even if black takes the b pawn, he draws?
Kmoch pulls a Reinfeld
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yep
Sep 18, 2011
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That makes sense, because both of Black's Pawns become Rook Pawns. Only the one in front is relevant, and White's King easily obtains the corner.
As long as your first name isn't Fred... 
I'm playing through Rubinstein's Chess Masterpieces again (annotated by Hans Kmoch), and came across the following intriguing pawn ending (Black has just played 34... g4)
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