct?>
Norway of course, if Oslo, former Christiania, Kristiania, is where this was played. But Kristianstad is in Sweden. Håkansson is the player's name. I guess it's difficult to correct here, but it's a completely different vowel. |
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Nov-07-20
| | Stonehenge: https://tfsarkiv.schack.se/pdf/1922... clearly has Kristianstad, and that was what I had put into the site field. Unfortunately the editor who 'corrected' it has a habit of making a mess of it. I've changed it back. |
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| Nov-07-20 | | Olavi: The first vowel is pronounced approximately as in call, while Hakansson would be more like in arm. |
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Mar-17-21
| | rkadue: YES, after 27...Nxd7 it looks to me as if black has a strong winning position. what am i missing? |
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Mar-17-21
 | | chancho: 28.Ne6 mate. |
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| Mar-30-22 | | tonsillolith: <sorrowstealer: great game.bad pun> Yes. Much better would be <Queenerschnitzel>. |
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Dec-17-22
 | | kingscrusher: Very amusing overprotection game - one really must try this variation of the Advance French with Qg4 :) |
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