The international chess congress, St. Petersburg, 1909 (1910)
Lasker, Emanuel, 1868-1941, ed · New York, Press of E. Lasker · leaf 172
150 Game No. i:57. Queen's Gambit Declined. Q-B5 Black: White: 20. KtXQ QXQ M i e s e s. 21. V i (1 m a r. KtXKt Kt— 1<2 P— O4 i. P-Q4 22. R-Q3 RXKt P— K3 P-QB4 23. R-KB3 R— K3 P-OIU Kt-QB3 24- P-QKt4 R— OKt3 PXQP P— K3 25. R— Bsq R— KB3 26. Kt— QB3 KPXP P-QR3 Kt— B3 … And now 11) .... BXKt would be 27. B— Kt3 .... met by 12) QXB, KtXP; 13) Q— A weak move. 27) R — B3 was in- KR3, Kt— K3; 14) BXKt, BXB: dicated. After 27) .... PXP: 28) ,-i B— B5, and Black would be in a R_B5, R— Qsq [Kt— K2; 29) P— bad position, as lie could not Castle. Kt4 ] ; 29) P — QR4. be…
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