David Janowski vs Edward Lasker, New York 1924

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Many of the games from this legendary tournament, which included three world
champions and three challengers, are well-known – they are included in
anthologies and textbooks. But here’s one that you probably do not know. In
his Playchess lecture Dennis Monokroussos
shows us the fantasy adventure that occurred in Janowski-Ed. Lasker. See you at 9 p.m. ET.

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