Women's Chess Brilliance
By popular demand I will regularly post brilliant chess moves by top women champions.
I will start with the first women's world champion, Vera Menchik.
The position you can see above is from the game Menchik - Vega, 1939.
White plays and wins. Please think about this position for awhile, then post the solution in the comments below.
Good luck!
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Posted by Alexandra Kosteniuk
Women's World Chess Champion
Labels: Menchik
posted by Alexandra Kosteniuk @ 6:12 AM
4 Comments:
At May 19, 2009 at 1:07 PM ,
Anonymous said...
1. Ng6 then if 1...fxg6 2. Qxe6+ wins the Knight on d5.
At May 20, 2009 at 4:17 PM ,
Mourad said...
Nxf7 1-0. MM
At May 21, 2009 at 7:05 PM ,
Jon D'Souza-Eva said...
Yep, Nxf7 looks crushing to me.
At May 27, 2009 at 12:23 PM ,
Anonymous said...
I like Rd3 but i haven't gotten it worked out yet.
Glenn
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