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Jens Enevoldsen vs Bent Larsen
Copenhagen (1956), Copenhagen DEN, rd 5, Aug-06
Nimzo-Indian Defense: Normal Variation. Bernstein Defense (E59)  ·  0-1

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Oct-11-17
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  martin moller: according to GM Bent Larsen - in the book : Bogen om skak vol.2 page 14 - Jens Enevoldsen told his brother Harald around move 19 that he felt like playing against Morphy !
Oct-11-17
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  martin moller: GM Bent Larsen regret that he didn´t play this line : 20.f3 Rd1+ 21.Bxd1 Qb5 22.c4 Qa5 and wins. The line was discovered after the game by Danish chess master Egil Pedersen. Also according to the book : Bogen om skak vol.2 page 14
Oct-11-17
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  moronovich: One of the main differences between Enevoldsen and Larsen,was that Enevoldsen was convinced that it can not go all wrong,if one only plays natural moves.Larsen disagreed and we can take this game as an example.
Oct-12-17
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  martin moller: regarding my previous post : it got to be chess master Eigil Pedersen 1917 - 1994.

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