A = Alfil mDE
A = Antilope f ® Antilope E
A = Archers pE ® Yi Zheng Retired Scholar Pei Zi-xi (The -)
A = AUT = Österreich
A as Alekhine
A Black Defensive System for the Rest of Your Chess Career Q by GM Andy Soltis. Based around the Caro- Kann and Slav.
A Book of Chess Q, Alexander /Birdsal 1973
A booklet produced to mark the 50th Jubilee of the Danish Chess Problem Club Q & D. S. K. (21cm x 15cm, 24pp, stapled, red edge). with 51 problems; in Danish. Dansk Skakproblem Klub, Kobenhavn, 1982. Formerly in the possession of N. A. Macleod; presented by Mrs Macleod. [BL]
A capturing unit E A capturing unit (incl. King) is reborn on the game-array square (which must be empty else the capture is illegal) corresponding to the capture square. The captured unit vanishes. A pawn capturing on its promotion rank promotes and is reborn then. A piece cannot capture on its rebirth square. The rebirth square of a royal piece is the rebirth square of the corresponding no-royal piece.
A Catalogue of Fairy Chess Books and Opuscules Q & (21cm x 15cm, 8pp, stapled, pink edge). A third edition of the above, with some additions. Q Press, Kew Gardens, preface to second edition dated 1976. Formerly in the possession of N. A. Macleod; presented by Mrs Macleod. Bagged with the item above. [BL]
A Catalogue of Fairy Chess Q & (25cm x 19cm, 8pp, stapled, reddish-brown edge). A list by A. S. M. Dickins of material donated by him to Cambridge University Library, together with other works dealing with fairy chess. Q Press, Kew Gardens, 1973, copy 53 of 150. Presented to D. Nixon by the author, and bequeathed by him. (Personal note by JDB: if any member wishes to consult this material, I am willing to use my good offices to try and arrange access, but my standing at Cambridge is merely that of an ordinary reader and I may not have sufficient personal knowledge of an applicant to make an acceptable referee. [BL] ® Cross, W.; ® Rice, J. M. (two items). [BL]
A chess silhouette Q & DOBBS, G. (17cm x 12cm, 133pp, was D6). 100 problems, with commentary and a biographical introduction. Overbrook Press, Stamford, Connecticut, 1942. [BL]
A Complete Black Defense to 1.P-Q4 Q Cafferty and Hooper. The main line is the Queen‘s Gambit Accepted, but the authors also show how to handle the other possibilities, e.g., the Richter-Veresov Attack. The disadvantage is you aren‘t shown how to handle other closed openings such as 1.Nf3, 1.c4, etc. although these can frequently be transposed into the QGA.
A Complete Black Repertoire Q (ISBN 0-87568-163-8) by IM Jeremy Silman. Based around the French and Queen‘s Gambit Declined.
A Complete Defence for Black. Q Keene / Jacobs 160 Seiten - kartoniert - Batsford 1996
A complete Guide to the Game of Chess Q & 1882 (Heinrich F. L. Meyer)
A feladvány Q
A few chess problems Q & BOWATER, P. (13cm x 10cm, 38pp, stapled, grey spine somewhat dilapidated). Ten two-movers and 25 three-movers, with solutions. Privately published, San Marino, California, 1938. Bequeathed by D. Nixon. [BL]
A flashing ‘+‘ appears E
A genius of the two-mover Q & (19cm x 13cm, 119pp). 113 problems by C. Mansfield, with commentary. Chess Amateur, 1936. [BL]
A Guide to Fairy Chess Q & [Anthony Dickins] 1) Contains many chess variants. This book has an emphasis on fairy chess problems, i.e., problems in chess variants. Published by Dover in 1971. The book may be hard to find, but a more recent German translation may be easier to obtain. 2) (25cm x 19cm, 60pp, stapled, orange edge, was D7). First edition: an extensive guide to the forms invented up to 1967. Q Press, Richmond, Surrey, 1967 (copy 61). [BL] 3) (25cm x 19cm, 66pp, stapled, blue edge, was D7a). Second edition, updated and corrected. Q Press, Richmond, Surrey, 1969 (copy 24 of 525). [BL] 4) (Dover edition 0-486-22687-3, 27cm x 20cm, 66pp). Second edition (1969) corrected. Dover, New York, 1971. Formerly in the possession of N. A. Macleod; presented by Mrs Macleod. [BL]
A history of chess Q & MURRAY, H. J. R. (24cm x 17cm, 900pp). A survey of all aspects of the game, with numerous early problems and endgame studies. Clarendon Press, Oxford, corrected edition 1969. Presented by G. P. Jelliss. [BL] Originally printed in the beginning of the 20th century, reprinted. 900 pages on history of chess, containing information on historic chess variants, Shatranj-puzzles, old manuscripts on chess, and much, much more. Reprint by Benjamin Press, Northampton, Massachusetts.
A hundred chess problems Q & FELLOWS, A. G. (13cm x 11cm, 115pp, dark green spine, somewhat worn, was F3). 100 problems, mainly direct mates in two or three, with a brief introduction. Chess Amateur, undated. Presented by Mrs P. H. Williams. [BL]
a man with a move in the form of a letter (of the alphabet) E ® Buchstabenstein
A memorial to D. J. Densmore Q & (19cm x 13cm, 115pp). Around 100 problems by Densmore and 120 by others, including the entries in the Densmore Memorial Tourney, with commentary by M. Sim and G. Hume. Chess Amateur, 1920. Presented by J. Rosankiewicz. [BL]
A memorial volume of chess problems of V. L. Eaton Q & (19cm x 13cm, 79pp, green spine). 160 problems (mostly orthodox direct mates in two or three moves) with commentary and a personal memoir. Privately published, Rapallo, Italy, introductory „author‘s note“ dated 1970. Formerly in the possession of N. A. Macleod; presented by Mrs Macleod. [BL]
A Merry Christmas Q & (two separate sheets, 25cm x 19cm and 30cm x 21cm). A set of twelve competition problems issued with! „The Problemist“, xi=xii.73, and the solutions thereto. [BL]
A nastasia‘s Mate E ® Anastasias Matt
a Pawn storm (assault) E ® Ansturm
A player‘s attendent E The first seconds were for the Lasker-Tarrasch match in 1908. They were allowed to help in preparation of the openings. The first seconds that assisted during adjournments were in the Alekhine-Euwe championship match in 1935. [CT]
a posteriori = AP E
a priori E ® A priori
à promotions consécutives, Échecs ~ ® Échecs à promotions consécutives pF
A road to the Master Title. Q Tangborn 96 Seiten - kartoniert - Chess Digest 1995
A Sakhsjahmetol a feladv Q
A sakkjattszmatol a feladvanyig Q & LINDNER, L. (17cm x 12cm, 96pp, orange spine). A treatise on mates and selfmates, nominally with 125 examples but pages 17-32 (examples 12-25) appear to have been replaced with material from another book; in Hungarian. Bequeathed by D. Nixon. [BL]
A sakkmuveszet vilaga Q & PAROS, G. (20cm x 14cm, 155pp, was P3d). A general treatise featuring 128 compositions of all kinds, plus 25 by the author and 136 by Hungarian composers; in Hungarian. Sport, Budapest, 1967. [BL]
A Scetchbook of american chess problematists Q & (two volumes, 17cm x 12cm, 138pp and 163pp, were W4a/b). Biographical sketches of 83 composers, compiled by A. C. White, E. W. Allen, and B. M. Marshall, with 180 examples. Overbrook Press, Stamford, Connecticut, 1942. [BL]
A selection of 19th century Australian chess problemists Q & MEADLEY, R (30cm x 23cm, 14pp, black plastic ring binding). A page on each of fourteen Australian problemists, with biographical notes and three or four problems. Privately published, Narromine, New South Wales, 1989. Presented to „Alex“ (presumably A. Goldstein) by the author. [BL]
A selection of problems by Philipp Klett Q & (21cm x 14cm, 48pp, stapled, white edge, was B25). 56 problems with commentary. British Chess Magazine, St Leonards on Sea, 1979. [BL]
A selection of the chess problems of Philip H. Williams Q & (15cm a 12cm, 58pp, dark blue spine). 58 problems, mostly direct mates in two, with solutions at rear. Morgan, New Barnet, 1895. Bequeathed by D. Nixon. [BL]
A short history of fairy chess Q & (25cm x 19cm, 10pp, stapled, blue edge, was D7e). Privately published, Kew Gardens, Surrey, 1975. [BL]
a tempo D ® a tempo E ® à tempo F
A thousand endgames Q & TATTERSALL, C. E. C. (22cm x 14cm, 212+200pp, two volumes bound as one). The standard early collection of endgame studies. British Chess Magazine, Leeds, 1910 and 1911. Formerly in the possession of N. A. Macleod; presented by Mrs Macleod. [BL]
A treatise on all aspects of composition Q ABECEDA SACHOVEHO PROBLEMU (20cm x 14cm, 256pp, was K11)., by L. Kopac and others, with 329 examples; partly in Czech, partly in Slovak. Olympia, Praha, 1973.
