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There is an affirmative answer for rectangles (and therefore also for rectilinear polygons) in the paper "Rectilinear Glass-Cut Dissections of Rectangles to Squares", by Czyzowicz, Kranakis and Urrutia.

Note the different uses if the word “rectilinear”: Wikipedia defines a rectilinear polygon as one with rectilinear sides. The paper above uses rectilinear to mean that the rectangles can be produced using only rectilinear cuts, without needing to make any right-angled turns in the middle of a cut.

There is an affirmative answer for rectilinear polygons in the paper "Rectilinear Glass-Cut Dissections of Rectangles to Squares", by Czyzowicz, Kranakis and Urrutia.

There is an affirmative answer for rectangles (and therefore also for rectilinear polygons) in the paper "Rectilinear Glass-Cut Dissections of Rectangles to Squares", by Czyzowicz, Kranakis and Urrutia.

Note the different uses if the word “rectilinear”: Wikipedia defines a rectilinear polygon as one with rectilinear sides. The paper above uses rectilinear to mean that the rectangles can be produced using only rectilinear cuts, without needing to make any right-angled turns in the middle of a cut.

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There is an affirmative answer for rectilinear polygons in the paper "Rectilinear Glass-Cut Dissections of Rectangles to Squares", by Czyzowicz, Kranakis and Urrutia.