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An Olympic Effort - Triple Sacrifice

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Updated: Aug 1, 2007, 2:05 PM | 12 | Amazing Games

Here is a game that was played in the first chess olympiad in London.  The game won a brilliancy prize for its triple sacrifice that led to mate in 16 moves. 

 

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