What year did Alekhine lose his world title to Max Euwe?
1930
1932
1935
1937
Answer
The year 1935 marked a turning point in chess history when Max Euwe, a Dutch chess prodigy, defeated the reigning world champion Alexander Alekhine. In a gripping and intense series of matches, Euwe showcased his calculated strategy and solid technique, ultimately dethroning Alekhine and becoming the fifth World Chess Champion.
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