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Chess draws have the reputation for being dull and boring, the end-product of over-preparation or simply agreements between GMs in order to get early to the tennis court. Wolfgang Heidenfeld knew better. He had just completed a manuscript featuring the most exciting draws ever played when he died in 1981. We are fortunate that the manuscript was published the next year.


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