The mystery of the death of chess genius

In 1946, he, at that time an outcast in Portugal, was to meet in the match for the world chess crown with the USSR champion Mikhail Botvinnik. But the meeting, which the chess world was looking forward to, did not take place. Alexander Alekhin died suddenly. His death is still considered mysterious.

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