Edward Winter’s Chess Explorations (30)

Another pot pourri is presented by the Editor of Chess
Notes. A prediction about Garry Kasparov made when he was only 11, a curious
Lilienthal reference in a chess poem, an almost unknown player who reportedly
challenged Alekhine for the world title in 1927, and an oft-published nineteenth-century
miniature which is spurious. A further visit to the wonderful world of chess lore…

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