A tribute overdue Q & BLAKE, P. F. (26cm x 19cm, 15pp, stapled, white edge). 76 direct mates, with a commentary by G. W. Chandler. British Chess Problem Society, 1971. [BL]
A tribute to G. F. Anderson Q & G. W. Chandler, C. R. Flood, and R. C. O. Matthews (26cm x 19cm, 18pp, thread binding, orange edge, was C13). 112 problems, with commentary and a biographical note. British Chess Problem Society, foreword dated 1974. [BL]
A Winner‘s Strategy, Chess: ~ ® Chess: A Winner‘s Strategy EQ
A Winning White Repertoire. Q Tangborn 176 Seiten - kartoniert - Chess Digest 1994
a year ago E ® vor einem Jahr
A(TF) ® A(TF)
a,b (TF) E ® a,b(TF)
a,b (XY) E ® a,b(XY)
a,b(TF) ® a,b (TF)
a,b(XY) ® a,b (XY)
a,b-Darter E ® a:b-Darter E
a,b-Knight E ® a:b-Springer
A. C. W. Q & WHITE, A. C. (22cm x 15cm, 158pp). A book of sketches and other miscellanea, featuring 25 problems. Whitehead and Miller, Leeds, 1919. [BL]
A. Medioevo scacchistico toscano Q & CHICCO, A. with Pratesi, F. and Sanvito, 21cm x 15cm, 36pp, stapled, beige and white edge). Three essays on medieval chess in Tuscany; in Italian. L‘Italia Schacchistica, Milano, reference to year 1985 in the foreword. Formerly in the possession of N. A. Macleod; presented by Mrs Macleod. [BL]
A. Staten Island chess nuts Q & BARTH, G. (15cm x 11cm, 512pp, grey spine, somewhat dilapidated, was B3). 100 problems by the author, mostly direct mates in two or three moves. Privately published, New York, 1903. [BL]
a:b-Darter m ® a,b-Darter E
a:b-Hopper E ® a:b-Hüpfer
a:b-Hüpfer m ® a:b-Hopper E
a:b-Leaper E ® a:b-Springer
a:b-Reiter m ® a:b-Rider E
a:b-Reiterhüpfer m ® a:b-Riderhopper E
a:b-Rider E ® a:b-Reiter
a:b-Riderhopper E ® a:b-Reiterhüpfer
a:b-Spiralreiter m ® E
a:b-Springer m ® (a:b)-Leaper E ® a,b-Knight E
A00 = Amar Opening, Gent Gambit = E 1.Nh3 d5 2.g3 e5 3.f4 Bxh3 4.Bxh3 exf4 5.O-O fxg3 6.hxg3 [GL]
A0-0 = Andersonrochade f ® E
A00 = Anderssen Opening, Polish Gambit = E 1.a3 a5 2.b4 [GL]
A00 = Barnes Opening, Gedult Gambit #1 = 1.f3 d5 2.e4 g6 3.d4 exd4 4.c3 [GL]
A00 = Barnes Opening, Gedult Gambit #2 = 1.f3 f5 2.e4 fxe4 3.Nc3 [GL]
A00 = Clemenz Opening, Spike Lee Gambit = E 1.h3 h5 2.g4 [GL]
A00 = Grob Opening, Alessi Gambit = E 1.g4 f5 [GL]
A00 = Grob Opening, Grob Gambit = E 1.g4 d5 2.Bg2 [GL]
A00 = Grob Opening, Grob Gambit, Basman Gambit = E 1.g4 d5 2.Bg2 h5 3.gxh5 [GL]
A00 = Grob Opening, Grob Gambit, Declined = 1.g4 d5 2.Bg2 c6 [GL]
A00 = Grob Opening, Grob Gambit, Fritz Gambit = E 1.g4 d5 2.Bg2 Bxg4 3.c4 [GL]
A00 = Grob Opening, Grob Gambit, Fritz Gambit, Romford Counter Gambit = E 1.g4 d5 2.Bg2 Bxg4 3.c4 d4 4.Bxb7 Nd7 5.Bxa8 Qxa8 [GL]
A00 = Grob Opening, Grob Gambit, Keres Gambit = E 1.g4 d5 2.Bg2 e5 3.d4 exd4 4.c3 [GL]
A00 = Grob Opening, Grob Gambit, Richter-Grob Gambit = E 1.g4 d5 2.Bg2 c6 3.c4 dxc4 4.b3 [GL]
A00 = Grob Opening, Zilbermints Gambit = E 1.g4 d5 2.e4 dxe4 3.Nc3 [GL]
A00 = Hungarian Opening, Asten Gambit = E 1.g3 Nc6 2.Nc3 d5 3.d4 e5 4.dxe5 d4 5.Ne4 f5 [GL]
A00 = Hungarian Opening, Buecker Gambit = E 1.g3 e5 2.Bg2 d5 3.b4 [GL]
A00 = Hungarian Opening, Burk Gambit = E 1.g3 e5 2.a3 d5 3.Nf3 e4 4.Nh4 Be7 5.d3 [GL]
A00 = Hungarian Opening, Paris Gambit = E 1.g3 e5 2.Nh3 d5 3.f4 Bxh3 4.Bxh3 exf4 5.O-O [GL]
A00 = Hungarian Opening, Paschmann Gambit = E 1.g3 f5 2.e4 fxe4 3.Qh5 g6 [GL]
A00 = Hungarian Opening, Van Kruijk Gambit = E 1.g3 h5 2.Nf3 h4 [GL]
A00 = Hungarian Opening, Wiedenhagen-Beta Gambit = E 1.g3 d5 2.Nf3 g5 [GL]
A00 = Hungarian Opening, Winterberg Gambit = E 1.g3 d5 2.Bg2 e5 3.c4 dxc4 4.b3 [GL]
A00 = Kadas Opening, Kadas Gambit #1 = 1.h4 c5 2.b4 [GL]
A00 = Kadas Opening, Kadas Gambit #2 = 1.h4 d5 2.d4 c5 3.Nf3 cxd4 4.c3 [GL]
A00 = Kadas Opening, Kadas Gambit #3 = 1.h4 e5 2.d4 exd4 3.c3 [GL]
A00 = Kadas Opening, Schneider Gambit = E 1.h4 g5 [GL]
A00 = Kadas Opening, Steinbok Gambit = E 1.h4 f5 2.e4 fxe4 3.d3 [GL]
A00 = Polish Opening, Birmingham Gambit = E 1.b4 c5 [GL]
A00 = Polish Opening, Schühler Gambit = E 1.b4 c6 2.Bb2 a5 3.b5 cxb5 4.e4 [GL]
A00 = Polish Opening, Tartakower Gambit = E 1.b4 e5 2.Bb2 f6 3.e4 [GL]
A00 = Polish Opening, Tartakower Gambit, Brinckmann Variation = 1.b4 e5 2.Bb2 f6 3.e4 Bxb4 4.Bc4 Nc6 5.f4 Qe7 6.f5 g6 [GL]
A00 = Polish Opening, Wolferts Gambit = E 1.b4 e5 2.Bb2 c5 [GL]
A00 = Polish Opening; Sokolsky‘s Opening E
A00 = Sodium Attack, Durkin Gambit = E 1.Na3 e5 2.Nc4 Nc6 3.e4 f5 [GL]
A00 = Van Geet Opening, Berlin Gambit = E 1.Nc3 Nc6 2.d4 d5 3.e4 dxe4 4.d5 [GL]
A00 = Van Geet Opening, Billockus-Johansen Gambit = E 1.Nc3 e5 2.Nf3 Bc5 [GL]
A00 = Van Geet Opening, Damhaug Gambit = E 1.Nc3 d5 2.f4 e5 [GL]
A00 = Van Geet Opening, Dougherty Gambit = E 1.Nc3 d5 2.e4 dxe4 3.f3 [GL]
A00 = Van Geet Opening, Duesseldorf Gambit = E 1.Nc3 c5 2.b4 [GL]
A00 = Van Geet Opening, Dunst-Perrenet Gambit = E 1.Nc3 d5 2.e4 dxe4 3.d3 [GL]
A00 = Van Geet Opening, Gladbacher Gambit = E 1.Nc3 e5 2.b3 d5 3.e4 dxe4 4.d3 [GL]
A00 = Van Geet Opening, Gruenfeld Defense, Steiner Gambit = E 1.Nc3 d5 2.e4 dxe4 3.Nxe4 e5 4.f4 [GL]
A00 = Van Geet Opening, Hector Gambit = E 1.Nc3 d5 2.e4 dxe4 3.Bc4 [GL]
A00 = Van Geet Opening, Hergert Gambit = E 1.Nc3 d6 2.f4 e5 3.fxe5 Nc6 [GL]
A00 = Van Geet Opening, Hulsemann Gambit = E 1.Nc3 e5 2.e3 d5 3.Qh5 Be6 [GL]
A00 = Van Geet Opening, Jendrossek Gambit = E 1.Nc3 d5 2.f4 d4 3.Ne4 f5 4.Nf2 Nf6 5.Nf3 c5 6.b4 [GL]
A00 = Van Geet Opening, Klüver Gambit = E 1.Nc3 f5 2.e4 fxe4 3.d3 [GL]
A00 = Van Geet Opening, Laroche Gambit = E 1.Nc3 b5 [GL]
A00 = Van Geet Opening, Liebig Gambit = E 1.Nc3 e5 2.e3 d5 3.Qh5 Nf6 [GL]
A00 = Van Geet Opening, Melleby Gambit = E 1.Nc3 d5 2.f4 d4 3.Ne4 c5 [GL]
A00 = Van Geet Opening, Myers Gambit = E 1.Nc3 d5 2.e4 Nf6 3.d3 dxe4 4.Bg5 [GL]
A00 = Van Geet Opening, Nowokunski Gambit = E 1.Nc3 e5 2.f4 exf4 3.e4 [GL]
A00 = Van Geet Opening, Pfeiffer Gambit = E 1.Nc3 d5 2.f4 d4 3.Ne4 e5 [GL]
A00 = Van Geet Opening, Pfeiffer Gambit, Sleipner Counter Gambit = E 1.Nc3 d5 2.f4 d4 3.Ne4 e5 4.Nf3 [GL]
A00 = Van Geet Opening, Sleipner Gambit = E 1.Nc3 d5 2.e3 e5 3.d4 Bb4 [GL]
A00 = Van Geet Opening, Tuebingen Gambit = E 1.Nc3 Nf6 2.g4 [GL]
A00 = Van Geet Opening, Warsteiner Gambit = E 1.Nc3 d5 2.f4 g5 [GL]
A00 = Ware Opening, Cologne Gambit = E 1.a4 b6 2.d4 d5 3.Nc3 Nd7 [GL]
A00 = Ware Opening, Ware Gambit = E 1.a4 e5 2.a5 d5 3.e3 f5 4.a6 [GL]
A00 = Ware Opening, Wing Gambit = E 1.a4 b5 2.axb5 Bb7 [GL]
A01 ® Larsen Attack E
A01 = Nimzo-Larsen Attack, Norfolk Gambit 1 = 1.Nf3 d5 2.b3 Nf6 3.Bb2 c5 4.e4 [GL]
A01 = Nimzo-Larsen Attack, Norfolk Gambit 2 = 1.Nf3 d5 2.b3 c5 3.e4 [GL]
A01 = Nimzo-Larsen Attack, Paschmann Gambit = E 1.b3 e5 2.Bb2 Nc6 3.f4 [GL]
A01 = Nimzo-Larsen Attack, Ringelbach Gambit = E 1.b3 e6 2.Bb2 f5 3.e4 [GL]
A02 = Bird Opening, Dutch Variation, Batavo Gambit = E 1.f4 d5 2.Nf3 c5 3.e4 dxe4 [GL]
A02 = Bird Opening, Dutch Variation, Dudweiler Gambit = E 1.f4 d5 2.g4 [GL]
A02 = Bird Opening, From Gambit = E 1.f4 e5 [GL]
A02 = Bird Opening, From Gambit, Langheld Gambit = E 1.f4 e5 2.fxe5 d6 3.exd6 Nf6 [GL]
A02 = Bird Opening, From Gambit, Lasker Variation = 1.f4 e5 2.fxe5 d6 3.exd6 Bxd6 4.Nf3 g5 [GL]
A02 = Bird Opening, Hobbs Gambit = E 1.f4 g5 [GL]
A02 = Bird Opening, Hobbs-Zilbermints Gambit = E 1.f4 h6 2.Nf3 g5 [GL]
A02 = Bird Opening, Lasker Gambit = E 1.f4 e5 2.fxe5 f6 [GL]
A02 = Bird Opening, Platz Gambit = E 1.f4 e5 2.fxe5 Ne7 [GL]
A02 = Bird Opening, Schlechter Gambit = E 1.f4 e5 2.fxe5 Nc6 [GL]
A02 = Bird Opening, Siegener Gambit = E 1.f4 e5 2.d4 exd4 3.Nf3 c5 4.c3 [GL]
A02 = Bird Opening, Sturm Gambit = E 1.f4 d5 2.c4 [GL]
A02 = Bird Opening, Thomas Gambit = E 1.f4 d5 2.b3 Nf6 3.Bb2 d4 4.Nf3 c5 5.e3 [GL]
A02 = Bird Opening, Wagner-Zwitersch Gambit = E 1.f4 f5 2.e4 [GL]
A02 = Bird Opening, Williams Gambit = E 1.f4 d5 2.e4 dxe4 3.Nc3 Nf6 4.Qe2 [GL]
