Apr-09-23 I Zaragatski vs V Kovalev, 2013
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kerpa: Position 143, p. 131, 300 Most Important Chess Positions by Engqvist illustrating opening the h file when there are no Rooks on the file |
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Apr-08-23 A Mikhalchishin vs S Djuric, 1979
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kerpa: p. 126, 300 Most Important Chess Positions by Engqvist, position 137, describing queenside attack when there is no majority |
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Dec-05-22 Shamkovich vs S D Brown, 1980
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kerpa: That should be 17.. exf4 etc |
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Nov-19-22 Nimzowitsch vs P S Leonhardt, 1911
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kerpa: I'm going through My System - this is Game #16. Nimzowitsch used this game to show that putting the question to a pinning Bishop (ie following up 8. h3 with g4) depended on proper timing, and needed compensation for "disorganizing" the King's pawn protection. 9. g4? because Nxg4 ... |
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Oct-09-22 Nimzowitsch vs Vidmar, 1907 
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kerpa: Jeremy Silman uses 12 Ba6 to illustrate blockade - in this case of the weak a6 pawn (Complete Book of Chess Strategy, diagram 172). It's a fine book for newbies like myself. |
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May-17-22 Smyslov vs K Langeweg, 1981 
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kerpa: Move 30 is position 80 in Thomas Engqvist's fine book 300 Most Important Chess Positions, section on Bishop maneuvers |
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May-17-22 Andersson vs Browne, 1985
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kerpa: Move 16 White to play is position 79 in Thomas Engqvist's fine book 300 most important chess positions, in the section on Bishop maneuvers. |
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Dec-23-21 P Wolff vs Lputian, 1993
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kerpa: after 12 Re1, the position is diagram 3 p. 214 in Wolff�s excellent book Play Chess Like a Boss in the chapter about pawn structures |
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Dec-18-21 Schlechter vs W John, 1905
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kerpa: This game is beautifully explained with great clarity by Fred Reinfeld in Chess Review March 1943 p. 89 - 91. It is Part Two of Chess Openings Made Easy, in which Reinfeld explains openings and also their relationships to middle games on the basis of pawn structures (he called them ... |
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Nov-16-21 R Hart vs B R Watson, 2010
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kerpa: GM Michael Roiz cites this game as showing that 9...c6 "cannot be recommended....10.Qh5! is a finesse which puts Black's 9th move out of business." Necessary is 9...Qh4! - "This move may appear artificial but it serves an important purpose in limiting White's activity on the kingside ... |
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