Max Euwe became the fifth World Chess Champion after beating Alexander Alekhine in the 1935 World Championship match. A maths teacher by profession, Euwe remained an amateur throughout his life, but was still the best chess player in the Netherlands, and one of the world's best players. Euwe holds the record for the most Dutch national championships, with twelve. After winning the World Championship, Euwe was also the world's best player for a while. He lost the title again in 1937 in the rematch against Alexander Alekhine.
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Game 7: Rudolf Spielmann - Alexander Alekhine 1925
Game 8: Paul Keres - Max Euwe 1940
Game 9: Max Euwe - Salo Landau 1938
Game 10: Henry Grob - Max Euwe 1948
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