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GREAT CHESS GAMES
Masterpieces of Postal
and E-Mail Chess
Tim Harding
Chess Mall
64 Great Chess Games
Instructive classics from the world of
correspondence chess
by Tim Harding
With contributions by grandmasters Alexander Baburin,
Hans-Marcus Elwert and Jorn Sloth
Edited by Jonathan Tait
Chess Mail Ltd., Dublin
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64 Great Chess Games
First published in 2002
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Tim Harding 2002 ISBN 0953853640
The right of Timothy David Harding to be identified as the sole author of this
work has been asserted under the laws of the Republic of Ireland and the United
Kingdom of Great Britain & Northern Ireland.
All rights reserved. No part of this book may be reproduced, stored in a retrieval
system or transmitted in any form or by any means, electronic, electrostatic,
magnetic tape, photocopying, recording or otherwise, without prior permission
of the publisher, Chess Mail Ltd., 26 Coolamber Park, Dublin, Ireland.
Editor-in-Chief: Tim Harding
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Printed in Ireland by Leinster Leader Ltd., Naas, Co. Kildare.
Acknowledgments
Numerous people have sent in games or notes, or provided facts or transla-
tions either specifically for this book or for my Chess Mail magazine and my
Megacorr series of database CDs. To thank everyone who has assisted me in
various ways during the three years this book has been gestating would take too
much space and I would be sure to forget some names. So please forgive me if
you did assist but do not see your name below.
Many masters and grandmasters provided notes to their games or permission
to quote from their published notes, and are acknowledged in the introductions
to the games concerned. However, I particularly want to mention here Volker-
Michael Anton, Alexander Baburin (for more than one game), Hans Berliner,
Hans-Marcus Elwert, Peter Hardicsay, Olita Rause, Jìrn Sloth, Gert Timmer-
man, Mikhail Umansky and Max Zavanelli. In particular, Elwert and Sloth have
essentially contributed original notes to their games especially for this book.
The book you are now going to read will, I hope, become a classic of chess
literature; if it does, much of the credit will be due to my editor CC-SIM Jonathan
Tait who has made countless improvements to my analysis and raw text. When
I invited him to perform this role, I expected a keen eye for detail and rigorous
checking of my analysis, but his contribution has been immense and far beyond
the call of duty. Any mistakes that still remain are entirely my fault.
Philip Penney gets the credit for the cover design. Finally, I wish to thank
my wife Joan and daughters, Angela and Claudia, for tolerating my long
disappearances into the study over a period of many months.
64 Great Chess Games
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Contents
Introduction
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8
9
13
19
24
30
33
36
40
44
48
52
56
60
66
70
74
82
86
90
98
105
109
114
120
124
135
140
144
147
150
156
159
164
167
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Symbols and Abbreviations
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J.J.van OosteromG.J.Timmerman, Wch15 Final, 1996
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City LondonCity Vienna, intercity, 1872
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G.Nielsen & W.NielsenA.van der Linde, friendly, 1875
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W.SteinitzM.I.Chigorin, thematic match, 1890
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G.MarèczyA.Csipkßs, Hungary Ch, 1893
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K.K.BetinsE.Shiffers, Shakhmatny Zhurnal, 1894
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J.S.HaleM.Morgan, Continental tourney final, 1896-7
8
R.MikulkaF.Chalupetzky, Schweizerische Schachzeitung, 1910
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A.BeckerF.Redeleit, Wiener Schachzeitung, 1914
10
T.DemetriescuF.Becker, friendly postal, 1919
11
AlekseevV.V.Ragozin, USSR, 1929
12
R.Rey ArdidH.Geiger, IFSB Ch, 1932
13
N.Johansson-TegelmannR.Rey Ardid, Sweden-Spain, 1933
14
P.KeresE.Weiss, IFSB Ch, 1935
15
C.MeyerG.Stalda, Deutsche Schachzeitung, 1936
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P.KeresE.Dyckhoff, IFSB EU-OL, 1935-37
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F.HerzogM.Vidmar, IFSB ch, 1936-37
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G.BarczaJ.Balogh, Hungary Jubilee, 1943
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C.J.S.PurdyM.Napolitano, Wch1 Final, 1950
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T.SanzK.Gumprich, Dyckhoff Memorial, 1954
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Y.B.EstrinH.R.Rittner, Ragozin Memorial, 1963
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P.DubininA.M.Konstantinopolsky, Ragozin Memorial, 1963
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M.JagoJ.E.Littlewood, England tt, 1964
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A.SundinE.Andersson, WT/M/974, 1964
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Y.B.EstrinH.Berliner, Wch5 Final, 1965
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H.R.RittnerV.Simagin, Eberhardt Wilhelm Cup Final, 1966
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C.H.OD.AlexanderP.H.Clarke, England tt, 1969-70
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R.Z.AltshulerS.Gilezetdinov, USSR Cht, 1971
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T.MuellerN.A.Preo, NAICCC-1, 1971
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H.HeemsothC.S.Hunter, CCOL7 Final, 1973
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V.ZagorovskyE.Arnlind, Wch8 Final, 1975
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J.S.MorgadoY.B.Estrin, Wch10 Final, 1978
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J.A.MuhanaJ.S.Morgado, Wch10 Final, 1978
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I.A.KopylovS.I.Koroláv, Dobrovolsky Memorial, 1981
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H.TiemannA.Khasin, Finjub-20, 1981
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