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This position is from a simultaneous exhibition by Capablanca where, on the previous move, Black had played his rook on b2 to b4 where you see it now. If he had seen another move, he would have drawn the game and been able to brag the rest of his life to his chess friends. However, he played Rb4 and Capablanca unleashed a winning attack. What was the attack and what was Black’s saving move the move before?

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