QO—B2 At the last moment he changed his plan, and played the wrong Knight. Gradually bringing the Queen over to the King’s side. 23 R—Bsq 18 QO—Bs4q Q—K 2 24 Kt—B4 Ktx Kt This and the next move are intended to lessen the danger of After this (perhaps compulsory) the advance in the centre. capture,… … R—K 3 33 PxP WHITE (M. JANOWSKY). RPxP 34 R—R sq 20 P—k 5 Kt—Kt 3 35 O—B2 Janowsky points out that it was eee ee This ends the game not at all necessary to immediately practically. sacrifice this Pawn. He _ could have manceuvred for it for a long Kt—0Q4 36 P—B5 time, as Black could not prevent Kt…
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