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Viktor Lyublinsky vs Vladimir Simagin
Match (1939), Moscow URS
Three Knights Opening: General (C46)  ·  0-1

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Jan-16-12  King Death: This is a familiar idea from the Sicilian Dragon but it's hard to believe it came from this opening. Simagin was a player full of imagination.
Feb-08-17  computer chess guy: 14. h5! and White has advantage. The pawn cannot be taken. After something like .. Rb8 15. Qe3 B7 16. hxg6 hxg6 White keeps the Exchange and is pressing.

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