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Wilhelm Cohn vs Savielly Tartakower
Ostend Masters (1907), Ostend BEL, rd 9, May-27
Scandinavian Defense: Main Lines. Mieses Variation (B01)  ·  0-1

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Sep-06-09
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  Chessical: A game in which Cohn is suddenly losing without making any apparently questionable moves (eventually it seems that <12.Nxc6> may be at fault).

Tartakower's Queen offers herself up twice in this game. The first mate threat is averted temporarily, but the second offer is final.

This game showcases Tartakower's combinational powers and his imagination. He did not, however, feel that it warranted a place in his collected games.

May-15-15
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  fredthebear: If 28.RxQe1 Nf3+ discovery allows 29...RxR#.
Oct-10-19  PJs Studio: This is an imaginative game by Tartakower. Guess that guy could play a little bit eh? 😜
Jan-23-21  ZoneChess: Cohn's play seems ok but in fact at move ten the game is already lost because of the difference in pressure and restrictions put on white's queen.
Jan-23-21  sudoplatov: I think the big mistake is 5.Nf3; it's too slow. Black gets to play 5....Bg4 without losing a temp. 4.d4 is quite a bit stronger. Also 6.h3 is stronger than 5.Be2

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