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| Tartakower vs Najdorf, 0-1, 1950 (Bled) |
| B22 Queen's Pawn Game: Torre Attack |
| "The Ending Justifies the Means" |
| 73 (+20 theoretical) moves |
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| Capablanca vs Tartakower, 1-0, 1924 (New York) |
| A80: Dutch - Horwitz Defense: General |
| "Rook Before you Leap" |
| 52 moves |
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| Andersson vs Akesson, 1-0, 1999 (Kraft Gm Chess Cup) |
| D19: Queen's Indian Defense: Classical |
| Rook Endgame / Turmendspiel: Lucena Position |
| 106 moves |
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| Ljubomir Ljubojevic vs Judit Polgar, 0-1, 1994 (Monaco Amber blind) |
| B22 Sicilian Defense: Alapin Variation. General |
| Rook and pawn against Knight, Bishop and pawn, finally N+B mate / |
| Turm und Bauer gegen Springer, Läufer und Bauer, anschließend S+L Matt |
| 81 (+10 theoretical) moves |
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| Alexander Alekhine vs Rudolf Spielmann, 1927 (New York) |
| C13 French Defense. Classical, Normal Variation. |
| Rook Endgame |
| 69 moves |
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| Paul Keres vs Erich Eliskases, 1938 (Noordwijk) |
| C07 French Defense. Tarrasch Variation. Chistyakov Defense |
| Rook vs united advanced 2 Pawns - Endgame |
| 57 moves, ½-½ |
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