1880–1961 · Poland
Akiba Rubinstein
Harmony of all figures
Akiba Rubinstein was among the top players before World War I and was a natural candidate for the world championship match. His parts remain a model of logical planning and ending technique.
For beginners • one practical idea

The most important lesson
Coordination
Before you start the action, check whether all pieces cooperate. One incorrectly positioned piece can stop the entire plan.
Try applying this principle to a real game. The game will run without an account.
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One move to start
Make the first move that best fits the lessons of this profile. This simple exercise allows you to immediately put history into practice.
Select a pawn or piece and then the target square.
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Rivals and contemporaries
Sources and scope
Biographical facts were checked based on the material: Polish Chess Federation. The description of the style and the lesson are Szachmaty's own educational material. The portrait is a marked illustration and does not imply cooperation or authorization of this person.
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