A02 = Bird Opening, Williams-Zilbermints Gambit = E 1.f4 d5 2.e4 dxe4 3.Nc3 Nf6 4.Nge2 [GL]
A02-A03 ® Bird‘s Opening E
A03 ® Dutch Variation E
A04 = Zukertort Opening, Herrstrom Gambit = E 1.Nf3 g5 [GL]
A04 = Zukertort Opening, Lemberg Gambit = E 1.Nf3 Nf6 2.e4 [GL]
A04 = Zukertort Opening, Lisitsyn Gambit = E 1.Nf3 f5 2.e4 [GL]
A04 = Zukertort Opening, Lisitsyn Gambit Deferred = 1.Nf3 f5 2.d3 Nf6 3.e4 [GL]
A04 = Zukertort Opening, Paschmann Gambit = E 1.Nf3 d5 2.b3 c5 3.c4 dxc4 4.e3 [GL]
A04 = Zukertort Opening, Shabulov Gambit = E 1.Nf3 e6 2.c4 a6 3.Nc3 c5 4.g3 b5 [GL]
A04 = Zukertort Opening, Speelsmet Gambit = E 1.Nf3 c5 2.d4 cxd4 3.e3 [GL]
A04 = Zukertort Opening, Vos Gambit = E 1.Nf3 d6 2.d4 e5 [GL]
A04-A09 ® King‘s Indian Attack E
A06 = Zukertort Opening, Tennison Gambit = E 1.Nf3 d5 2.e4 [GL]
A09 = Reti Opening, Advance Variation, Michel Gambit = E 1.Nf3 d5 2.c4 d4 3.b4 c5 [GL]
A09 = Reti Opening, Reti Gambit = E 1.Nf3 d5 2.c4 dxc4 [GL]
A09 = Reti Opening, Zilbermints Gambit = E 1.Nf3 d5 2.c4 b5 [GL]
a1 (Feld) n ® a1 (square)
A10 ® English Opening E
A10 = English Opening, Anglo-Dutch Defense, Hickmann Gambit = E 1.c4 f5 2.e4 [GL]
A10 = English Opening, Anglo-Scandinavian Defense, Löhn Gambit = E 1.c4 d5 2.cxd5 e6 [GL]
A10 = English Opening, Anglo-Scandinavian Defense, Schulz Gambit = E 1.c4 d5 2.cxd5 Nf6 [GL]
A10 = English Opening, Halibut Gambit = E 1.c4 b5 [GL]
A10 = English Opening, Wade Gambit = E 1.c4 f5 2.g4 [GL]
A10 = English Opening, Zilbermints Gambit = E 1.c4 g5 2.d4 e5 [GL]
A11-A12 ® Reti Opening E
A13 = English Opening, Agincourt Defense, Romanishin Gambit = E 1.c4 e6 2.Nf3 Nf6 3.g3 a6 4.Bg2 b5 [GL]
A13-A39 ® English Opening E
A17 ® Hedgehog Variation E
A18 = English Opening, Anglo-Indian Defense, Zviagintsev-Krasenkov Attack = 1.c4 Nf6 2.Nc3 e6 3.Nf3 Bb4 4.g4 [GL]
a2 (Feld) n ® a2 (square)
A20-A29 ® Reversed Sicilian E
A22 = English Opening, King's English Variation, Bellon Gambit = E 1.c4 e5 2.Nc3 Nf6 3.Nf3 e4 4.Ng5 b5 [GL]
a3 (Feld) n ® a3 (square)
A30 = English Opening, Symmetrical Variation, Napolitano Gambit = E 1.c4 c5 2.Nf3 Nf6 3.b4 [GL]
A30 = English Opening, Wing Gambit = E 1.c4 c5 2.b4 [GL]
A30-A31 ® Hedgehod Variation E
A32-A39 ® Symmetrical Variation E
a4 (Feld) n ® a4 (square)
A40 ® Englund Gambit E
A40 = Borg Defense, Borg Gambit = E 1.d4 g5 [GL]
A40 = English Defense, Hartlaub Gambit, Accepted = 1.c4 e6 2.d4 b6 3.Nc3 Bb7 4.e4 f5 5.exf5 Nf6 [GL]
A40 = English Defense, Hartlaub Gambit, Declined = 1.c4 e6 2.d4 b6 3.Nc3 Bb7 4.e4 f5 5.d5 [GL]
A40 = English Defense, Poli Gambit = E 1.c4 e6 2.d4 b6 3.e4 Bb7 4.f3 f5 5.exf5 Nh6 [GL]
A40 = Englund Gambit Complex = 1.d4 e5 [GL]
A40 = Englund Gambit Complex, Declined = 1.d4 e5 2.d5 [GL]
A40 = Englund Gambit Complex, Declined, Diemer Counterattack = 1.d4 e5 2.d5 Bc5 3.e4 Qh4 [GL]
A40 = Englund Gambit Complex, Englund Gambit = E 1.d4 e5 2.dxe5 Nc6 3.Nf3 Qe7 [GL]
A40 = Englund Gambit Complex, Felbecker Gambit = E 1.d4 e5 2.dxe5 Nc6 3.Nf3 Bc5 [GL]
A40 = Englund Gambit Complex, Hartlaub-Charlick Gambit = E 1.d4 e5 2.dxe5 d6 [GL]
A40 = Englund Gambit Complex, Mosquito Gambit = E 1.d4 e5 2.dxe5 Qh4 [GL]
A40 = Englund Gambit Complex, Soller Gambit = E 1.d4 e5 2.dxe5 f6 [GL]
A40 = Englund Gambit Complex, Soller Gambit Deferred = 1.d4 e5 2.dxe5 Nc6 3.Nf3 f6 [GL]
A40 = Englund Gambit Complex, Stockholm Variation = 1.d4 e5 2.dxe5 Nc6 3.Nf3 Qe7 4.Qd5 [GL]
A40 = Englund Gambit Complex, Zilbermints Gambit = E 1.d4 e5 2.dxe5 Nc6 3.Nf3 Nge7 [GL]
A40 = Horwitz Defense, Zilbermints Gambit = E 1.c4 e6 2.d4 e5 [GL]
A40 = Modern Defense, Lizard Defense, Pirc-Diemer Gambit = E 1.d4 g6 2.h4 Nf6 3.h5 [GL]
A40 = Polish Defense, Spassky Gambit, Accepted = 1.d4 b5 2.e4 Bb7 3.Bxb5 [GL]
A40 = Queen Pawn Game, Lundin-Kevitz-Mikenas Defense, Pozarek Gambit = E 1.d4 Nc6 2.c4 e5 3.dxe5 Nxe5 4.Nc3 Nxc4 [GL]
A40 = St. George Defense, St. Georgs Gambit = E 1.d4 a6 2.c4 b5 3.e4 e6 4.cxb5 axb5 [GL]
A41-A42 ® Modern Defense E
A43 = Benoni Defense, Benoni Gambit Accepred = 1.d4 c5 2.dxc5 [GL]
A43 = Benoni Defense, Cormorant Gambit = E 1.d4 c5 2.dxc5 b6 [GL]
A43 = Benoni Defense, Zilbermints Benoni Gambit = E 1.d4 c5 2.b4 [GL]
A43-A44 ® Old Benoni Defense E
A45 ® Trompovsky Attack E
A45 = Indian Game, Gibbins-Wiedehagen Gambit, Accepted = 1.d4 Nf6 2.g4 Nxg4 [GL]
A45 = Indian Game, Gibbins-Wiedehagen Gambit, Maltese Falcon = 1.d4 Nf6 2.g4 Nxg4 3.f3 Nf6 4.e4 [GL]
A45 = Indian Game, Gibbins-Wiedehagen Gambit, Oshima Defense = 1.d4 Nf6 2.g4 e5 [GL]
A45 = Indian Game, Gibbins-Wiedehagen Gambit, Stummer Gambit = E 1.d4 Nf6 2.g4 Nxg4 3.e4 d6 4.Be2 Nf6 5.Nc3 [GL]
A45 = Indian Game, Lazard Gambit = E 1.d4 Nf6 2.Nd2 e5 [GL]
A45 = Indian Game, Maddigan Gambit = E 1.d4 Nf6 2.Nc3 e5 [GL]
A45 = Indian Game, Omega Gambit = E 1.d4 Nf6 2.e4 [GL]
A45 = Indian Game, Omega Gambit, Arafat Gambit = E 1.d4 Nf6 2.e4 Nxe4 3.Bd3 Nf6 4.Bg5 [GL]
A45 = Indian Game, Paleface Attack, Blackmar-Diemer Gambit Deferred = 1.d4 Nf6 2.f3 d5 3.e4 [GL]
A45 = Trompowsky Attack, Poisoned Pawn Variation = 1.d4 Nf6 2.Bg5 c5 3.d5 Qb6 4.Nc3 [GL]
A46 ® Queen‘s Pawn Game E
A46 = Torre Attack, Classical Defense, Petrosian Gambit = E 1.d4 Nf6 2.Nf3 e6 3.Bg5 c5 4.e3 b6 5.d5 [GL]
A46 = Torre Attack, Wagner Gambit = E 1.d4 Nf6 2.Nf3 e6 3.Bg5 c5 4.e4 [GL]
A47 ® Queen‘s Indian Defense E
A48-A49 ® Torre Attack E
a5 (Feld) n ® a5 (square)
A50 ® Queen‘s Indian Defense E
A50 = Indian Game, Medusa Gambit = E 1.d4 Nf6 2.c4 g5 [GL]
A50 = Mexican Defense, Horsefly Gambit = E 1.d4 Nf6 2.c4 Nc6 3.d5 Ne5 4.f4 [GL]
A51 = Budapest Defense, Fajarowicz Variation = 1.d4 Nf6 2.c4 e5 3.dxe5 Ne4 [GL]
A51-A52 ® Budapest Gambit E
A52 ® Main Line E
A52 = Budapest Defense = 1.d4 Nf6 2.c4 e5 3.dxe5 Ng4 [GL]
A53 = Old Indian Defense, Janowski Variation, Grinberg Gambit = E 1.d4 Nf6 2.c4 d6 3.Nc3 Bf5 4.e4 [GL]
A53-A55 ® Old Indian Defense E
A56 ® Czech Benoni Defense E
A56 = Benoni Defense, Weenink Variation = 1.d4 Nf6 2.c4 c5 3.dxc5 e6 [GL]
A57 = Benko Gambit = E 1.d4 Nf6 2.c4 c5 3.d5 b5 [GL]
A57 = Benko Gambit, Accepted, Central Storming Variation = 1.d4 Nf6 2.c4 c5 3.d5 b5 4.cxb5 a6 5.bxa6 g6 6.Nc3 Bxa6 7.f4 [GL]
A57 = Benko Gambit, Accepted, Dlugy Variation = 1.d4 Nf6 2.c4 c5 3.d5 b5 4.cxb5 a6 5.f3 [GL]
A57 = Benko Gambit, Accepted, Modern Variation = 1.d4 Nf6 2.c4 c5 3.d5 b5 4.cxb5 a6 5.e3 [GL]
A57 = Benko Gambit, Accepted, Pawn Return Variation = 1.d4 Nf6 2.c4 c5 3.d5 b5 4.cxb5 a6 5.b6 [GL]
A57 = Benko Gambit, Declined, Bishop Attack = 1.d4 Nf6 2.c4 c5 3.d5 b5 4.Bg5 [GL]
A57 = Benko Gambit, Declined, Hjoerring Counter Gambit = E 1.d4 Nf6 2.c4 c5 3.d5 b5 4.e4 [GL]
A57 = Benko Gambit, Declined, Main Line = 1.d4 Nf6 2.c4 c5 3.d5 b5 4.Nf3 [GL]
A57 = Benko Gambit, Declined, Pseudo-Saemisch = 1.d4 Nf6 2.c4 c5 3.d5 b5 4.f3 [GL]
A57 = Benko Gambit, Declined, Quiet Line = 1.d4 Nf6 2.c4 c5 3.d5 b5 4.Nd2 [GL]
A57 = Benko Gambit, Declined, Sosonko Variation = 1.d4 Nf6 2.c4 c5 3.d5 b5 4.a4 [GL]
A57 = Benko Gambit, Zaitsev Variation, Nescafe Frappe Attack = 1.d4 Nf6 2.c4 c5 3.d5 b5 4.cxb5 a6 5.Nc3 axb5 6.e4 b4 7.Nb5 [GL]
A57-A59 ® Benko (Volga) Gambit E
A58 ® Accepted E
A58 = Benko Gambit, Accepted, Fianchetto Variation = 1.d4 Nf6 2.c4 c5 3.d5 b5 4.cxb5 a6 5.bxa6 Bxa6 6.Nc3 g6 7.Nf3 d6 8.g3 Bg7 9.Bg2 [GL]
A58 = Benko Gambit, Zaitsev System = 1.d4 Nf6 2.c4 c5 3.d5 b5 4.cxb5 a6 5.Nc3 [GL]
A59 = Benko Gambit, Accepted, King Walk Variation = 1.d4 Nf6 2.c4 c5 3.d5 b5 4.cxb5 a6 5.bxa6 Bxa6 6.Nc3 d6 7.e4 Bxf1 8.Kxf1 g6 9.g3 Bg7 10.Kg2 O-O 11.Nf3 [GL]
a6 (Feld) n ® a6 (square)
A60-A79 ® Modern Benoni Defense E
a7 (Feld) n ® a7 (square)
a8 (Feld) n ® a8 (square)
A80 = Dutch Defense, Blackmar's Second Gambit = E 1.d4 f5 2.e4 fxe4 3.Nc3 Nf6 4.f3 [GL]
A80 = Dutch Defense, Hevendehl Gambit = E 1.d4 f5 2.g4 e5 [GL]
