This game was very strange for me. I'm not familiar with the Two Knights Defense, and didn't follow the strategy of the game very well. I used the chessgames.com "Guess the Move" utility to keep track of my progress, and scored a lousy 41 ("par" was 69).
In reviewing this game, Soltis notes that Berliner introduced a novelty on his 10th move that translated a game with hopeless chances for Black into one with strong play. See if you can find his novelty (Note: Black is at the bottom in the following diagrams):
Later in the game, Berliner makes another excellent move. Can you find it?
And again at move 31. What did Berliner do and why did he do it?
And finally, on move 37:
To kick things off, here's a game played between Yakov Estrin and Hans Berliner for the World Correspondence Championship 1965-1968. Play the role of Berliner and try to guess each move he makes in this game. Give yourself 3 pts for each correct guess, 1 or 2 if you're sure you made a good alternative move, and deduct 1 or 2 for "bad" choices. Or, use the www.chessgames.com "Guess the Move" utility to automate this process for you. Report your scores and comment on the game in this forum.