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Inspiration and controversy alike still surround the 1948 match tournament. Why for example was the Polish grandmaster Miguel Najdorf not invited when US Grandmaster Reuben Fine dropped out?
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reviewed World Chess Championship 1948: How Botvinnik Became World Champion on February 26, 2016
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