A80 = Dutch Defense, Janzen-Korchnoi Gambit = E 1.d4 f5 2.h3 Nf6 3.g4 [GL]
A80 = Dutch Defense, Kingfisher Gambit = E 1.d4 f5 2.Nc3 d5 3.e4 [GL]
A80 = Dutch Defense, Krejcik Gambit = E 1.d4 f5 2.g4 [GL]
A80 = Dutch Defense, Krejcik Gambit, Tate Gambit = E 1.d4 f5 2.g4 fxg4 3.e4 d5 4.Nc3 [GL]
A80 = Dutch Defense, Manhattan Gambit, Anti-Classical Line = 1.d4 f5 2.Qd3 e6 3.g4 [GL]
A80 = Dutch Defense, Manhattan Gambit, Anti-Leningrad = 1.d4 f5 2.Qd3 g6 3.g4 [GL]
A80 = Dutch Defense, Manhattan Gambit, Anti-Modern = 1.d4 f5 2.Qd3 d6 3.g4 [GL]
A80 = Dutch Defense, Manhattan Gambit, Anti-Stonewall = 1.d4 f5 2.Qd3 d5 3.g4 [GL]
A80 = Dutch Defense, Senechaud Gambit = E 1.d4 e6 2.Bf4 f5 3.g4 [GL]
A80 = Dutch Defense, Spielmann Gambit = E 1.d4 f5 2.Nc3 Nf6 3.g4 [GL]
A80-A99 ® Dutch Defense E
A82 ® Staunton Gambit E
A82 = Dutch Defense, Staunton Gambit, Accepted = 1.d4 f5 2.e4 fxe4 [GL]
A82 = Dutch Defense, Staunton Gambit, American Attack = 1.d4 f5 2.e4 fxe4 3.Nd2 [GL]
A82 = Dutch Defense, Staunton Gambit, Balogh Defense = 1.d4 f5 2.e4 d6 [GL]
A82 = Dutch Defense, Staunton Gambit, Tartakower Variation = 1.d4 f5 2.e4 fxe4 3.Nc3 Nf6 4.g4 [GL]
A83 ® Mainline E
A83 = Dutch Defense, Staunton Gambit, General Variation = 1.d4 f5 2.e4 fxe4 3.Nc3 Nf6 4.Bg5 [GL]
A84 = Horwitz Defense, Dutch Defense, Bellon Gambit = E 1.d4 e6 2.c4 f5 3.e4 [GL]
A87-A90 ® Leningrad E
AA Q = Aachener Anzeiger Q
Aachen, Bezirk - ® Bezirk Aachen
Aachener Anzeiger m = AA Q
Aachener Anzeiger Q, Kniest-Thematurnier, 1931. [H#] Preisrichter: Evert Jan van den Berg & Wolfgang von Pittler [Die Schwalbe X 1931 S. 156 Entscheid; Beide Preise: H#]
Aachener Anzeiger, Kniest-Thematurnier, 1930. Q Eine dreifache verschiedene schwarze Bauernumwandlung im Hilfsmatt zwecks Selbstblockierung Preisrichter: Wolfgang von Pittler [Deutsche Märchenschachzeitung X 1931 S. 6 Entscheid]
Aachener Nachrichten Q = AA
Aachener Schachladen m ® E
Aachener Schachverband m ® E
Aachener Schachverein m ® E
Aachener SG 1930 Schachverein
Aachener SV 1856 Schachverein
Aagaard, Jacob IM DEN, ELO VI 1998 = 2420
Aamulehti Q
Aanca DE
Aao DE
Aarhus Stiftstidende Q
Aaron Nimzowitsch - Ein Leben für das Schach. Q Marten. 357 Seiten - gebunden - Das Schacharchiv 1995
Aaron, Manuel born in Toungoo, Burma. 1st Indian IM. IM 1961. IA 1986. E [BW] = 1935.12.30
Aaron, Manuel IM IND, ELO VI 1998 = 2315
Aarseth, Erling born in Norway. IMC 1981. E [BW] = 1934.07.20
Aarskrift DSK Q
Aasman, Stephan, ELO IV 1997 = 2055
AB = [AL] Dabbabareiter m ® Dabbabarider E
Ab auf die Insel f = Tschach! 43 ® E
AB cycle E ® AB-Zyklus
ab Diagrammstellung f Vielfach ist es nicht sinnvoll, eine Märchenbedingung bereits ® seit Partieanfangsstellung gelten zu lassen, sei es, dass dies per definitionem gar nicht möglich wäre (wie im ® Berkeleian Chess oder auf dem ® Horizontalzylinder), sei es, dass dies einfach unpraktisch oder desaströs für die „Erspielbarkeit“ einer ® legalen Stellung wäre, sofern man darauf überhaupt Wert legt.® ?
Ab in den Stall! = Tempete 37 ® box E
ab PAS f ® ... since initial array E
ab PAS, ... ® ... ab PAS
ab PAS, Diagrammcirce ~ ® Diagrammcirce ab PAS
abandonment E ® Preisgabe
abandonment of the centre E ® Zentrumsaufgabe ® Aufgeben des Zentrums
Abarca Aguirre, Manuel born in San Antonio, Chile. FM 1986. E [BW] = 1965.03.07
Abarten fp (des Schachspiels) ® variations of the game of chess E
Abarten von Holländisch n, Damenindisch n, Königsindisch n ® Dutch, Queen‘s Indian and King‘s Indian Systems pE
Abarten, Rochade- ® Rochadeabarten p
Abashev, Denis IM RUS, ELO VI 1998 = 2455
Abatino, Maurizio FM ITA, ELO VI 1998 = 2275
a-Bauer m = ribaldus m = Spieler [Jacobus de Cessolis: „Von den Sitten der Menschen und den Pflichten der Vornehmen und Niedern“, 13. Jahrh.] ® E
ABBA theme E ® ABBA-Thema
Abbasid caliphs come to power in Baghdad. Document chess. E [BW] = 0750
ABBASID; end of Abbasid caliphs. E [BW] = 1258
ABBASID; start of the Abbasid caliphs. Capital moved to Baghdad. E [BW] = 0750
Abbasids (descendents of the Phophet's uncle Abbas) try to take the caliphate. E [BW] = 0718
Abbasids organize a rebellion in Iran. E [BW] = 0747
Abbasov, Farid FM AZE, ELO VI 1998 = 2290
ABBA-Thema n Auf die Paraden x/y folgen in einer Phase AB, in einer anderen Phase BA ® ABBA theme E
Abbau m ® E
Abbauzüger m ® E
Abbauzüger, Schwarzer - ® Schwarzer Abbauzüger
Abbazia (now Opatija) tournament held. All games were King's Gambit Accepted. E [BW] = 1912
Abbazia defence, modern Variation, King‘s Gambit Accepted E = C36 1.e2e4 e7e5 f2f4 e5f4 g1f3 d7d5 e4d5 g8f6 [JM] ®
Abbazia Defense of the Kings's Gambit 1st published by Silberschmidt. E [BW] = 1829
Abbe Durand a jeho theorie pescovych koncovek Q ® Abbe Durand and his theory of pawn endings Q
Abbe Durand and his theory of pawn endings pQ & SOUKUP, M. (15cm x 11cm, 16pp, folded loose, white edge). A description of work published by Durand in „La Régence“, 1860; in Czech. Sachove Umani, 1947. Presented by J. Jelinek. [BL]
Abbot of Persigny writes to Countess of Perche warning her against chess. E [BW] = 1197
Abbott, Hedley born in Davenport, England. 1936-7 NZ Ch. E [BW] = 1904
Abbott, Hedley died in Cashmere, New Zealand. 1936-37 Ch. Born in 1904. E [BW] = 1979.08.15
Abbott, Joseph William K, 5.02.1840-5.08.1923, GB
abbrechen v ® adjourn E ® ajourner F ® suspender S ® aplazar S
abbreviated a notation E ® Kurznotation ® abgekürzte a Notation
abbreviated a retro notation E ® abgekürzte a Retro-Notation
abbreviated aE ® abgekürzt a
Abbruch m ® break-off E ® Cancel C, adjournment E ® ajournement F
Abbruch m einer Stellung f ® interval (pause) of a game E® ajournement mF
Abbruch, WM- ® WM-Abbruch
Abbruchkonditionen fp (eines Turnieres) ® E
Abbruchstellung f ® Hängestellung ® adjourned position E ® position f d‘ajournement mF
Abbruchumschlag m ® E
ABC Cycle E ® ABC-Zyklus
ABC des Échecs Q & PRETI, J. (22cm x 14cm, 356pp). An elementary treatise on the game, with a section on problems containing 126 examples of all kinds; in French. Numa Preti, Paris, 1895 „second edition“. Formerly in the possession of F. R. Gittins; presented by F. B. Feast. [BL]
ABC des Schachspiels. Q Awerbach / Beilin 152 Seiten - gebunden - Sportverlag Berlin 19879 (1972²)
ABCD Cycle E ® ABCD-Zyklus
ABCDE Cycle E ® ABCDE-Zyklus
ABCDEF Cycle E ® ABCDEF-Zyklus
ABCDEFG Cycle E ® ABCDEFG-Zyklus
ABCDEFGH Cycle E ® ABCDEFGH-Zyklus
ABCDEFGH-Zyklus m ® ABCDEFGH Cycle E
ABCDEFG-Zyklus m ® ABCDEFG Cycle E
ABCDEF-Zyklus m ® ABCDEF Cycle E
ABCDE-Zyklus m ® ABCDE Cycle E
ABCD-Zyklus m ® ABCD Cycle E
ABCs of Chess EQ [Bruce Pandolfini]
ABC-Schachturnierserie f Dortmund
ABC-Zyklus m ® ABC Cycle E
ABDALAZIZ; Poet Abu Hafs Omar ibn Abdalaziz called ash-Shatranji, the chessplayer. E [BW] = 0776
Abdal-Malik ibn Marwan reigned. A chessplayer. E [BW] = 0685
Abdel Rahim, Mohamed FM UAE, ELO VI 1998 = 2140
Abdelkhalek, Mahmoud, ELO IV 1997 = 2020
Abdennabi, Imed IM EGY, ELO VI 1998 = 2400
Abdrängung f ® diversion E
Abdruck m ® E
Abdruck, Erst- ® Erstabdruck
Abdul Wahab, A. Rasheed FM ELO VI 1998 = 2325 IRQ
Abdulla, A. FM IRQ, ELO VI 1998 = 2290
Abdullah al-Mamun died. E [BW] = 0833
Abdullah al-Mamun, son of Harun ar-Rashid, reigned. Chessplayer. E [BW] = 0813
Abdurahmanović, Fadil - Kruzena u pomoćnom matu. Q Rundläufe in Hilfsmatts. [problem (83-86) XI 1962 S. 170-173) [24 H# ® problem, 40. Thematurnier: Hilfsmatts mit mindestens zwei Figurenrundläufen, 1962]
Abdurahmanović, Fadil - Reziprokes Wegschlagen weißer Batterien im H#2 Q. Peter Kniest gewidmet. [feenschach XII 1984 S. 560-561]
Abdurahmanović, Fadil & Zivko Janevski - Einführung in die Fesselungsanalyse fQ [feenschach Heft 118 S. 156]
Abdurahmanović, Fadil & Zivko Janevski - Introduction into Pin Analysis. Q [feenschach 1994 [1995] „in Vorbereitung!“]
