Oct-26-10 G Neumann vs Kolisch, 1867 
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| ballroomblitz: It happened 35. ... f5 !!? Neumann played 36.exf5? (36.Qe3) offering drawn. No,thanks,because exactly now I have a mating combination(Ignaz Kolisch)Probably inspired by the present Sam Loyd ... |
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May-27-10 Motylev vs K Chernyshov, 2010
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| ballroomblitz: Right! 19. hxg6 (e.p.) Rxf3 20. gxf3 Qg5+ 21. Kf1 Kg7 (the point: clost diagonal!) |
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May-25-10 R Damaso vs J Pinter, 1992
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| ballroomblitz: 88 years later (Schlechter-Teichmann 1904) one observes this surprising game |
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May-25-10 Schlechter vs Teichmann, 1904
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| ballroomblitz: Alapin`s creation (2. Bb5 with an f4 before moving Ng1) introduced in 1904! Welcome in the future ... |
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Apr-18-10 Albin vs Tarrasch, 1892
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| ballroomblitz: "to Lawrence" hey man, what about respect for this great victory of unknown Albin against Tarrasch? Please check this game again (now we are in 2010), meanwhile, perhaps you are a little wiser ... |
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Apr-06-10 Kolisch vs de Vere, 1867
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| ballroomblitz: Thunder and lightning! We are in Paris 1867 here ... what a strange but strong game! Did David Bronstein timetravell once? |
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Mar-24-10 Kolisch vs Paulsen, 1861
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| ballroomblitz: (to GrahamClayton) This great game was played by Ignaz Kolisch (not Anderssen) |
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Mar-23-10 Winawer vs E Rousseau, 1867
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| ballroomblitz: ...Winawer only spent half an hour in this game, Rousseau one and a half hour!(Tournament book from 1868) And so, the winner of Paris 1867, Ignaz Kolisch, certainly offered Rousseau a drink ... |
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Mar-17-10 Shirov vs J Lapinski, 1990
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| ballroomblitz: King`s gambit? - Of course! Charousek-Lasker (Nuremberg 1896) |
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Mar-10-10 Mandolfo vs Kolisch, 1858
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| ballroomblitz: to (ounos): please consider that without 16. De1 the combination would not exist ... in 1859 they had another view and pleasure with chess- I like it! |
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