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Translate this page Anderssen Karl ernst Adolf Anderssen 18181879. Em 1866 Anderssen perdeu ummatch para steinitz (+6 8), depois de uma série de interessantes jogos.
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1921 - 1922 Sie Wissen Wirklich Nicht, Was Anna Blume Ist?! Ohne
Translate this page linker Rand (quer) Auguste Bolte unten rechts Revon / Allemagne Das Gästebuchvon ernst und Käte (Kate) steinitz, die seit 1917 bis zur Emigration in die
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Exil In Norwegen 1937 - Juni 1940 Lysaker, Norwegen - Es Ist
Translate this page Quelle Zitiert nach ernst Nündel (Hg.) Wir spielen bis uns der Tod abholt. Briefeaus fünf Jahrzehnten. S. 157 - 160, 26.2.1940, Brief an Käthe T. steinitz,
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Extractions: Das war für Ernst und für mich und für Esther eine grosse Freude, als Dein langer Brief von USA vom Juli 1939 und scheinbar mit einer Dependence vom Januar 40 hier vor 8 Tagen ankam. Wir waren gerade im Begriff, ins Kino zu gehen, Ernst und ich, während Esther zu Hause krank lag. Unterwegs brannte uns der Brief in der Tasche, und der war so gewaltig dick, und nachdem wir zurückgekommen waren, legten wir uns mit einer Tasse Kaffee auf die Chaiselongue, und Ernst las 3 Stunden lang die Übersetzung auf Norwegisch, weil Esther nicht Deutsch versteht. Manchmal fragte er mich: "Wachst Du noch?", und ich war sofort munter und sagte: "Wieviele Streitwagen hat Käthe bei Nooma jaevwi schon wieder erobert", um damit zu beweisen, dass ich nicht geschlafen hatte. Da antwortete Ernst: "Während Du schnarchtest dreiundsechzig und 5 Maschinengewehre."
Sichtungen Online | Berichte | Institutionen | Deutsches Exilarchiv D. DB Frankf
ernst Schweitzer (Psy- Zur lebt inPurley, Surrey / GB), einen Splitternachlaß Robert steinitz (Physiker; 1909
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Extractions: http://purl.org/sichtungen/ddbexil-1b.rdf [2/ S. 339:] Das Deutsche Exilarchiv 1933-1945 ist eine Spezialsammlung Der Deutschen Bibliothek, der zentralen Archivbibliothek und des nationalbibliographischen Informationszentrums der Bundesrepublik Deutschland. Gesammelt werden die zwischen 1933 und 1945 im Ausland erschienenen Veröffentlichungen deutschsprachiger Emigranten aus den Bereichen Literatur, Politik, Wissenschaft und jüdische Emigration. Hinzu kommen ergänzende Materialien wie Fotografien und Verlagsprospekte sowie ein Zeitungsausschnittsarchiv. Einen weiteren Sammelschwerpunkt bilden Nachlässe bzw. Teilnachlässe von Emigranten, Archive von Exilorganisationen und geschlossene Sammlungen. Ende 1998 besaß das Deutsche Exilarchiv 140 Nachlässe usw.
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ernst Schweitzer (Psy- 3/ S lebtin Purley, Surrey / GB), einen Splitternachlaß Robert steinitz (Physiker; 1909
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Extractions: Mitteilungen: Deutsches Exilarchiv 1933-1945 Der Deutschen Bibliothek in Frankfurt am Main [Grundeintrag 1998 / Aktualisierung 1999 / Aktualisierung 2000] (17. 01. 2002). In: Sichtungen online, PURL: http://purl.org/sichtungen/ddbexil-1b.html ([aktuelles Datum]). - Auch in: Sichtungen 2 (1999), S. 339-342 [Grundeintrag 1998]; Sichtungen 3 (2000), S. 250-252 [Aktualisierung 1999].
