Chess in 1907

Tim Harding has his annual review of centennial chess at ChessCafe today with "Chess in the Year 1907." I always find these historical reviews interesting. This one makes for a great excuse to replay "Rubinstein's Immortal": Rotlewi-Rubinstein, Lodz 1907 with which he concludes his piece. The famous game has been widely annotated, including by Kasparov. Here are some links for those of you who, like myself, enjoy seeing a wide selection of notes:

• GM Mark Dvoretsky at ChessCafe, in a piece on symmetrical positions.
• GM Boris Schipkov at Chess Siberia, with good discussion of the opening.
• Life Master A.J. Goldsby has collected many good notes on the game (though his presentation is very discouraging for readers, I know).