Abdurahmanovic, Fadil born in Sarajevo, Yugoslavia. IJComp 1972; IMComp 1980. E [BW] = 1939.07.24
Abdurahmanović, Fadil K, Ing, 24.07.1939, YU
Abel, Ernst, ELO IV 1997 = 2062
Abel, Herbert died. Founded American Open. E [BW] = 1970.03.19
Abel, Lajos IM HUN, ELO VI 1998 = 2300
Abel, Thomas, ELO IV 1997 = 2275
Abela della Torre, Aurelio K, *1843-30.04.1892, E
Abelardo-Roldan, Adrian born in Argentina. IA 1986. E [BW] = 1965.11.21
Abele, Albert, ELO IV 1997 = 2001
Abend, Peter, ELO IV 1997 = 2085
Abend, Schach- ® Schachabend
Abendblatt, Hamburger - ® Hamburger Abendblatt Q
Abendroth, Günter, ELO IV 1997 = 2083
abenteuerlicher a Angriff m ® E
Aber er blieb stille und erstarrt und sah immer auf das Schachbrett, als sinne er über einen Zug. Vor ihm saß Trismegistus und hatte die größte Freude über die Erscheinung des Johannes. „Geschwind“, sagte er, „mach mir meine Kette los und lasse mich aus diesem langweiligen Loch heraus; der alte Herr spielt so langsam, er tut alle Jahre einen Zug, helfen kannst du ihm nicht; wenn ich übers Jahr wiederkomme und ihm einen andern Zug tue, ist es gerade hinreichend Gesellschaft für ihn; schnell führe mich hinweg, ich will dir auch bald auskundschaften, wo Fräulein Edelstein, deine Liebste, ist.“ [Brentano: Rheinmärchen, S. 288. Digitale Bibliothek, S. 5904 ® Brentano W Bd. 3, S. 180-181]
Aber nicht der Dichter allein erfreut v sich solcher Verdienste; die ganze Nation ist geistreich, wie aus unzähligen Anekdoten hervortritt. Durch ein geistreiches Wort wird der Zorn eines Fürsten erregt, durch ein anderes wieder besänftigt. Neigung und Leidenschaft leben und weben in gleichem Elemente; so erfinden Behramgur und Dilaram den Reim, Dschemil und Boteinah bleiben bis ins höchste Alter leidenschaftlich verbunden. Die ganze Geschichte der persischen Dichtkunst wimmelt von solchen Fällen. Wenn man bedenkt, dass Nuschirwan, einer der letzten Sassaniden, um die Zeit Mahomets mit ungeheuern Kosten die Fabeln des Bidpai und das Schachspiel aus Indien kommen läßt, so ist der Zustand einer solchen Zeit vollkommen ausgesprochen. Jene, nach dem zu urteilen, was uns überliefert ist, überbieten einander an Lebensklugheit und freieren Ansichten irdischer Dinge. Deshalb konnte vier Jahrhunderte später, selbst in der ersten, besten Epoche persischer Dichtkunst, keine vollkommen reine Naivetät stattfinden. Die große Breite der Umsicht, die vom Dichter gefordert ward, das gesteigerte Wissen, die Hof und Kriegsverhältnisse, alles verlangte große Besonnenheit. [Goethe: Westöstlicher Divan, S. 249. Digitale Bibliothek, S. 20777 ® Goethe BA Bd. 3, S. 208-209]
Aber sein Spiel n war nicht wie sonst, wo er nach kurzer Weile dem Pastor ein „Viktoria!“ zuzurufen pflegte; heut hatte er schon mehrmals auf bescheidene Erinnerung desselben seinen Zug zurück genommen; aber immer wieder schob er Bauern und Offiziere unachtlich über die Felder und faßte sie, als ob er sie zerbrechen möchte. „Mein Herr Patron“, sagte der Pastor, „wälzt wichtigere Dinge in Gedanken; Eure Dame steht abermals im Schach!“ Da schob der Junker das Tischlein von sich, dass die Figuren durcheinanderstürzten. „Das Spiel ein andermal! Ich hab mit Ihm zu reden, Pastor!“ [zuvor: Bald saßen beide sich gegenüber der geistliche Herr im schwarzen Talar, das gleichfarbige Käppchen auf dem dünnen Haare, das an den hageren Schläfen niederhing; der andre im bequemen Hauskleid, das er oft zur Seite schlug, als ob es ihn beklemme; der Wein stand neben ihnen, und der Junker stürzte oft sein Glas hinunter. ...] [Storm: Zur Chronik von Grieshuus, S. 49. Digitale Bibliothek, S. 93683 ® Storm SW Bd. 3, S. 533]
Aber welche entwickelnde Lebenskraft f war mit Vulten aufs Eis n gefahren v, und wie schwebte der Geist über dem Wasser, das gefroren war! Zuerst bald Winas Bart, bald ihr Wandelstern, bald ihre gerade schießende Sternschnuppe zu sein, damit fing er an sie Schachkönigin zu decken gegen jede Königin, es sei als Läufer, als Springer oder Turm als Amors Pfeil zu fliegen, so oft sie Amors Bogen war es nicht zu leiden, wenn sie kühner fliegen wollte als er, sondern sie so lange zu überbieten, bis er selber über boten wurde und dann leichter den Wettflug mit einem Doppelsiege schloß dies war die Kunst, womit seine schöne, von der Welt erzogne Gestalt ihren Wert entwickelte in leichter Haltung und Wechslung. [Jean Paul: Flegeljahre, S. 741. Digitale Bibliothek, S. 53215 ® Jean Paul W, 1. Abt. Bd. 2, S. 1025-1026]
abfallender a Serienzüger m ® descendent seriesmover E
Abfang m ® grab E
Abfangidee f ® grab (theme) E
Abfanginder m ® grab Indian E
Abfang-Thema n ® grab theme E
Abfrage, Schach- ® Schachabfrage
Abgabe, Stafetten- ® Stafettenabgabe
Abgabezug m ® sealed move E ® coup m sous enveloppe fF
Abgabezug m im Umschlag m ® E
abgeben v ® einen Zug - ® seal the move E ® mettre le coup sous enveloppe F
abgebrochene a Partie f ® Hängepartie ® adjourned game E ® partie f ajournée aF
abgegebener a Zug m ® sealed move E ® coup m sous enveloppe fF
abgekürzt a ® abbreviated aE
abgekürzte a Notation f ® abbreviated a notation E
abgekürzte a Retro-Notation f ® abbreviated retro notation E
Abgelehntes a Albin n ® Refused a Albin E
Abgelehntes a Aljechin ® Refused a Alekhine E
Abgelehntes a Chigor[Lazard-Gambit n D07 1.Nf3 Nc6 2.d4 d5 3.c4 e5 ® Refused a Chigorin-Lazard Gambit D07
Abgelehntes a Damen-Gambit n - / Tschigorin / Lazard-Gambit n D07 ® Refused a, Queen‘s Gambit - / Chigorin-Lazard Gambit E D07
Abgelehntes a Damengambit n ® Queen‘s Gambit Declined E
Abgelehntes a Damen-Gambit n / Albins Gegengambit n D08 ® Refused a Queen‘s Gambit / Albin Countergambit E D08
Abgelehntes a Damen-Gambit n / Aljechin-Verteidigung f D06 ® Refused Queen‘s Gambit - / Alekhine Defense E D06
Abgelehntes a Königsgambit n ® King‘s Gambit Declined E
Abgelehntes a Österreichisch ® Refused a Austrian E
Abgelehntes Nordisches Gambit. Q Firnhaber. 298 Seiten - kartoniert - Firnhaber 1993
Abgeschnittenes a Teilgebiet n des Bretts n ® E
abgesehen von „check“ ® Descriptive mimicry E ® deskriptive a Notation
abgewälzt a (Zugpflicht) ® transferred a (onus of move) E
Abgott, N. A. K, SU
Abgrenzung f gegenüber anderen Brettspielen np ® E
Abhängetyp m ® E
Abhängetyp m des schwarz-weißen a Schnittpunktes m [Brunner] ® E
Abhau, Jochen, ELO IV 1997 = 2066
abholzen v ® get rid of the wood E
Abhyankar, Anupama born in Bombay, India. WIM 1985. E [BW] = 1969.05.17
Abibula, Aytechin FM ROM, ELO VI 1998 = 2305
ability to capture E ® Schlagmöglichkeit
ability to move E ® Zugmöglichkeit
Abklärung f ® E
ablehnen v ® to refuse E
Ablenkung f ® diversion E ® decoy E
Ablenkungsmanöver n ® decoy manoeuvre E
Ablösung, Wach- ® Wachablösung
Abnehmender a Mond m (Märchenstein) [Hilmar Ebert] ® Waning Moon E
Abo underrättelsers Schacktidnung Q
Abo. Underr. Schacktidning Q
Abonyi, Istvan born in Budapest, Hungary. Invented the Abonyi gambit. E [BW] = 1886.08.18
Abonyi, Istvan died in Budapest, Hungary. Hungarian master. E [BW] = 1942.06.05
Abonyi, Istvan K, *18.08.1886-5.06.1942, H
Abou El Zein, Eid Mahmoud IM EGY, ELO VI 1998 = 2325
Abraham, Ingo, ELO IV 1997 = 2106
Abrahams, Gerald born in Liverpool. Barrister. E [BW] = 1907.04.15
Abrahams, Gerald died in Liverpool. E [BW] = 1980.03.15
Abramov, Lev born in Russia. IA 1957; IMC 1979. E [BW] = 1911.06.14
Abramovic, Bosko born in Zrenjanin, Yugoslavia. IM 1980; GM 1984. E [BW] = 1951.02.14
Abramovic, Bosko GM YUG, ELO VI 1998 = 2495
Abramow, J. R. K, SU
Abranow - WM 1969 Spassy-Petrosjan, 1970 Q Sonderheft 8 der Weltgeschichte des Schachs, Verlag Wildhagen HH
abräumen v ® E
Abravanel, Chely FM FRA, ELO VI 1998 = 2320
Abreu, Arian IM CUB, ELO VI 1998 = 2420
Abschach n ® Wo bist du, Saladin? Wie spielst du heut?
