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Aron Nimzowitsch vs Savielly Tartakower
Berlin (1928), Berlin GER, rd 5, Oct-16
Neo-Grünfeld Defense: General (D70)  ·  1/2-1/2

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Oct-15-16  whiteshark: According to this database the only time Nimzo faced the Gruenfeld w/ white (and I wouldn't even call it a (pure) Grünfeld due to <4...Qxd5>).
Oct-15-16  Olavi: In some respectable circles, very serious books, playing d7-d5 without waiting for the parent move Nc3 was called the Bastard Grünfeld.
Oct-15-16
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  offramp: <Olavi: In some respectable circles, very serious books, playing d7-d5 without waiting for the parent move Nc3 was called the Bastard Grünfeld.>

They should not have used language like that.

Oct-15-16  Retireborn: Writers from the 40s/50s (eg Heidenfeld) would classify this as a King's Indian rather than a Gruenfeld. It's just a matter of fashion I suppose.
Oct-16-16  Olavi: I think they thought that Nf6xd5xc3 and then chipping away with c7-c5 was the the real Grünfeld.
Oct-16-16
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  offramp: Even if they were angry.

It means that they have lost the argument.

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