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    This is a collection of 27 critical positions from the games of the 12th Chess Olympiad held in Moscow in 1956. The player at the bottom of the board moves first and the solution and diagram are found at the back of the pamphlet.

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    This is a collection of 27 critical positions from the games of the 12th Chess Olympiad held in Moscow in 1956. The player at the bottom of the board moves first and the solution and diagram are found at the back of the pamphlet.

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    12th Chess Olympiad: Moscow, 1956 - 27 Critical Positions

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    This is a collection of 27 critical positions from the games of the 12th Chess Olympiad held in Moscow in 1956. The player at the bottom of the board moves first and the solution and diagram are found at the back of the pamphlet.

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    12th Chess Olympiad: Moscow, 1956


    27 Critical Positions
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    1) Teodor Ghitescu vs Gyoergy Szilagyi 9/10/1956

    4) Laszlo Szabo vs Moshe Czerniak 9/12/1956

    2) Abbas Lotfy vs William Dunphy 9/10/1956

    5) Glicerio Badilles vs Vincent Maher 9/13/1956

    White Mates in 4.

    3) Cesar Boutteville vs Kazimierz Plater 9/11/1956

    6) Andreas Dueckstein vs Cesar Boutteville 9/13/1956

    7) Harry Golombek vs Nikolay Minev 9/13/1956

    10) Rudolf Teschner vs Gyoergy Szilagyi 9/15/1956

    8) Arinbjoern Gudmundsson vs Willem Muehring 9/13/1956

    11) Bal Chandra Mhaiskar vs Pedro Borras Blasco 9/16/1956

    9) Sieghard Dittmann vs Otto Morcken 9/15/1956

    12) Triantafilos Siaperas vs C Zhugder 9/16/1956

    White Mates in 3.

    White Mates in 2.

    13) Bela Soos vs Aage Ingerslev 9/16/1956

    16) Julio Bolbochan vs Ludek Pachman 9/21/1956

    White Mates in 5.

    White Mates in 2.

    14) Walter Ader Hausman vs Per Lindblom 9/17/1956

    17) Andreas Dueckstein vs Ingi Johannsson 9/21/1956

    15) Chandra Mhaiskar vs Abdolhossein Navabi 9/20/1956

    18) Gideon Stahlberg vs Aage Vestoel 9/21/1956

    White Mates in 3.

    19) Sigurgeir Gislason vs Jozef Boey 9/11/1956

    22) Abbas Lotfy vs Carlos Benitez 9/17/1956

    Black Mates in 3.

    20) Svein Johannessen vs Anton Kinzel 9/11/1956

    23) Matti Rantanen vs Georges Thibaut 9/17/1956

    Black Mates in 2.

    21) Edwin Bhend vs Jonathan Penrose 9/16/1956

    24) Svein Johannessen vs Jozef Boey 9/22/1956

    25) Rene Letelier Martner vs Andreas Dueckstein 9/22/1956

    26) Gedeon Barcza vs Aleksandar Matanovic 9/24/1956

    Black Mates in 3.

    27) Kazimierz Plater vs Per Lindblom 9/24/1956

    Black Mates in 4.

    1) 1.Qe4

    4) 1.Rg4

    White Mates in 4. 2) 1.Qxh6+ Kxh6 2.Nf5+

    5) 1.Qf6

    3) 1.Re1 if 1...Re6 2.Nc7+

    6) 1.Nxg4 Qxg4 2.Qxb5

    7) 1.Ng5 if 1...Rxc1 2.Rxc1 g6 3.Bxb7

    10) 1.Qxc5 Nxc5 2.Rxd8+ Bxd8 3.Bxg4

    8) 1.Qf7

    11) 1.Rxd4

    White Mates in 3. 9) 1.Rxg8+

    White Mates in 2. 12) 1.Ng5

    White Mates in 5. 13) 1.Bxf5 gxf5 2.g6+ Kh6 3.Bc1+

    White Mates in 2. 16) 1.Qxf7+

    14) 1.Qxd4 Rxd4 2.Nf5

    17) 1.Qxg7+ if 1...Kxg7 2.Ne8+

    15) 1.Rxb3 Qxb3 2.Rb1

    White Mates in 3. 18) 1.Qh7+ Qxh7 2.Rf8+

    Black Mates in 3. 19) 1...Qxg1+

    22) 1...Qh5+ 2.Kg1 Ne2+

    20) 1...g5 2.Bxc6 bxc6 3.Qh6 Qf7 w/4...Bf8

    Black Mates in 2. 23) 1...Qg1+

    21) 1...Qxe5 2.Nxe5 Ne3

    24) 1...Bd4 2.Qxd4 Nf3+

    25) 1...g5 w/2...Nd5

    Black Mates in 4. 27) 1...Bh2+ 2.Kh1 Rxf1+

    Black Mates in 3. 26) 1...Nf3+

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