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How To Beat Anyone At Chess: The Best Chess Tips, Moves, and Tactics to Checkmate

Ethan Moore

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Review by: jsain

This famous game was played between Rudolf Spielmann and Rudolf L'hermet
at the 25. DSB Kongress in 1927. It was a Rubinstein French. This is the position after Spielmann's 11th move, Ne5. It's a great example of strategy in opposite sides castling positions. Who is better? Who has better attacking prospects?

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