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Lasker, Edward vs. Alekhine, Alexander, Duesseldorf, 1908.??.??, Round 1
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Month: November 2012
Alekhine, Alexander vs. Koehnlein, H., Duesseldorf, 1908.??.??, Round ?
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Women’s World Championship / Finals – Game 4
Stefanova Strikes Back Antoaneta Stefanova Antoaneta Stefanova struck back in Game 4 with a violent Kingside attack. Ushenina made an unnecessary retreat on move 19 (Diagram); taking the f Pawn was certainly better and not worse for Black. Be that as it may, the final moves were masterfully… Continue reading
Women’s World Championship / Finals – Game 3
Anna Ushenina Anna Ushenina scored the first (big) win in the Finals against Antoneta Stefanova. It was a well played game where the ‘final’ blows began with a piece sacrifice on move 17 (Diagram). Click on the board to step through the game. Continue reading
Lasker, Emanuel vs. Mieses, Jacques, Leipzig, 1889.??.??, Round 5
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Harrwitz, Daniel vs. Horwitz, Bernhard, London, 1846.??.??, Round 5
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Staunton, Howard vs. Horwitz, Bernhard, London, 1846.??.??, Round 5
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Bakonyi, Elek vs. Benko, Pal C, Budapest, 1946.??.??, Round ?
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Women’s World Championship / Finals – Games 1 & 2 (Updated)
by National Life Master Loal Davis Anna Ushenina Antoaneta Stefanova The first round of the Finals featured an extremely hard fought draw with Black pulling/pushing all the way through the ending. Click on the board (or see Comments) to step through the annotated game. Game… Continue reading
Paul Keres – Almost World Champion
Paul Keres Paul Keres (January 7, 1916 – June 5, 1975), was an Estonian chess grandmaster, and a renowned chess writer. He was among the world’s top players from the mid-1930s to the mid-1960s. Keres narrowly missed a chance at a world championship match on five occasions. He won the… Continue reading