The Berlin Wall: from London 2000 to 2026
In 2000 the Berlin endgame helped decide a world championship. A quarter of a century later it is still on the board at the top level, in 4,330 master games and counting.
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Blast from the Past
A historical idea, the game where it mattered, and where it stands in modern master play, with dated sources for both.
The Queen He Saw Coming: how Geller stunned Karpov, and how Karpov answered a year later
In 1976 Efim Geller sacrificed his queen against the world champion, and Karpov saw it coming. A year later Karpov answered with a queen sacrifice of his own. Two games, verified move by move.
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