Alekhine beats Van Mideno with a Rook checkmate

Alekhine beats Van Mideno with a Rook checkmate

Max Euwe defeats Rudolf Loman with the Mayet's checkmate

Max Euwe beats Wiersma with the Greco's checkmate

Alexander Alekhine defeats Vasic with the Boden's checkmate

Alekhine had a penchant for blazting his opponent off the board

A Knight a Pawn checkmate against the Alekhine

Max Euwe legendary rock counter attack against Efim Geller. Brilliancy prize winner

Max Euwe Plays the Kings Gambit, sacs the exchange and beats Geza Maroczy

The most underrated chess player of all time: Max Euwe

Max Euwe wins a pawn and has a winning endgame

Max Euwe sacrifices his Knight and pins the Queen

Max Euwe wins a Pawn after threating Blacks Queen with a pin

Max Euwe destroys Geza Maroczy fortress in the French defense

Max Euwe, the Scotch Gambit and the Greco Checkmate

Max Euwe beats the Scotch with a discovered attack

Maxe Euwe wins a Pawn after Queen sacrifice

Max Euwe controls the second rank and wins

Euwe wins back his sacrificed piece against Bogoljubov

Max Euwe wins the Queen or the Rock

Max Euwe wins a Pawn and removes the defender

Max Euwe wins a Pawn in the endgame

Max Euwe wins with an absolute skewer

Max Euwe is a Pawn up and ahead in development

Max Euwe´s double attack in the opening

Euwe sacrifices his Bishop and wins

Milan Vidmar beats Richard Teichmann with a Rook's checkmate

Tigran Petrosian beats Ljubojevic with a corridor checkmate #chess

Paul Keres defeats Alekhine with the corridor checkmate

Gustav Neumann beats Jean Dufresne with a Rook checkmate

Nimzowitsch defeats Alekhine with the Boden's checkmate

Milan Vidmar defeats Max Euwe with the Anastasia's checkmate

Walter Henneberger beats Ossip Bernstein with a Queen's checkmate

A. Kliefoth beats Adolph Schliemann with a King's hunt

A. Kliefoth defeats Adolph Schliemann with a Queen checkmate

Courteaud vs Seminario, 1914. Queen's checkmate

Mario Monticelli beats Bogoljubow with a Knight's checkmate

Forgotten Chess Masters. Part 1

Chess Masters from Interzonal Tournaments. Part 1

Chess tactics and checkmates by forgotten masters 2

Richard Teichmann beats Mieses with the Anderssen's checkmate

Taubenhaus defeats Janowski with a Queen's checkmate

Stepanow defeats NN with the Pillsbury's checkmate

Checkmate patterns. Corridor checkmate

R. Daniel defeats NN with the Pillsbury's checkmate

John Owen beats NN with the Pillsbury's checkmate

John Owen defeats NN with the Pillsbury's checkmate

Akiba Rubinstein beats Belsitzman with the Mayet's checkmate

Adolf Anderssen defeats NN with the Opera checkmate

Pawn Power in Chess. Checkmates and tactics

Chess Opening Traps. Alekhine's Defence