My best chess games

My best ending

Wakker, Peter P. (2019), “Rational vs. Irrational.” New in Chess 2019.1, 10.
(New in Chess is the leading journal in chess, with subscribers in 116 countries.)

Wakker, Peter P. (1998), “Dreaming of Nh6.” In Genna Sosonko & Paul van der Sterren (Ed.), New in Chess Yearbook; The Grandmaster Guide to Opening News 46, letter on p. 10-11, Interchess BV, Alkmaar, The Netherlands.
An application of the move Nh6, proposed above, is described by:
Olthof, René (2000), “A Dream Come True.”
In Genna Sosonko & Paul van der Sterren (Eds.), New in Chess Yearbook; The Grandmaster Guide to Opening News 55, 14, Interchess BV, Alkmaar, The Netherlands. An analysis, plus three other games by Georg Rott, are here.

Wakker, Peter P. (1980), “Toeval in het Schaakspel.” Philidor Nieuws (monthly chess magazine of chess club Philidor Leiden, Leiden, the Netherlands) 33 no. 6, 9-11.

Wakker, Peter P. (1979), Champion of the Provinces Gelderland and Overijsel (in Dutch), Schaakbulletin 137, 39.

Avro's 1938 Chess Tournament; notebook with newspaper clippings of Tartakower's reports in “De Telegraaf.” According to many, the Avro Chess Tournament (1938) has been the strongest chess tournament in history. The eight strongest chess players of those days participated, including Aljechin, Botwinnik, and Capablanca. Because of the wars to come, it was the last manifestation of chess for a long time to come. One of the best chess reporters in history, Tartakower, wrote wonderful page-large daily reports (in Dutch) in the biggest Dutch newspaper, the Telegraaf. They were collected by Johannes Antonius Teunissen (6 June 1905 - 26 March 1991), who gave them to me (Peter Wakker) in 1980. They are provided here. These original documents make this historical event feel like present again.