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Max Euwe vs Erich Eliskases
Noordwijk (1938), Noordwijk NED, rd 9, Jun-21
Queen's Gambit Declined: Lasker Defense. Bernstein Variation (D57)  ·  0-1

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Jun-13-06  Runemaster: A nice fluent game by Eliskases against the ex World Champion.

The concluding 50...Rc5+ is neat. the 'a' pawn will queen next move.

Nov-28-08  whiteshark: If I recall it right it was <39.Rg5> that should have hold the game.


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Feb-12-13  Eduardo Bermudez: Eliskases learned very well the basics of classical chess school, in this game shows us his refined technique at the endings !!
Sep-10-14
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  Mateo: A beautiful Rook ending, like in the game Keres-Eliskases played in the same tournament (in both games, Eliskases had two connected passed pawns). It is clear that 39.Rg7? is losing. 39.Rf4 or 39.Rg5 are unclear.
Jul-25-15  amaurobius: <Mateo> In the (drawn) Keres-Eliskases game you refer to, Keres was the one with two connected passed pawns.

As you say, two beautiful rook endings.

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