The game is an evidence that Akiba Rubinstein was not only a great strategist and not only presented very high technical skills (especially in rook endgames), but also was a brilliant tactician.
The game is considered as one of the "polish immortal games"; only Glucksberg-Najdorf seems to be a little bit more beautiful.
I was a little late in posting this (life is busy), but here it is anyway. In this post I analyze one of the most famous immortal games ever, a flashy game of Rubinstein's where he stuns his opponent with an exchange sacrifice, a queen sacrifice, a full rook sacrifice, and then forces mate with all of his remaining pieces. It's a brilliant show of combinational understanding and will always be educational and fun to play over.
Hope you enjoy it, thanks for reading!
https://www.chess.com/blog/colorfulcake/akiba-rubinsteins-immortal-game-immortal-games-part-2