Steinitz Wolfgang Dialektologisches Und Etymologisches (13 Lfg) Wörterbuch Der
Translate this page Lfg.) Wörterbuch der ostjakischen Sprache. Autor steinitz Wolfgang. ArnemannElmar, Röder P Kurs ernst Christian, Holstei Sozi
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Buchkunst Illustrierte Bücher Des Klingspor Museum Offenbach - Internationales
Translate this page Sammet 1941 Eberhard Schlotter 1921 Hans Schmidt 1923 FH ernst Schneidler siehe KurtSteinel 1929 Hugo Steiner-Prag 1880 - 1945 Käthe steinitz 1898 - 1975
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Probleme/Projekte/Prozesse: Deutsch-sowjetische Studiengesellschaft
Translate this page Slawist Wolfgang steinitz (SED) gewählt, zu seinen Stellvertretern der Berliner DemBeirat gehörten ua der Universitätsprofessor ernst Niekisch, die
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Martin, Toledo; Charles Intrepidie, Manhattan Chess Club of New York; ernst Hoelke,Leadville Prior to that event Herr steinitz had borne off the honors alike
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Extractions: continued...]The first official World Championship match took place in 1886 between Wilhelm Steinitz and J.H. Zukertort. Split playing sites are not unique to the modern era. The rules for the 1886 match provided that the match would be played in New York, St. Louis and New Orleans. The match arrived in St. Louis with Zukertort holding an apparently commanding 4-1 lead. The two main newspapers, The "St. Louis Globe Democrat" and the "St. Louis Post-Dispatch" both covered the St. Louis leg. Robert Sutter has been kind enough to go through the archives and dig up all thirteen articles which both papers published and send them to us. When combined, they represent a fascinating chronicle of championship play a century ago. We have arranged the articles chronologically and, due to their length, divided the full presentation into six parts. We have also converted all game notation to English Algebraic and inserted diagrams where appropriate. We are pleased to present Part 1 of... Steinitz vs. Zukertort 1886 Match for the World Chess Championship The St. Louis Games "St. Louis Globe Democrat" Wednesday, February 3, 1886, Page 5 THE CHESS MATCH Everything is now ready for the second section of the match between J. H. Zukertort and Wilhelm Steinitz, the greatest chess players of the day. The number of games to be played here will be at least three, and probably more. The stakes are $2,000 a side, and the time limit is fifteen moves per hour. The umpires will be Ben R. Foster for Steinitz and William Duncan for Zukertort. The contest will open at Harmonie Club, Olive and Eighteenth Streets, at 2 o'clock this afternoon. No tickets will be disposed of at the door, and they can be secured only from the members of the Committee on Arrangements. The New York Chess Club has made preparations for exhibiting each move as it is telegraphed on, as well as any interesting events of the match. The New York Evening Telegram will have a reporter for its paper. Henry Turner, President of the Brooklyn chess club, is in the city, and will witness the contest. "The first five games," says a gentleman writing from the East, "were very unsatisfactory. Both players played badly and did themselves no credit. The games will not bear analysis, and only prove that earlier the players are entirely out of practice or are not possessed of sufficient nerve to play for such high stakes, or that they have deteriorated in their play." Spectators will be permitted to use pocket chess boards only for following the games, but no analysis of them is allowed and loud conversation can not be indulged in. The Secretary of the Chess, Checker, and Whist Club, S. M. Joseph, 103 North Broadway, will furnish tickets on application to him. A large attendance at the match is expected. "St. Louis Post-Dispatch" Wednesday, February 3, 1886, Page 3 THEIR FIRST GAME STEINITZ AND ZUKERTORT, CHESS CHAMPIONS, BEGIN THEIR ST. LOUIS SERIES A Light Attendance at the Harmonie Club - The Ruy Lopez Gambit Used in Opening Contest - Status of the Tourney Quite a number of gentlemen interested in the scientific game of chess gathered in the director's room of the Harmonie Club this afternoon to witness the continuation of the match between J. H. Zukertort and Wilhelm Steinitz. Amongst the strangers present were W.H. Ripley, secretary of the Indianapolis Chess Club; Major Henry Turner, president of the Brooklyn club; D. McAffee of the Quincy club; Dr. E. Hoelke of Leadville, Colo.; Mr. Intrepidie of the Manhattan club, New York; and Mr. Foster of the Baltimore club. Arrangements had been made for the seconding of players so that Dr. Zukertort had for his best man Mr. William Duncan, and Steinitz, Mr. Ben R. Foster. The terms of the match are $2,000 a side and the championship of the world, a limit of fifteen moves an hour. The match will be continued in St. Louis until one of the players wins three games. Five games were played in New York, of which Dr. Zukertort won four and Steinitz one. The match will be finished in New Orleans and will be continued until either of the chess men shall have won ten games. At the Hall It was not until 1:30 that many of the chessplayers of the city began to gather at the Harmonie club. They immediately sought the dining room on the