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Akiba Rubinstein vs Georg Salwe
Lodz (1908), Lodz RUE, rd 5, Oct-??
Tarrasch Defense: Classical. Endgame Variation (D34)  ·  1-0

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Mar-24-07  ALEXIN: This win seems very easy for Rubinstein.
Dec-13-10  KingG: 13.e4! is a great move, which gives White a huge positional advantage.
Dec-21-22
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  keypusher: Position after 24....Rb8:


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Compare Chigorin vs Tarrasch, 1896 after 22.Rc1:


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Here, it's White's turn to move, there it was Black's, and Tarrasch lost anyway. No wonder poor Salwe couldn't hold!

Dec-21-22
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  perfidious: <keypusher>, in the kibitzes to the game cited, a drawing method for Tarrasch is mentioned; one important principle in rook endings in which both sides have pawn weaknesses is that the activity of one's pieces is critical.

The ending in this game appears slightly different, but significantly better for White than Chigorin-Tarrasch, as the rook at a4 is poised to wreak havoc on the weaknesses that much more quickly, as seen in the game continuation.

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