| Description |
1 online resource (381 pages) |
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data file rda |
| Note |
Online resource; title from PDF title page (EBSCO, viewed November 13, 2018). |
| Bibliography |
Includes bibliographical references and index. |
| Contents |
Cover; Table of Contents; Acknowledgments; Preface; Introduction; Prologue 1900-1918; The 1914-1918 War and Its Aftermath; First Chess Club: Springer-Berlin; Part 1. 1919-1924 Venturing Forth; 1919; 1920; Berlin 1920-German Chess Federation Congress; 1921; Berlin Championship 1921; Maróczy and Tartakower; Published Chess Problems; Blitz Tournament and Consultation Game; 1922; Berlin Championship 1922-First Tournament Success; Club Events; Bad Oeynhausen 1922-22nd Congress of the German Chess Federation; 1923; Berlin Championship 1923; 1st Congress of the Brandenburg Chess Association. |
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Frankfurt 1923Winners' Group; 1924; Berlin Championship 1924; New Chess Periodical; Winter Tournament of the Schachverein 1876; Part 2. 1925-1929 Signs of Progress; 1925; Jägerklause Tournament 1925; Berlin Championship 1925; 1926; Berlin Championship 1926; A Change of Clubs; Berlin Club Championship 1926; Scharfrichter: The Executioner of Berlin; 1927; Berlin Championship 1927; Berlin 1927-2nd Congress of the German Chess Association; Berlin Team Championship 1927-28; Employment; 1928; First Editorial Position; Freie Schachvereinigung 1928; Gaining the Master Title; Wiesbaden 1928. |
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No Respect for the LawBerlin-Stockholm Match 1928; First International Masters' Tournament; Blitz Tournaments; Berlin Club Championship 1928-29; 1929; Copenhagen-Berlin Match 1929; Berlin Chess Cafés; Berlin Championship 1929; Bremen Chess Promotion; German Championship-Duisburg 1929; Part 3. 1930-1932 Making His Mark; 1930; Wilmersdorf Jubilee 1930; Berlin, Four Masters Tournament 1930; Naming Rights ... and Wrongs; Berlin Championship 1930; Swinemünde 1930; Hamburg Olympiad 1930; Berlin Club Championship 1930-31; Berliner Schachgesellschaft Championship 1930; Yearbook-Berliner Schachführer. |
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1931Then He Took Berlin: Stoltz of Sweden; Aleister Crowley in Berlin; German Championship-Swinemünde 1931; Prague Olympiad 1931; Bled 1931: Richter's Nonappearance; Cottbus to Berlin; Berliner Schachgesellschaft Championship 1931-32; Here Be No Dragons; 1932; Berliner Schachgesellschaft Winter Tournament; Schachverein 1876 Club Championship; Kiel 1932; Richter's Opinion about Draws; Hamburg, Four Masters Match-Tournament 1932; Berlin Championship 1932; Swinemünde 1932; Opening Innovation; Stargard 1932; Bruno Moritz; Berlin-Hamburg Telephone Match 1932. |
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Berliner Schachgesellschaft Championship 1932-33Bogoljubow Consultation Game and Interview; Part 4. 1933-1935 Adapting to Change; 1933; "Such a Parcel of Rogues in a Nation" (Robert Burns); Berlin Championship 1933; Reorganization of German Chess; Bad Aachen 1933; Germany and FIDE; Swinemünde 1933; Bad Pyrmont 1933; Bad Salzbrunn 1933; 1934; Promoting Chess; Berlin (West District) Championship 1934; Physician Heal Thyself: Richter and "Dr. Zabel"; New Chess Pieces (Schachfiguren Bundesform); Bad Niendorf 1934; Drawing Conclusions; German Team Championship 1934; "Dr. Zabel" Consults Again. |
| Note |
En Passant: Deaths. |
| Subject |
Richter, Kurt, 1900-1969.
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Chess players -- Germany -- Biography.
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Chess -- Collections of games.
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GAMES -- Board.
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Chess. (OCoLC)fst00853777
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Chess players. (OCoLC)fst00853811
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Germany. (OCoLC)fst01210272
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Biography.
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Biographies. (OCoLC)fst01919896
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Collections. (OCoLC)fst01424032
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Biographies.
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| Other Form: |
Print version: McGowan, Alan. Kurt Richter : A Chess Biography with 499 Games. Jefferson : McFarland & Company, Incorporated Publishers, ©2018 9781476669069 |
| ISBN |
9781476633206 (electronic book) |
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