first floor, where six rows of eleven chairs each had been placed for the spectators. The chairs faced the west and the spectators followed the game from a large board with a forty-eight inch field, elevated on an easel. Mr. Lewis Haller manipulated the pieces on the board. The champions themselves were to sit in the center of the reading room facing east and west upon a platform eight feet by six, and one foot high. This platform was placed directly in the center of the space afforded by folding the doors which were thrown open, giving the audience a side view of the great players who sat in such a position that they could throw side glances out on Olive Street. The board and pieces were loaned by Judge Chester H. Krum, the board being of morocco with red and cream squares. The pieces were club-size Staunton. The rules of the match required 30 moves in the first two hours. The time was measured by a unique arrangement of two small clocks, one for each player, hung on a balance, like a seesaw, and so adjusted that neither would run unless it was depressed. Each second looked after the clock of his champion, and as soon as the play was made pressed down his clock, and the time of the move began to be ticked off. At 2 o'clock the distinguished players had not arrived, but the following gentlemen were among the fifty persons present: Wallace Delafield, Maj. Humphreys, Max Judd, Isador Judd, L. Hellman, Judge Woerner, D.V. Haydel, Fred Cochran, Ed Martin, A.H. Robbins, William E. Ware, W.F. Woerner, Col. Rowley, S.M. Joseph. Mr. Steinitz had chosen the white, and Mr. Zukertort the black men. The two players arrived at the hall about 2:15 pm and the game was started about fifteen minutes after. It will seem that Steinitz, who opened first, used the well known Ruy Lopez gambit. After sixteen moves, Steinitz was acknowledged to have a shade of an advantage. "St. Louis Globe Democrat" Thursday, February 4, 1886, Page 8 STEINITZ WINS DR. ZUKERTORT YIELDS A GAME TO HIS OPPONENT The Most Skillful Game of the Chess Tournament Played in St. Louis - A Remarkable Exhibition of Science in the Royal Game The opening of the series of be played in St. Louis between the chess giants Dr. J. H. Zukertort and Herr Wilhelm Steinitz for the championship of the world and $2,000 stakes was played yesterday afternoon before an audience composed of well-known local chess amateurs and visiting members of other chess clubs. The first part of the game occurred in the Director's Room of the Harmonie Club, where play was continued until 7 o'clock, when an adjournment was made until 8:30 to the chess club's quarters on Olive Street, it being impossible to have the Director's parlors for a later hour. There were present among the spectators several prominent local players as well as a number from other cities. Among these were W.H. Ripley, Indianapolis, Ind.; C.M. Tucker, Pittsfield, Ill.; Henry Twiner, Brooklyn Chess Club; D. Martin, Toledo; Charles Intrepidie, Manhattan Chess Club of New York; Ernst Hoelke, Leadville, Colorado Chess Club; Max Judd, Isidor Judd, Wallace Delaney, A.H. Robbins, A. Judd, Col. Rowley, Albert Blair, Maj. M.C. Humphrey, F.E. Haydel, B.G. Woodward, Prof C.M. Woodward, Rev. Passart, B. Leobner, Dr. C.D.N. Campbell, S.M. Joseph, A. Hellnian, Judge Warner, Grant Tilden, William E. Ware, Lewis Haller, E.S. Rowse, and Judge Krum. Cause of the Challenge The match, a portion of which will be witnessed by the St. Louis chess world, is the outgrowth of the success which Dr. Zukertort achieved in 1883 at the great London chess tourney. Prior to that event Herr Steinitz had borne off the honors alike at the tourneys and single matches in which both had taken part. Herr Steinitz won the tournament in 1872 in which Zukertort was an adversary, the outcome of which was a private match between them in which Herr Steinitz won seven games to Dr. Zukertort's one. In the Vienna Congress of Chess Players in 1882, the first prize was awarded to Steinitz, the second prize winner on that occasion being Mason, an American player also, while Dr. Zukertort was fourth. In the tourney of 1883, Steinitz and Zukertort each won one game while playing together, and it was after this last meeting between them that the desire was expressed to see them face to face in a grand match to decide the championship. But difficulties interposed, and over-zealous adherents prevented the commencement of such a contest until agreeing to joint sponsorship by chess clubs, among them the local organization. A tempting fund was raised and everything at last satisfactorily settled. A meeting of the principals was held in New York, at which the agreement under which the present games are being played was made, and a knowledge of the main features of the contract will materially aid a thorough understanding of the game. [To be
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Translate this page Ruth Schoenthal Annemieke Driessen-Deelen Lisl steinitz Edith steinitz RichardStöhr jun. Oscar und Friedl Teller Friedl Teller-Blum ernst Toch Archiv
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Einführende Literatur Zur Volkslied- & Volksmusikforschung
Translate this page steinitz, Wolfgang 1979 Deutsche Volkslieder demokratischen Charakters aus sechsJahrhunderten. Bd. Klusen, ernst 1980 Deutsche Lieder. Texte und Melodien.
