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In the distant year of 1 876 the great Adolf

Anderssen, for the last time in his life, took

first prize at a congress - as tournaments

were then called - of the Central German

Union, winning a very j olly game at the

finish against Pitschel. In London

Blackbume and Zukertort were engaged in a

real race, and in Dusseldorf Wilfried

Paulsen worthily confirmed the high chess

reputation of his family, the leader of which

by right was his famous brother Louis.

So why should attention be focused on a

not very prominent tournament in New

York, and a game which, as you will now

see, was full of serious and not too serious

mistakes? Because . . . Well, we will explain

shortly. But first, here is the game itself.

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Housekeeping & Leisure - Games: Chess

Yıl:

2002

Baskı:

Paperback

Yayımcı:

Everyman Chess

Dil:

english

Sayfalar:

192

ISBN 10:

1857446291

ISBN 13:

9781857446296

ISBN:

ISBN1857442741

Dosya:

PDF, 17.54 MB

IPFS:

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