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Vladimir Bagirov vs Olli Salmensuu
Heart of Finland op 04th (1994), Jyvaskyla FIN, rd 2, Jul-??
Nimzo-Larsen Attack: Symmetrical Variation (A01)  ·  1-0

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Jun-21-07  willyfly: A strange game. For the first nine moves Salmensuu mirrors Bagirov's development and then at move 37 he begins to give his pieces away.
Jun-13-09  Coolin: Maybe it was a "I don't know any of this theory, so I'll just copy you for a while?"
Oct-10-19  Agferna: Blood bath! Maybe they dreaded each other and preferred to get mated than resign?
Oct-10-19  areknames: Haha, gotta love 42..Qf5. Now White can capture Black's Q in no less than 4 different ways, 2 of which are checkmate. So what does he do? He mates in another way!

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