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Lunds Akademiska Schackklubb - En Historisk Resumé
Lindéhnsteinitz 1.e4 e5 2.d4 exd4 3.c3 dxc3 4.Lc4 Sf6 5 Magle Stora Kyrkogata13 (född 1885 i Halmstad); sekreterare fil stud ernst Bertram, Clemenstorget
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Extractions: Schackhistorikern Sthig Jonasson skriver bland annat följande i TfS 1971 sid 331: "Lindéhn tog sin fil. dr.-grad i Lund. Efter studierna var han lärare i Stockholm på 1850-talet. 1861-1865 ägnade han åt språkstudier i Frankrike, England och Tyskland. Denna tid hade han tillfälle att - framgångsrikt - spela mot Steinitz, Petrov och Boden. 1865 återvände han till Sverige och blev föreståndare för Göteborgs Lyceum. Men ekonomien var usel och 1874 mer eller mindre flydde han till USA, där han blev korrespondent för Göteborgs Handelstidning. Mackenzie skrev: 'Doktor Lindéhn är kanske den starkaste schackspelaren i norra Europa'. Lindéhn är den ende svensk som fått tillfälle att möta och besegra den väldige Ignaz Kolisch." Lindéhn-Kolisch: 1.e4 e5 2.d4 exd4 3.c3 dxc3 4.Lc4 cxb2 5.Lxb2 Lb4+ 6.Sd2 Lxd2+ 7.Dxd2 Sf6 8.e5 Se4 9.Dd4 Sg5 10.Se2 Sc6 11.Df4 De7 12.0-0 Se6 13.Dg3 0-0 14.Kh1 Dg5 15.Dc3 b5 16.Lxb5 Lb7 17.f4 Dg4 18.Tf3 f5 19.exf6 Txf6 20.Tg3 Dh4 21.Dxf6! Dxg3 22.Dxe6+ dxe6 23.Sxg3 Se7 24.Ld7 Lb5 25.Sh5 Td8 26.La4 Sf5 27.Kg1 Lxg2 28.Le5 Lf3 29.Lb3 Kf7 30.Sg3 Se3? 31.Kf2 1-0.
Home Page Of SERGE LAWRENCENKO
Classically, it is a theorem of ernst steinitz and Hans Rademacher that thetetrahedron is the only irreducible triangulation of the sphere; see.
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Extractions: The right pic: Beifang Chen (on left) and me in Hong Kong University of Science and Technology 4 July 1998. (Click on the pic to enlarge.) "It appears that remarkably few examples are known of non-isomorphic triangular embeddings of K n . The paper [S. Lawrencenko, S. Negami, and A. T. White, Three nonisomorphic triangulations of an orientable surface with the same complete graph, Discrete Math. gives three non-isomorphic orientable triangulations for n = 19, two of which are not face 2-colourable." Cited from: C. P. Bonnington, M. J. Grannell, T. S. Griggs, and J. Siran, Exponential families of non-isomorphic triangulations of complete graphs, J. Combin. Theory, Ser. B Serge Lawrencenko Office: 08 - 3110
Matematica E Gioco
Translate this page Ferdinand Zermelo, Félix Édouard Justin Émile Borel, George Udny Yule, BorisGrigorievich Galerkin, Jules Joseph Drach, ernst steinitz, Paul Epstein, Poul
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Extractions: soluzione Il primo numero è scritto nel sistema di numerazione decimale, per cui è Sono nati in quell'anno Federigo Enriques, Gino Fano, Ernst Friedrich Ferdinand Zermelo, Félix Édouard Justin Émile Borel, George Udny Yule, Boris Grigorievich Galerkin, Jules Joseph Drach, Ernst Steinitz, Paul Epstein, Poul Heegaard, Nikolaj Maksimovic Gjunter. Il secondo numero è scritto nel sistema di numerazione binario e corrisponde a 0+0+0+8+0+32+64+128+0+512+1024= Sono nati in quell'anno Jean Baptiste Joseph Fourier, François Joseph Français, Jean Robert Argand, François Joseph Servois, William Wallace, Wang Lai. Il terzo numero è scritto nel sistema di numerazione romano 1000+500+100+100+100+50+10+2= Per familiarizzare con questo sistema di numerazione QUI Sono nati in quell'anno David Hilbert, Gino Loria, Eliakim Hastings Moore, Francis Sowerby Macaulay, Ruth Gentry, Adolf Kneser, Eduard Study, John Edward Campbell, Jules Antoine Richard, Paul Gustav Stäckel, Winifred Edgerton Merrill, Vilhelm Frimann Koren Bjerknes
Sprachenzentrum: Mitarbeiter
Translate this page Fremdsprache Raum 1042 (Rekt.), Tel. 598-5227 E-Mail Oliver.ernst@SZ.Uni DE SprechstundeMontag 14.00 - 15.00 Uhr oder nach Vereinbarung steinitz, René, Dipl
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Do Not Adjust Your Chess Set...