Abschaffungsgedanken mp ® E
abschaltbar aC (z. B. Eröffnungsbibliothek) ® E
abschalten, Buch - ® Buch abschalten v
abschätzen v ® judge E ® juger vF
Abschätzung f ® estimation E judgement E ® jugement mF
Abschätzung f einer Partie f ® judgement (assessment) of the game E
Abschätzung, Partie- ® Partieabschätzung
Abschätzung, Positions- ® Positionsabschätzung
Abschirmung f ® E
Abschluß m ® conclusion E
Abschluß, Kombinations- ® Kombinationsabschluß
Abschluß, Matt- ® Mattabschluß
Abschlußbankett n ® E
Abschlußfeier f ® E
Abschlußveranstaltung f ® closing ceremony E ® cérémonie f de clôture fF
Abschlußzug m ® final move E
Abschneiden n Turniererfolg ®
Abschnitt, Brett- ® Brettabschnitt
abschwächen v = schwächen v ® to weaken vE ® affaiblir F
abseits ® out of play E ® hors jeu F
Abseits, Figur im - ® Figur im Abseits
Abseitsstellung f ® position out of play (of a piece) E ® isolation ... E
Absicht, Grund- ® Grundabsicht
Absmaier, Friedrich, ELO IV 1997 = 2076
absolut illegal a ® absolut illegal E
absolut illegale Stellung f ® absolute illegal position E
Absoluta, Categoria - ® Categoria Absoluta
Absolute a Checkless Chess E ® Absolutes a Ohneschach
Absolute a Dame f ® absolute Queen
Absolute a illegal a position E ® absolut illegale Stellung
Absolute a Illegalität f ® absolute illegality
Absolute a illegality E ® Absolute Illegalität
Absolute a purity of aim E ® absolute Zweckreinheit
Absolute a Queen E ® absolute Dame
Absolute a record E ® absoluter Rekord
absolute a winner E ® absoluter Sieger
absolute a Without-Check E ® Absolutes Ohneschach
absolute stalemate E ® absolutes Patt
absolute Zweckreinheit f ® absolute purity of aim E
absoluter a Rekord m ® absolute record E
absoluter a Sieger m ® absolute winner E
Absolutes Ohneschach n ® absolute Without-Check E
absolutes Patt n = pat physique F ® Echec et pat F [R. J. Millour, diagrammes 42, XI-XII/1979, S. 739], später gängiger: „Zat” [R. J. Millour, diagrammes 49, I-II/1981, S. 858-859] ® lock E [G. P. Jelliss, Variant Chess 4, X-XII/1990, S. 37] ® absolute stalemate E
absolut-neutraler a Zug m ® stationary move E
Absperrung f ® shutting off E ® cutting off E
Abspiel n ® variation E ® line E
Absprache f ® E
Absprache, Großmeister - ® Großmeister-Absprache
Absprachen, Turnier- ® Turnierabsprachen p
Abstand m (zwischen Feldern np) ® distance (between squares) E
Abstand, Felder- ® Felderabstand
Abstandsaufgabe f ® problem involving distance themes pE
absteigen v ® be relegated E
absteigende Diagonale f ® descendent diagonal E
Absteiger m ® team threatened with relegation, team facing relegation E
Abstieg m ® relegation E
abstiegsbedroht a ® E
Abstiegsgefahr f ® E
abstiegsgefährdet a ®
Abstiegsgespenst n ® E
Abstiegskampf m ® relegation match E
Abstiegskandidat m ® candidate for relegation E
Abstiegskandidatin f ® E
Abstiegsplatz m ® relegation E
Abstiegsrunde f ® relegation E
Abstiegsstrudel m ® E
Abstimmungsverfahren n ® E
Abstoßende a Magnetdame f Greift sie einen gegnerischen Stein an, so flüchtet dieser im nächsten Zug so weit wie möglich; dabei darf kein anderer Stein der Partei des flüchtenden Steins einem Angriff der AMD ausgesetzt werden. Beispiel: wAMDa1, sTg3, sLg8: 1.AMDg1 erzwingt 1. .. Tg7! Fehlt im Beispiel der sLg8, so muss 1. .. Ta3! folgen. [J. Dohrn-Lüttgens, 1001. Feenschach 88-89, I/1952] ® repelling Magnetic Queen E
Abstract-Check E ® E
Abstrahierung f ® E
abstrakte a Denkfähigkeiten fp ® E
Abtausch m ® exchange E ® Austausch ® Tausch ® échange mF ® Cambio S
Abtausch, Bahnungs- ® Bahnungsabtausch
Abtausch, Schlag- ® Schlagabtausch
abtauschen v ® austauschen v ® exchange f échanger vF
Abtauschidee f ® theme of exchange E
Abtausch-System n (Damengambit) ® Exchange Variation (Queen‘s Gambit) E
Abtauschvariante f ® Exchange Variation E
Abtausch-Variante f (Caro-Kann) ® Exchange Variation (Caro-Kann) E
Abtauschvariante f (Damengambit) ® Exchange Variation (Queen‘s Gambit) E
Abtauschvariante f (Französische Verteidigung) ® Exchange Variation (French Defence) E
Abtauschvariante f (Spanische Partie) ® Exchange Variation (Ruy Lopez) E
Abtauschvariante im Damengambit. Q Konikowski. 136 Seiten - kartoniert - Beyer 1996
Abteilung PostSV Bamberg Schachverein
Abteilung, Hilfsspiel- ® Hilfsspielabteilung
Abteilung, Schach- f ® chess section E
Abteilungen, Veröffentlichungen der - ® Veröffentlichungen der Abteilungen
Abu al-Abbas born. 1st Abbasid caliph. E [BW] = 0721
Abu al-Abbas, 1st Abbasid caliph, comes to power. E [BW] = 0750
Abu Hanifa died E [BW] = 0767
Abu 'l-Fath Ahmad as-Sinjari writes chess manuscript containing 287 mansubat. E [BW] = 1100
Abu Najam 1. Aufgabe mit heutigen Figuren: #3: Kf8 Td1 f1 Sf3 Be4-Ke6 Tg6 h7 Sh6 Be5; 1.Sg5+ Tg5: 2.Tf6+ Kf6: 3.Td6# Hineinziehungsopfer ® E
ABU; Earlist dating of Abu 'l-fath manuscript. E [BW] = 1665
Abwälzung f der Zugpflicht f ® E
Abwartezug m ® waiting move E
abwärts a ® Jäger ® E
abwechselnd ... a Im 1., 3., 5., ... Zug gilt die eine Bedingung, im 2., 4., 6., ... Zug die andere, wobei die Wahl, mit welcher der beiden Bedingungen begonnen wird, vorgegeben oder frei ist. ® alternating ... E
abwechselnd ziehend ® Zug um Zug ® move alternately (?) E
abwechselnde a Zugpflicht f (Allgemeine neudeutsche Theorie im Problemschach) [Eisert, St. & Rehm, H. P., Pläne, Spiele, Züge (Plans, lignes de jeu, coups), Die Schwalbe 1977 XII S. 137-151]
Abwehr, Schach- ® Schachabwehr
Abwehrbereitschaft f ® E
Abwehren n des Schachs n ® E
abwehrende a Opposition f ® defending opposition E
Abwehrfeld n ® defending square E
Abwehrmarke f ® E
Abwehrsystem n ® E
Abweichungen fp ® E
Abweichungen fp der Hauptvariante f (Königsindisch) ® Deviations from Main Line (King‘s Indian Defence) E
Abweichungen fp im 1. Zug m ® deviations in the 1st move E
Abweichungen fp im 2. Zug m ® deviations in the 2 nd move E
Abweichungen fp im 3. Zug m (Grünfeld-Verteidigung) ® Deviations in the 3rd move (Grünfeld Defence) E
Abweichungen fp im 4.Zug m (Spanische Partie) ® deviations in the 4th move (Ruy Lopez) E
Abweichungen fp im n-ten Zug m ® deviations in move n E
Abweichungen fp vom orthodoxen Schach n ® deviations from orthodox chess E
Abweichungen fp vom Tschigorin-System n ; Panov-Variante f (Spanische Partie) ® Deviations from Tchigorin Defence; Panov-Variation (Ruy Lopez) E
Abweichungen fp von der Hauptvariante f (Spanische Partie) ® Deviations p from Main Line (Ruy Lopez) E
Abweichungen fp von Sosin- und Richter / Rauser-Variante f (Sizilianisch n) ® Deviations from Sozin Variation and Rauzer Variation (Sicilian Defence)
abwertende Beugung f ® deflection that detracts from the value E
Abwertung f ® E
abwickeln v ® E
Abwicklung f ® E
Abwicklung, en bloc- ® en bloc-Abwicklung
abzabeln v ® capture vE
Abzählmethode f ® counting method E
Abzeichen n ® badge E ® Schach-Abzeichen
Abzeichen, Schach- n ® chess badge E
abziehen v ® E
Abzug m ® discovered check E
Abzug m durch Schach n ® discovered check E
Abzug, Auswahl im - durch ... ® Auswahl im Abzug durch ...
abzugsbereite a Batterie f ® prepared battery E
Abzugschach n ® échec m à la découverte fF ® E
Abzugsdoppelschach n ® discovered double check E
Abzugsmatt n ® discovered mate E
Abzugspatt n ® discovered stalemate E
Abzugsschach n ® discovered check E
Abzugsstellung f Bei einer Abzugsstellung wird die einsatzbereite Batterie abgebaut.
Abzugstyp, Patt- ® Pattabzugstyp
AB-Zyklus m ® AB cycle E
ACADEMY; A chess academy was conducted at Fountainbleau. E [BW] = 1680
ACB = American Chess Bulletin nQ
accelerated a Averbakh system, King‘s Indian E = E70 1.d2d4 g8f6 c2c4 g7g6 b1c3 f8g7 e2e4 d7d6 c1g5 [JM] ®
Accelerated a Dragon / Simagin Variation (Sicilian Defence) E ® Beschleunigtes Fianchetto (Sizilianisch )
Accelerated a Dragon Variation E 34-B39 ® Accelerated a Dragon E B34-B35
Accelerated a Dragons. Q Donaldson / Silman 226 Seiten - kartoniert - Cadogan Chess 1995
accelerated aE ® beschleunigt a
Accelerated Dragon B34-B35. Q Editrice 368 Seiten - kartoniert - Editrice 1995
accelerated excelsior E ® beschleunigter a Exzelsior
Accelerated Fianchetto Variation E E15
accelerated fianchetto Variation, Breyer Variation, Sicilian E = B39 1.e2e4 c7c5 g1f3 b8c6 d2d4 c5d4 f3d4 g7g6 c2c4 f8g7 c1e3 g8f6 b1c3 f6g4 [JM] ®
accelerated fianchetto Variation, exchange Variation, Sicilian E = B34 1.e2e4 c7c5 g1f3 b8c6 d2d4 c5d4 f3d4 g7g6 d4c6 [JM] ®
accelerated fianchetto Variation, Gurgenidze Variation, Sicilian E = B36 1.e2e4 c7c5 g1f3 b8c6 d2d4 c5d4 f3d4 g7g6 c2c4 g8f6 b1c3 c6d4 d1d4 d7d6 [JM] ®
accelerated fianchetto Variation, Maroczy bind, 5...Bg7, Sicilian E = B37 1.e2e4 c7c5 g1f3 b8c6 d2d4 c5d4 f3d4 g7g6 c2c4 f8g7 [JM] ®
accelerated fianchetto Variation, Maroczy bind, 6.Be3, Sicilian E = B38 1.e2e4 c7c5 g1f3 b8c6 d2d4 c5d4 f3d4 g7g6 c2c4 f8g7 c1e3 [JM] ®
accelerated fianchetto Variation, Maroczy bind, Sicilian E = B36 1.e2e4 c7c5 g1f3 b8c6 d2d4 c5d4 f3d4 g7g6 c2c4 [JM] ®
accelerated fianchetto Variation, modern Variation with Bc4, Sicilian E = B35 1.e2e4 c7c5 g1f3 b8c6 d2d4 c5d4 f3d4 g7g6 b1c3 f8g7 c1e3 g8f6 f1c4 [JM] ®
accelerated fianchetto Variation, modern Variation, Sicilian E = B34 1.e2e4 c7c5 g1f3 b8c6 d2d4 c5d4 f3d4 g7g6 b1c3 [JM] ®
accelerated fianchetto Variation, Simagin Variation, Sicilian E = B37 1.e2e4 c7c5 g1f3 b8c6 d2d4 c5d4 f3d4 g7g6 c2c4 f8g7 d4c2 d7d6 f1e2 g8h6 [JM] ®
accelerated Meran (Alekhine Variation), Queen‘s Gambit Declined semi-Slav E = D45 1.d2d4 d7d5 c2c4 e7e6 b1c3 g8f6 g1f3 c7c6 e2e3 a7a6 [JM] ®
accelerated super-excelsior E ® beschleunigter a Super-Exzelsior
accept v a draw E ® Remis annehmen ® accepter la nullité F ® aceptar el empate S
accept vE ® annehmen v ® s‘efforcer v de F ® accepter vF ® aceptar S
Accepted E ® A58 ® D20-D29
accepting a sacrifice E ® Opferannahme
accidental mate E [G. Paros] for: Helpmatt. E ® Zufallsmatt
accordance with the rule E ® regelmäßig a
according to stipulation E ® forderungsgemäß a
accuracy E Spielverlauf ohne gute alternative Züge; play free from alternative moves equally effective. [J. F. Ling] E ® Genauigkeit
accurate aE, this clock is not - ® Uhr: Diese - ist nicht in Ordnung ® cette pendule fonctionne mal F ® Este reloj funciona mal S
Ace 1 E ® As
Ace 2 E = Jeopardy E: beliebiger bedrohter Stein zieht ohne zu schlagen. ® Zany Chess E
Acedrex de Los Quatros Tiempos H 12 [= John Gollon, 1974: Ancient Chess Variations]® ?
