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Jacobsen – Nimzowitsch, Copenhagen 1923

For a long time Nimzowitsch is cramped, but he slowly gains space. Watch how he collects White’s weaknesses and in the end attacks with his pawns on the kingside.

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White
Jacobsen, Egil
Black
Nimzowitsch, Aaron
Event
Internationales Sechsmeister-Turnier
Place
Kopenhagen
Round
10
Date
March 13, 1923
Result
0-1 (Black wins)

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In the course

Where the moves come from

From 43. Nf2 on, the moves come only from a continuation in the web source, not reliably from the printed text.

Sources

The quotations from Nimzowitsch on this page are our own translations.

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Which piece should the pawn become?

Position as a list

White

  • King e1
  • Queen d1
  • Rook a1
  • Rook h1
  • Bishop c1
  • Bishop f1
  • Knight b1
  • Knight g1
  • Pawn a2
  • Pawn b2
  • Pawn c2
  • Pawn d2
  • Pawn e2
  • Pawn f2
  • Pawn g2
  • Pawn h2

Black

  • King e8
  • Queen d8
  • Rook a8
  • Rook h8
  • Bishop c8
  • Bishop f8
  • Knight b8
  • Knight g8
  • Pawn a7
  • Pawn b7
  • Pawn c7
  • Pawn d7
  • Pawn e7
  • Pawn f7
  • Pawn g7
  • Pawn h7

Starting position