Louis Paulsen vs Carl Theodor Goering - Leipzig (1877)

Louis Paulsen
Carl Theodor Goering
Leipzig (1877), Leipzig GER, rd 4, Jul-17
Four Knights Game: Nimzowitsch (Paulsen)
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[@sandercoven2554]

Please do not hesitate to include relevant historical information in your videos such as this one, and I hope many others.

[@leefohl7251]

Thank you Mr. History!! Always enjoy your videos!

[@timmarshall4881]

I enjoy the historical background which you provide. There are plenty of channels out there which simply show games, but, it is really interesting finding out the past masters.Love and peace. Tim

[@jeffjones6951]

Interesting background info. Always enjoy your longer videos. Thank you Professor!

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Long time no see dear Jeff, I hope all is well, take care and thanks for watching, sir.

[@justinnscanlon]

Like the other game today, you provided very strong didactic content. Well done indeed!

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Thank you so much!

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We will always watch your channel. No matter what...best channel

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[@RaeganDavis-pl6gt]

They can always fast forward to the game I think we like the history for the most part good job sir from Gulf Coast Mississippi

[@historicalchessvideos8017]

Yes I agree, and some people only wants to see the moves and they want me to commentate games like a robot without any historic background informations.

[@rodrigoapache2146]

knight e5 was brutal

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Yes! Yes it was.

[@CsendesMark]

Even if one not interested in the the background, can still skip to the game. 😉

[@Dybbouk]

Thanks a lot of these names are familiar. Metger unpin?

[@Dybbouk]

Personally I like your Historical approach. We are lucky in Chess to have such a rich archive in games.