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| May-26-07 | | realbrob: Well, if the game is a fake or something like that there's nothing to talk about, but if it's true he was not so bad as a chess player. Let's remember that it was the beginning of the 19th century and that in 1804 this guy had many other hobbies (like ruling Europe, fighting against coalitions of 3 or more countries..). A clever man, indeed. |
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Sep-28-07
 | | gambitfan: By interversion of moves a Latvian gambit! |
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| Nov-19-07 | | Marmot PFL: 4.h3 is a strangely passive move compared to white's other moves in this game. From a bold attacker like Napoleon I would expect 4.d4 or Bc4. |
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Dec-06-07
 | | cu8sfan: Short Napoleon playing a female before losing in Russia? |
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Dec-06-07
 | | Open Defence: lol maybe Bidmonfa or Karpova can tell us who the shortest Russian Female player is ? |
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| Jan-25-08 | | jovack: Is she stupid? Please look at the game before this (with napoleon as black). He beat her in the EXACT SAME FASHION.
Wow, I guess he wasn't playing with her for a good chess challenge. |
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| Jan-27-08 | | puzzlefreak: I love how the king just runs down the board. |
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| Feb-02-08 | | wolfmaster: De Remusat was Torn-aparte! |
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| Feb-02-08 | | wolfmaster: <puzzlefreak> Me too! |
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Feb-02-08
 | | Rolfo: <jovack> Some Madames just don't learn.. They want to be conquerred :) |
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Feb-14-08
| | ruyfanatic: Napoleon won 75% of his games. That's pretty good. |
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| Feb-14-08 | | Riverbeast: I wouldn't be surprised if this game was pre-arranged, or if she just lost on purpose.... Napoleon was really a weak player, though he was known to have a predilection for moving his knights often in the opening...they said this reflected the fact that he favored the cavalry in warfare |
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| Mar-17-08 | | Samagonka: What a crazy King! |
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Mar-17-08
 | | whiteshark:  to  : "See how you manage all on your own, then." |
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Mar-17-08
 | | Whitehat1963: LOL! <whiteshark>
To me, this looks like one of Morphy's slaughters. |
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Mar-17-08
| | Whitehat1963: Actually, I think this makes for a good Tuesday/Wednesday puzzle after 10...Kd6. |
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| Oct-20-08 | | ChessKaze: It make me laugh :))) Same game as 2 years ago. Madame jumped for same trap twice! |
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| Jan-24-09 | | WhiteRook48: great king hunt |
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| Jan-28-09 | | WhiteRook48: the other game is no longer in the database |
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Aug-09-09
 | | David2009: Napoleon did well despite Madame De Remusat 's provocative opening. |
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| Jan-11-10 | | ChessKnightsOfLondon: Madame sadly fell into the trap of getting her king exposed early in the game. Indeed her play was sadly a little weak and Mr Napoleon punished her accordingly. |
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Jan-11-10
 | | HeMateMe: Madame Remusat met the same fate as the russians at Borodino. |
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| Jul-13-10 | | renumeratedfrog: She apparently played all her chess matches against Napoleon in the nude, which leads me to believe that the game itself was just a excuse for a sexual liaison and was probably staged. |
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Jan-05-12
 | | brankat: Judging by this game, particularly the first two moves, she probably understood Chess better than Napoleon did. Must have been obliged to loose :-) |
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| Jan-05-12 | | JoergWalter: <brankat: Must have been obliged to loose> her job was to surrender at any time. |
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