Acers, Jude, American master, born in Long Beach. E [BW] = 1944.04.06
Acevedo, Armando born in Mexico. FM E [BW] = 1937.07.04
Acevedo, Armando FM MEX, ELO VI 1998 = 2265
ACF; Formation of American Chess Foundation E [BW] = 1955
Achalgazdra Komunisti Q
Achenbach, Manfred, ELO IV 1997 = 2071
Achenbach, Volker, ELO IV 1997 = 2186
A-Chess E ® A-Schach
Achhammer, Alois, ELO IV 1997 = 2035
achieving mobility E ( - the pieces, - of the forces) ® Mobilmachung
Achilles, Edgar, D, ELO VII 1998 = 2401
Achillesferse f (einer Stellung) ® „Achilles‘ heel“ (weak point of a position)
Achramejew, I. T. K, SU
Achse, Symmetrie- ® Symmetrieachse
achsen- ® E
Achsen-Echo n ® axis echo E
Achsenecho, Horizontal- ® Horizontalachsenecho
Achsenecho, Vertikal- ® Vertikalachsenecho
achsensymmetrisch a ® E
Achsenzüger m ® axis-mover E
acht ® eight E
acht Bauernzüge, alle ~ ® alle acht Bauernzüge p
acht x acht – Zur Kunst des Schachspiels nQ Ernst Strouhal, Springer Verlag Wien – New York; ISBN 3-211-82775-7
Acht-Damen-Problem n ® eight-Queens problem E
achte ® eighth E
Achte Runde f ® E
Achte Spielrunde f ® E
achtes Brett n ® E
Acht-Königinnen-Problem n ® eight-Queens problem E
achtstündig a ® E
achtzackiger Stern m ® eight-rayed star E
achtzehn ® eighteen E
Achtzehnte, der – ® der Achtzehnte
ACJ Q = American Chess Journal Q®
Ackerman, Ernest K, *27.07.1955, CSR
Ackermann, Daniel, ELO IV 1997 = 2179
Ackermann, Herbert, D, ELO VII 1998 = 2139
Ackermann, Otto K *22.01.1881-1.04.1938, PL
Acketa, Tihomir born in Yugoslavia. IA 1966. E [BW] = 1925.11.16
Acksteiner, Heinz ELO IV 1997 = 2143
Acosta-Silva, Manuel born in Venezuala. IA 1957. E [BW] = 1906.01.22
acrobatic castling E ® Akrobatische Rochade
ACS - American Chess School E®
Acs, Peter IM HUN, ELO VI 1998 = 2500
Act of 1876, customs - ® customs Act of 1876 E
Action Chess E 1994 Thirty-minutes per side chess [SmartChess User‘s Manual, R & D Publishing]
Action Q
Actius writes that chess is a game of skill, not gambling. E [BW] = 1583
Activate E To increase the scope, range or aggressiveness of a piece. [SC]
activation E ® Aktivierung
Active a engines pEC ®
Active Chess Active Chess ED The first official Active Chess (30 minutes per game) tournament was held in Gijon, Spain in 1988 and won by Karpov and Tukmakov. Karpov won the World Active Championship in Mazatlan, Mexico and received $50,000. The organizers of the event donated $100,000 for AIDS research. [CT]
active chess tournament E ® Aktivschachturnier
active defence E ® aktive a Verteidigung
active dual avoidance E ® aktive a Dualvermeidung
active E ® aktiv a
Active E Generally, centralized, aggressively posted, or long-ranging. [SC]
active man E ® aktiver a Stein
active power E ® aktive a Wirkungskraft
active sacrifice E ® Opfer der Wirkungskraft
active self-check E ® aktives a Selbstschach
active strategy EC ® aktive a Spielführung C
active style EC ® Stil aktiv aC
Active X ®
Acton Extension ED [UO]
Acton extension, Sicilian E = B27 1.e2e4 c7c5 g1f3 g7g6 c2c4 f8h6 [JM] ®
actual play E ® reelles Spiel
actuated a ® actuated aE
Actuated a Revolving v Centre E ® Drehzentrum ® die drohende Mitte
Actuated a Revolving v Centre n Chess E ® Drehzentrum
Actuated a Revolving v Grid Squares pE Jede Gittermasche, in die sich ein Stein hineinstellt (auch andere Typen sind denkbar), wird als unmittelbare Konsequenz dieses Zuges unter Belassung der übrigen Gittermaschen um 90° nach rechts (im Uhrzeigersinn) gedreht, wobei die Felder der gedrehten Gittermasche in Numerierung und Färbung dem Gesamtbrett angepaßt werden. Schachgebote oder illegale Selbstschachs werden erst nach dieser Drehung festgestellt. Bauern dürfen bei der Drehung auf die eigene Offiziersgrundreihe oder dabei umwandelnd auf ihre Umwandlungsreihe geraten. ® Gitterschach
Actuated a Revolving v Quarterboard E ®
Actuated a Revolving v Quarterboard-Out E = ARQ-O Nach jedem Zug aus einem der vier Brettviertel heraus, dreht sich das verlassene Viertel um 900 im Uhrzeigersinn Atombombenschach: Ein Bauer kann sich in eine Atombombe verwandeln, die auf jedes Feld ziehen kann, wo sie alles in einem Gebiet von n Schritten (der Abstand n muss jedesmal angegeben werden) zerstört (schlägt) -- sich selber eingeschlossen. Wenn eine Atombombe den gegnerischen König schlägt, wird der ranghöchste Stein König. Nur diejenigen Felder werden abgeräumt, die von der Atombombe völlig überdeckt werden (z.B. n = zwei Diagonalfelder: Drittes orthogonales Feld wird nicht abgeräumt)
actuated E ® actuated aE
Actuated Revolving Centre Chess E ® Actuated Revolving Centre E
Actuated revolving grid squares (® Gitterschach): Jede Gittermasche, in die sich ein Stein hineinstellt (auch andere Auslöser sind denkbar), wird als unmittelbare Konsequenz dieses Zuges – unter Belassung der übrigen Gittermaschen – um 90° nach rechts (im Uhrzeigersinn) gedreht, wobei die Felder der gedrehten Gittermasche in Nummerierung und Färbung dem Gesamtbrett angepasst werden. Schachgebote oder illegale ® Selbstschachs werden erst nach dieser Drehung festgestellt. Bauern dürfen bei der Drehung auf die eigene Offiziersgrundreihe oder – dabei umwandelnd – auf ihre Umwandlungsreihe geraten. ® Spezialgitter, ® Rotationsbrett, ® schwarzes Karussellschach
acuracy of play E ® Genauigkeit des Spiels
ad libitum: Weiß muss pro Variante oder Phase eine von mehreren zur Auswahl stehenden Forderungen erfüllen (z.B. ® Matt / Patt ad libitum). ® ad libitum E
Ad.S.nad.Pr.fo Q
Adabaschew, Mark J. K, *1908-1954, SU
Adam, Edmund born in Sonneberg, Germany. Introduced the Adam variation in 1939. E [BW] = 1894.05.18
Adam, Edmund died in Frankfurt, Germany. Adam variation, Ruy Lopez. E [BW] = 1958.01.19
Adam, Frank, D, ELO VII 1998 = 2439
Adam, M. K
Adam, Richard K, *30.09.1847-14.10.1916, DDR
Adam, Stefan, D, ELO VII 1998 = 2361
Adam, William born. E [BW] = 1962.09.20
Adama, A. K, *2.12.1844-26.11.1921, NL
Adamas K, *13.11.1932, DK Pseudonym von Jan ® Mortensen
Adams and Sadler tie in British Ch, Hove, England. E [BW] = 1997.08.15
Adams, John born in England. IMC 1976. E [BW] = 1921.09.04
Adams, Michael (age 17) becomes world's youngest GM. E [BW] = 1989.07.21
Adams, Michael born in England. GM 1989. British Ch. 1989. E [BW] = 1971.11.17
Adams, Michael GM ENG *17.11.71 Highest 13 year old ever, rated 2405 in 1986. In 1988 he was the only winner in a 10-board satellite simultaneous exhibition with Kasparov. He won the British Championship at age 17, the youngest ever. He became a Grandmaster at 17. Only Judith Polgar, Fischer, and Kasparov have earned the title earlier. [CT] ELO VI 1998 = 2715
Adams, Michael wins 76th British Ch (youngest ever to win). E [BW] = 1989.09
Adams, Michael wins Tilburg E [BW] = 1992.10.28
Adams, Weaver (1901-1963) ® White to Play and Win Q ®
Adams, Weaver American chess master, born in Dedham, Massachusetts. E [BW] = 1901.04.28
Adams, Weaver wins 49th US Open, Baltimore. E [BW] = 1948.07.17
Adams, Weaver, died in Cedar Grove, New Jersey. E [BW] = 1963.01.06
ADAMS, Weaver; "White to play and win" by weaver adams is published. E [BW] = 1940.06
Adams‘ gambit, Vienna E = C27 1.e2e4 e7e5 b1c3 g8f6 f1c4 f6e4 d1h5 e4d6 c4b3 b8c6 d2d4 [JM] ®
Adamski, Andrzej born in Warsaw. IM 1980. E [BW] = 1939.01.13
Adamski, Andrzej IM POL, ELO IV 1997 = 2355, VI 1998 = 2335
Adamski, Jan born in Warsaw, Poland. IM 1976. E [BW] = 1943.11.11
Adamski, Jan IM POL, ELO IV 1997 = 2340, VI 1998 = 2335
Adamsky, Heribert K
Adamson H. A. K GB-Falmouth (Frühes Hilfsmatt 1922)
Adamson Pawn E ® Adamson-Bauer
Adamson Typ m ® Typ Adamson ® Adamson type E
Adamson type E ® Adamson Typ
Adamson, Henry Anthony K, *21.01.1871-21.08.1941, GB
Adamson, Robby FM USA, ELO VI 1998 = 2310
Adamson-Bauer m ® Adamson Pawn E
Adapt-active-engines CE ® alle Hashtabellen anpassen v
Adcock, F. R. K, *19.11.1870-21.12.1949 GB
add a piece F and ... E ® Füge einen Stein F ein und ...
