The international chess congress, St. Petersburg, 1909 (1910)
Lasker, Emanuel, 1868-1941, ed · New York, Press of E. Lasker · leaf 144
: White: Thus parrying the intended Kt — V i d m a r. Dr. Bernstein. Ktsq, as now the reply would be 23) P— K4 1. P— K4 CJXP. forcing the mate. But never- Kt-QB3 2. Kt— KB3 theless White remains on a volcano. P-QRo 3. B-Kt5 22 Kt— Kt3 Kt-B3 4. B— R4 23. K— R2 R— Q2 B— K2 24. R— KKtsq Kt— Ktsq 5.… … : 14' RXR, QXR; 15) B~ K3, 25. QXP .... o — o and Black has a good enough game. He has now to plunge into this ad- 13. RxR QXR venture in order to save the QB. 14. P— Q5 Kt— R2 25 B-B3 15. QKt— Q2 0—0 26. Q— B8 R— K2 16. Kt— Bsq Kt— Bsq 27. Kt — K6 ' . . . . 17. P— R3 B— Q2 18. P— KKt4 K— Rsq…
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