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Moshe Czerniak vs Jan Hein Donner
Amsterdam Olympiad Final-A (1954), Amsterdam NED, rd 7, Sep-19
Three Knights Opening: General (C46)  ·  1-0

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Feb-03-09  YoungEd: Wouldn't 17. f5 have won a piece? I guess it still does after 17. Na4 Q moves 18. f5. Black's game was too passive throughout.
Feb-03-09  sneaky pete: The immediate 17.f5 .. is countered by 17... Ne5. This game must be a recent addition.
Feb-03-09  YoungEd: Thanks, <sneaky pete>. I think I get it. After 17. ♘a4 ♕ moves 18. f5, the ♘e5 idea won't work any more because the b2 ♗ just gobbles up the e5 ♘ and Black ends up minus a piece no matter what. A pretty idea! It's not being able to see stuff like this the first time through that keeps me deeply entrenched amongst the hacks of the world.

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