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Swedish Logician
Member since Jul-11-11 · Last seen Dec-04-23
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   Swedish Logician has kibitzed 108 times to chessgames   [more...]
   Nov-27-23 Yagupov vs D Lam, 2019 (replies)
 
Swedish Logician: Classic Monday!
 
   Nov-06-23 A Vaisser vs Ehlvest, 1984 (replies)
 
Swedish Logician: 26...Kf7 27. Bc4+ Ke7 28. Qh4+ Qf6 29. Bxf6+ gxf6 30. Qh7+ Kf8 31. Qg8+ Ke7 32. Qg7+ Bf7 33. Qxf7#
 
   May-24-23 Portisch vs A Foguelman, 1964
 
Swedish Logician: The fine play of Portisch brought this classic Bronstein game to mind. Bronstein vs E Rojahn, 1956
 
   Sep-26-22 E Nebermann vs Silbermann, 1902 (replies)
 
Swedish Logician: What a lovely gem! I simply had to save this to my collection Agreeable Miniatures ....
 
   Apr-29-22 Unzicker vs Tal, 1975 (replies)
 
Swedish Logician: I just saw the names of the players, but did not take notice of what colour they played. When I reached 24 R x f7 I thought: Typical Tal! and was flabbergasted to learn that the colours were the opposite.
 
   Apr-21-22 Robert Byrne (replies)
 
Swedish Logician: <key.pusher> looking back at earlier posts, I now, embarrassingly enough, discover an earlier post by MYSELF Dec-15-16, where I had found out about the Indiana connection. The COVID pandemic must have impaired my memory.
 
   Mar-18-21 P Thoren vs P Lacko, 1987 (replies)
 
Swedish Logician: This reminded me of another Swedish classic. A Sundin vs Erik Andersson, 1964
 
   Mar-08-21 N Sabbag vs C de Holanda, 1992
 
Swedish Logician: The final part of this game plays like a Volga/Benko Gambit, where for some unfathomable reason White's King has landed on the Queenside.
 
   Nov-07-20 Yagupov vs A Rustemov, 1995 (replies)
 
Swedish Logician: I considered the possibility that "26" was a typo for "16" , but that hardly made sense either, since, by a long shot, the move 16. Rxe6 was not Very Difficult to find, and hence not of the Saturday puzzle kind.
 
   Oct-27-20 T H Tylor vs R Cross, 1933
 
Swedish Logician: Both players were blind, and went on to become knighted and very prominent lawyers in the UK.
 
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