Denis Khismatullin vs Nikolaos Galopoulos (2012)

Denis Khismatullin vs Nikolaos Galopoulos
13th European Individual Championship (2012) · Nimzo-Indian Defense: Classical Variation (E32) · 1-0

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Mar-21-12		pawnofdeath: 25. ...Kf8 26. Qh8+ Nxh8 27. Rxh8#

Mar-21-12		AylerKupp: I don't think that the position after 14.b4 is what Nimzowitsch had in mind when he wanted to encourage White's pawns to move forward so that they could be attacked later! BTW, here's an interesting article many of the different ways to spell the name of the man which the article refers to as "A.N." http://home.swipnet.se/~w-148618/sp....

Mar-21-12		haydn20: LOL. You really do get punished for violating principles (don't move pieces twice in opening, etc.) <unless there is a specific tactical justification>. 5...e5 looks off the wall.

Mar-21-12		Penguincw: Black may have started well with an attack, but as soon as that sizzled, white took the initiative and won, basically.

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