The international chess congress, St. Petersburg, 1909 (1910)
Lasker, Emanuel, 1868-1941, ed · New York, Press of E. Lasker · leaf 115
KtXB 47- 2h 10. 2h 38. QXQch 43. Q— Kt2 Game No. 8(>. Queen's Pawn Uptnii.f. 19. B-Q3 P— B4 Black : White : 20. P— KR4 P— QB5 S p e i j e r. Vi dmar. 21. B— B2 Q— K2 1. P-Q4 P-Q4 22. P— KKt3 P— Kt4 2. B— B4 P-K3 23. P— R5 .... P-QB4 3- P-K3 A bold venture, considering the Kt-QB3 4. P-QB3 small… … oeuvre P— B3, B— B2 and P— K4. 111 m m Moreover, he is ready to initiate a general advance of the Pawns on the ^ Queen's side by P — B5, Q — Qsq and — . 24. Kt-K5 .... P — QKt4. Meanwhile he leaves the Pawn at QB4, preventing P — QB4 But here 24) P — KKt4 was indi- or P — K4. It is, therefore,…
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