Tarrasch French Guimard Variation with 3...Nc6

Tarrasch French Guimard Variation with 3...Nc6
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Weight: 0.4000
Author: Eric Schiller
Publication Date: November 10, 2011
Notation Type: AN - Algebraic
Page Count: 190 Pages

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