He didn't feel van Wely. Then he added, 'steinitz Benko. She let himKling to her, Anand they started Bad Kissingen 1928 in ernst.
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Extractions: Once upon a Taimanov, when men were men Anand Gellers were Gellers, there lived a Hansen chess fanatic called Anon. Tal Anand Slim Bouaziz, he Wade Novotny much Tartakower ten Stonewall, Anand even though his Alburt, Lev Romanishin, Oleg was slightly Blackstock, Les Nigel Short than his right, still he was very Keene on Tseitlin. He had Sozin little Nimzowitsch, Aron his chin that he only had to Scheveningen once a weak d-pawn, and many people thought he might be a Ponziani. Anon did like Gellers, but he could never Fine the Taimanov. Chess Anand Tseitlin Oll Réti rook up ten hours a Lawrence Day, Anand he was Planinc even Morphy of the Sämisch. He liked to Colin Crouch in the Sadler, Larsen, Bent Double Muzio in Malcolm Pein, his Nigel Short Alburt, Lev Romanishin, Oleg Chernin like it had Cambridge Springs; at such Times World Championship he would Simagin chess positions - in this way he could go on for hundreds of Tony Miles. It was Shirov masochism, but Anon was that kind of Ljubojevic. He was, in fact, a bit of a Pollock.
Seite O Kreis Oels Schlesien
Translate this page (?) 1921 Liebrecht, Frau Dr., Judith / Liebrecht, Barbara, Ilse / steinitz,Eduard, Rittergutsbesitzer (Ad21) 1926 ernst Liebrecht'sche Erben.
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Extractions: Anfragen zum Kreis Oels Home Mormonen und Personen-standsregister Kirchenbücher Literatur ... Startseite GCA Seite O zum Gutsbezirk Alt Ellguth 1892: 375,41 ha Acker, 50,63 ha Wiesen, 3,70 Hutung, 40,10 Wald, 1,50 Oedland, 1,44 Wasser, Total 472,78 ha // 2 km Post Pontwitz // Stärkefabrik, Brennerei, Ziegelei Fläche: 329 ha Acker, 43,3 Wiesen, 4,5 Weide und Koppeln, 100,4 Holz, 0.5 Waser, 12,2 Park, Garten und Fasanerie, 10 Unland, Hof, Total 494,9 ha / Steuer: 3855 Mark / Brennerei und Stärkefabrik mit Dampfbetrieb, Elektr. Kraft- und Lichtanlage. Ostpreussen- und Holländervieh. Gründüngung, Rieselwiesen (AG 185)
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Translate this page Heinrich (ernst) Pelster +, verheiratet mit Anna (Clara Henriette) Weber + Hermann(ernst Heinrich) Pelster in steinitz (Lohsa) 33 Christiane Schulze geboren
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Antikvariat Claes Olofsson - Sport
Rauch, E von. Das grosse Buch der Kinderspiele. Berlin (Hugo steinitz Verlag) sineanno (about 1920). Eriksson, ernst. Handbok i allmän idrott och bollspel.
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SZTE Egyetemi Könyvtár -- Online Katalógus
Translate this page 10. steinitz, Wolfgang Geschichte des wogulischen Vokalismus / Wolfgang steinitz.11. 16. Lewy, ernst Beiträge zur Kunde des Tscheremissischen. Bd.
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