Akiba Rubinstein vs Vladas Ivanovich Mikenas (1931)

Akiba Rubinstein vs Vladas Ivanovich Mikenas
Prague ol (Men) 1931 · Semi-Slav Defense: Rubinstein (Anti Meran) System (D45) · 1-0

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Apr-22-12		Karpova: Donaldson & Minev on 66.Rf7: <All the sources we consulted present White's last move as 66.Rf7. It is possible that this was a misprint, repeated in later publications, and that 66.Rb7 was actually played. After 66.Rf7 (the most illogical move) 66...g2 67.a7 Ra2, White wins by 68.Rb7 g1=Q 69.f7+, and mate next move, while 66.Rb7 wins in the same fashion, but more directly.> Source: Page 314 of J. Donaldson and N. Minev 'The Life and Games of Akiva Rubinstein - Volume 2: The Later Years', 2nd edition, Milford, USA, 2011.

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