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Yuri Averbakh vs Jan Hein Donner
Hoogovens (1963), Beverwijk NED, rd 9, Jan-18
Queen's Gambit Declined: Three Knights Variation. General (D37)  ·  1-0

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Mar-05-08  rgr459: yaz cites this game as demonstrating the power of the minority attack in 'winning chess strategies'... this basic strategy is simple enough for me to understand!
Sep-05-09  BISHOP TAL: yes he does, oddly the move order in his book starts d4 d5 with other changes but transposes into the same open by the time his anotations start.I thought I had the wrong game cuase its dated 62 not 63 but, it all ends the same.

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