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Mikail Arkhangelsky - Igor Novikov
Berliner Sommer, Gernamy, 1992
Black moves and wins.
Reference: Informator 55 (Novikov, but he only shows the variantions where white do not realize the weakness in his position).
[PGN] FEN: 7r/6p1/4p3/1P1pP1k1/nRpP1pP1/2P2P2/2R3K1/rN6 b - - 0 67 |
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20:31
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B. Meissner - Thomas Luther
Liechtenstein Open, Liechtenstein, 1992
Black moves and wins.
Reference: Informator 55 (Luther, but there are three of Luther's variantions that can be improved significantly!).
[PGN] FEN: 7r/2q3p1/1r4k1/1p3pp1/3Pp3/1QP1PnP1/R4P2/2BR1K2 b - - 0 41 |
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| FCE: |
"Fundamental Chess Endings"
Karsten Müller and Frank Lamprecht
Gambit Publications Ltd., 2001
ISBN: 1-901983-53-6 |
| Informator: |
"Sahovski Informator (Chess Informant)" |
| CBM: |
"Chessbase Magazine" |
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