[Retros] one man PGs

[Nicolas Dupont]

>  DEAR NICOLAS, PERHAPS YOUR ARE THINKING OF THE FOLLOWING PAPER:
> NICOLAS DUPONT (!), "UN CAMP INTACT EN FIN DE PARTIE
> JUSTIFICATIVE", IN: PHÉNIX 167 OF NOVEMBER 2007, PAGES
> 7387-7389.THERE, YOU QUOTE A PG IN 17.5 BY THIERRY LE GLEUHER IN WHICH
> WHITE ONLY MOVES HIS SB1 (PROBLEMESIS 2004; PDB: P1067246);AND THEN
> YOU QUOTE A LONGER PG IN 19.5 BY NICOLAS DUPONT (!) IN WHICH WHITE
> ALSO ONLY MOVES HIS SB1 (FRANCE-ECHECS 2007)

Ha ha ha, thanks Bernd! The game goes as follows:

1.Cç3 g5 2.Cd5 g4 3.C×é7 g3 4.Cg6 Fb4 5.Cf8 Cé7 6.C×h7 Cg6 7.Cg5 Th6  
8.C×f7 Ch8 9.Cé5 Tb6 10.Cç6 d6 11.C×a7 Fé6 12.Cç6 Cd7 13.Ca5 Db8  
14.C×b7 Da7 15.Cç5 0-0-0 16.Ca6 Rb7 17.C×ç7 Tç8 18.Cb5 Tç3 19.Ca3 Fç4  
20.Cb1

Is it still a length record for "a side moves only one piece"? Or  
still a length record where moreover the thematic side is home-sided?

Best,

Nicolas.