Ruben Fine
Ruben Fine was an American chess player, psychologist, and author, renowned for his exceptional skill in chess endgames. Born on December 15, 1914, he emerged as one of the leading chess players in the mid-20th century, achieving the title of International Grandmaster. Fine was particularly noted for his strong analytical abilities and deep understanding of chess strategy, making significant contributions to the study of chess endgames. He also authored several influential chess books, which are still referenced by players today. In addition to his chess career, Fine had a successful practice in psychology and was a professor, bridging the worlds of intellectual pursuit and mental health. His legacy in chess continues to be celebrated, especially regarding his endgame techniques.
Born on Oct 09, 1914 (110 years old)
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Ruben Fine was noted for his endgame skills.
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