At the opening ceremony of the Women's Candidates' Semi-final, Vilnius, September 1980.
Left to right: Viktor Zheliandinov, Marta Litinskaya-Shul,
Vladas MikΔnas & Nana Alexandria.
(Photo source: http://dspace.nplg.gov.ge/handle/1234/79845)
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Left to right: Viktor Zheliandinov, Marta Litinskaya-Shul,
Vladas MikΔnas & Nana Alexandria.
(Photo source: http://dspace.nplg.gov.ge/handle/1234/79845)
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I believe that the best style is a universal one, tactical and positional at the same time ...
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1982, Lucerne, Olympics. Sometimes a single game can solve a lot. Viktor Korchnoi just played a world championship match a year ago. Garry Kasparov only has to achieve this right. The victory of the young grandmaster won in black has become a sign of "over"
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1982, Lucerne, Olympics. Sometimes a single game can solve a lot. Viktor Korchnoi just played a world championship match a year ago. Garry Kasparov only has to achieve this right. The victory of the young grandmaster won in black has become a sign of "over"β¦
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Viktor Korchnoi π Garry Kasparov
Chess Olympiad (1982), Lucerne SUI, rd 10, Nov-09
Benoni Defense: Fianchetto Variation. Hastings Defense Main Line (A64)
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Chess Olympiad (1982), Lucerne SUI, rd 10, Nov-09
Benoni Defense: Fianchetto Variation. Hastings Defense Main Line (A64)
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Further information about a "superb volume" on Emanuel Lasker that has just been published. https://bit.ly/3clicxf
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A Human AlphaZero - Top 10 Of The 1990s - Isaev vs. Timoshenko, 1991
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Never underestimate a child
Never underestimate a child
A very bold combination.
At the first moment, the theme of Bh7+, followed by Ng5 and Bg8 played by the kid. Then, at the ending, when he played a great combination, with the strong move Rxf7 and (fork) Ne6+ (double attacking the King and Queen).
That aggressive attack happened in a big tournament, which was full of masters and titled players in the hall.
(Result: 1-0)
Never underestimate a child
A very bold combination.
At the first moment, the theme of Bh7+, followed by Ng5 and Bg8 played by the kid. Then, at the ending, when he played a great combination, with the strong move Rxf7 and (fork) Ne6+ (double attacking the King and Queen).
That aggressive attack happened in a big tournament, which was full of masters and titled players in the hall.
(Result: 1-0)