Alexander Alekhine (Part 7): The Dark Years
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In Part Six of this seven-part series, we saw Alekhine lose the World Championship to Max Euwe in 1935, only to win it back in 1937. After shocking the world (and Euwe, who was sure he would finish Alekhine off once and for all) with that epic performance, Alekhine continued to show that, at 46 years
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