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Date: 2015-05-21 02:27:00 Chess Chess theory Game theory Chess endgames Chess pieces Chess tactics Pawn King and pawn versus king endgame Passed pawn Key square Triangulation Tempo		Contents PAWN RACE Introduction Algebraic Notation Add to Reading List Source URL: www.gambitbooks.com Download Document from Source Website File Size: 73,70 KB Share Document on Facebook

	Arshak Petrosyan: Practical rook endgames In this article I would like to illustrate, with couple of examples from the highest level, the need of knowing important positions and how we can benefit from it in practical pl DocID: 1rug6 - View Document
	It is also possible to sandwich more than one opponent at once by moving into an empty square as shown in the next diagram: If the King is at the edge of the board he must DocID: 1qsLs - View Document
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	Adrian Michalchisin: Capablancas method of realization Realization is very important part of the game, where juniors have usually a lot of technical problems. DocID: 1o86q - View Document