added ... E ® mehr ...
added a mate E ® neues Matt (gegenüber Satz, Verführung usw.) ® zusätzliches a Matt
added play E = Mutate E = Zugwechsel
Added Value Chess E ® Mehrwertschach
Addison, William (1933- ) E Considered the best Go player among chess masters. He competed in the 1970 interzonal in Palma de Mallorca then gave up chess for a career in banking. [CT]
Addison, William born in Baton Rouge, LA. IM 1967. E [BW] = 1933.11.28
additional condition E ® Zusatzbedingung
additional men pE ® Additionsstein
additional rules pE ® zusätzliche Regeln p
additional stipulation E ® Zusatzforderung ® Anschlußforderung
Additionsstein m ® additional men pE
additive a chess E (= dritte Form von chess reactions ein. Auch hierunter werden verschiedene Konsequenzen beschrieben, die eintreten können, wenn ein Zugstein A ein bereits von einem Reaktionsstein R besetztes Feld betritt. Bei additive chess bleiben beide Steine auf diesem Feld stehen und bilden eine Steinmixtur (® Augsburger Schach). Auch hier gibt es die drei Formen auto (A und R von gleicher Farbe), oppo (A und R von verschiedener Farbe) und free (Farbe von A und R egal), z.B. auto-additive chess. Bei oppo und free resultieren auf dem kritischen Feld eine Art neutrale Steine; sind diese aber unsymmetrisch (z.B. wL+sS), so bleiben die Farbanteile getrennt (wirkt also nur wie wL und wie sS, nicht wie sL oder wS). Sind die Steinanteile symmetrisch (z.B. wL+sL), resultieren tatsächlich neutrale Steine. Da ein neutraler bzw. ein neutral-artiger Stein weder weiß noch schwarz ist, kann er sich im oppo-additive chess nicht mit anderen Steinen „vereinigen“. Daher sind bei der oppo-Form nur Zusammenballungen von maximal zwei Steinen möglich; bei der auto-Form und der free-Form gibt es keine Grenze. Für alle additive chess-Formen gilt, dass auch normale Schlagfälle möglich sind. Wird ein zusammengesetzter Stein geschlagen, verschwinden (wie bei neutralen Steinen) alle seine Komponenten simultan (auch solche, die die gleiche Farbe wie der Schlagtäter besitzen). Bauern können nur diagonale „Additivzüge“ ausführen. Auto-addition zweier gleichartiger Steine ergibt dasselbe Resultat wie auto-destruction eines gleichartigen Steines (z.B. wS+wS=wS). Zusammengesetzte verschiedenfarbige Bauernkomponenten (wB+sB) werden wie neutrale Bauern behandelt, sie wandeln sich vor allem auch in neutrale Steine um. [M. B. Tylor, Chessics 17, Frühjahr 1984, S. 9]
additive a chess-Formen fp ® additive chess E ® Additive-Chess types pE
additive problem E ® Hinzufügungsstück ® Hinzufügungsproblem ® Hinzufügungsaufgabe
Additive-Chess types pE ® additive chess-Formen fp
Additivzüge mp ® additive chess ® E
Adelhart ® Er schlug ihm vor, dem Adelhart auf den Kopf zuzusagen, dass er sich vermessen habe, ihn im Schachspiel zu überwinden, ...
Adelheid ® Probierstein des Gehirns ...
Adelhoch, Gunter K, D
Adelman, Charles born. E [BW] = 1965.04.17
Adelman, Charles D. FM USA, ELO VI 1998 = 2280
Adelseck, Herbert, D, ELO VII 1998 = 2450
Aden = ADN
Ader, Gunter, ELO IV 1997 = 2091
Adeverul Literar Q
Adeverul Literar si Artistic Q
Adianto, Utat born in Jakarta, Indonesia. IM 1985; GM 1986. 1st INDO GM. World Jr Ch E [BW] = 1965.03.16
Adianto, Utut GM (1965- ) INA, First Indonesian Grandmaster (1986). He was born in Jakarta, Indonesia. He is a former World Junior Champion. [CT] ELO VI 1998 = 2610, V 1999 = 2558
Adorjan, Andras HUN, ELO V 1999] 2517
Agdestein, Simen NOR, ELO V 1999] 2522
Ahrens, Markus, D, ELO VII 1998 = 2215
Adianto, Utut GM INA, *16.03.65 ELO > 2615
Adianto, Utut INA, ELO V 1999] 2558
Adjudication E Sometimes in amateur events, games not finished within a specified time period are adjudicated by a strong player who determines the outcome of the game. This practice has fallen out of fashion and has been replaced by „sudden death“
Adibekian, Roubik, ELO IV 1997 = 2139
adjourn vE ® abbrechen ® ajourner F ® suspender S ® aplazar S
adjourned a game E ® Hängepartie ® abgebrochene Partie
adjourned position E ® Hängestellung ® Abbruchstellung
Adjournment E [SC] A time out between playing sessions, generally overnight. The side to move seals a legal move sight unseen by his opponent. When play resumes, the sealed move is played on the board, and the game continues. First introduce at Paris in 1878. [CT] ® Abbruch ® Hängepartie
Adjutant m Adjutant E = chu-jin E oder go-between E = Dazwischengeher = Zugrichtung 15. [George Jelliss, Variant Chess, Herbst 1997, S. 109-110] ® Shogi ED ® Dazwischengeher ® Zugrichtung 15 ® chu-jin E
Adjutant, General- ® Generaladjutant
Adla, Diego IM ARG, ELO VI 1998 = 2470
Adlatus m ® E
Adler m ® Tl [UM] = EA [AL]® Eagle E (90°)= Geknickter ® n°-Grashüpfer für n = 90. Ein Adler a1 hüpft also über einen Bock auf a7 nach b7, über einen Bock auf g7 nach f8 oder h6. [Problemkiste (61) II 1989 S. 10]® Eagle E = 90°-Grashüpfer
Adler Variation, Budapest E = A52 1.d2d4 g8f6 c2c4 e7e5 d4e5 f6g4 g1f3 [JM] ®
Adler, Joel FM SUI, ELO IV 1997 = 2344, VI 1998 = 2250
Adler, Viktor IM RUS, ELO VI 1998 = 2405
Adler, Wilfried, ELO IV 1997 = 2048
Adlerheuschrecke f Geknickte ® n°-Heuschrecke für n = 90, bewegt sich also ausschließlich schlagend wie eine ® Heuschrecke, jedoch auf der geknickten Zugbahn eines ® Adlers.® E
Adli, al- ® al-Adli
Adloff, Ralf, ELO IV 1997 = 2047
Admiral mDE
admissible E ® zulässig
ADN = Aden
Adocchio, Giampiero, ELO IV 1997 = 2195
Adolf, ELO IV 1997 = 2095
Adomeit, F. K, D
Adorjan / Döry - Grünfeld-Indische Verteidigung - richtig gespielt. Q 198 Seiten - kartoniert - Beyer 1991
Adorjan / Horvath - Schwarz ist Super... in Sizilianisch Q Sweschnikow. 153 Seiten - kartoniert - 1993
Adorjan defence, English E = A10 1.c2c4 g7g6 e2e4 e7e5 [JM] ®
Adorjan Quo Vadis Garry? Q 291 Seiten - kartoniert - Dreier 1990
Adorjan, Andras born in Budapest. IM 1970; GM 1973. Born Jocha. E [BW] = 1950.03.31
Adorjan, Andras GM - Schwarz ist super in ... Seltene Eröffnungen. Q 107 Seiten - kartoniert - Caissa Ltd. 1998
Adorjan, Andras GM HUN, ELO IV 1997 = 2528, VI 1998 = 2495, V 1999 = 2517
adoube, j‘- ® j‘adoube vFDE
AdR Q
Adreßbus m ® E
Adressen fp deutscher Schachvereine mp von Matthias Berndt ® http://ourworld. compuserve.com/ homepages/matthias berndt/links.htm# Deutsche Schachvereine bzw. / Deutsche Schachverbaende
Adressen fp von Funktionären mp, Satzung f und Ordnungen fp, Landesverbände mp ® E
Adrian, Claude FM FRA, ELO IV 1997 = 2188, VI 1998 = 2310
Adrian, Frantisek L. K, *10.09.1920, CSR
adroit move E ® geschickter Schachzug
advance (e.g. of a Pawn) E ® Vormarsch (des Bauern)
Advance E® AdvanceVariation E ® Advance Variation of the Caro Kann E 1.e4 c6 2.d4 d5 3.e5 Na6!? ®Advance Variation: Bayonet / Caro Kann Defense E B12
Advance Variation of the Caro Kann E 1.e4 c6 2.d4 d5 3.e5 Na6!? 3.Bxa6 Qa5+ 4.Nc3 Qxa6 5.Nge2 d6 6.0-0 3...g6 4.Nc3 Nc7 5.a4 Bg7 6.h3 d6 7.Bd3 e5 8.Be3 Qe7 9.0-0 Nf610.Re1 0-0 White is held to enjoy a slight advantage after 4.c3. 3.Nf3. [UO] ® Vorstoßvariante Caro Kann
advance Variation, French E = C02 1.e2e4 e7e6 d2d4 d7d5 e4e5 [JM] ... c7c5 c2c3 [JM] ... b8c6 [JM] ... g1f3 c8d7 [JM] ®
advance Variation, Milner-Barry gambit, French E = C02 1.e2e4 e7e6 d2d4 d7d5 e4e5 c7c5 c2c3 b8c6 g1f3 d8b6 f1d3 [JM] ®
advance Variation, Nimzovich Variation, French E = C02 1.e2e4 e7e6 d2d4 d7d5 e4e5 c7c5 g1f3 bzw. d1g4 [JM] ®
advance Variation, Paulsen attack, French E = C02 1.e2e4 e7e6 d2d4 d7d5 e4e5 c7c5 c2c3 b8c6 g1f3 [JM] ®
advance Variation, Reti E = A09 1.g1f3 d7d5 c2c4 d5d4 [JM] ®
advance Variation, Short Variation, Caro-Kann E = B12 1.e2e4 c7c6 d2d4 d7d5 e4e5 c8f5 c2c3 e7e6 f1e2 [JM] ®
advance Variation, Steinitz Variation, French E = C02 1.e2e4 e7e6 d2d4 d7d5 e4e5 c7c5 d4c5 [JM] ®
advance Variation, Wade Variation, French E = C02 1.e2e4 e7e6 d2d4 d7d5 e4e5 c7c5 c2c3 d8b6 g1f3 c8d7 [JM] ®
Advance Variation: Bayonet / Caro Kann Defense E- B12 ® Caro Kann Defense - Advance Variation: Bayonet E B12® Vorstoßvariante: Bayonet / Caro Kann-Verteidigung B12
Advance, 6. ... Ne7 E® C19
advanced (player, composer) E ® Fortgeschrittener
advanced a chess 1 E mit Computer-Unterstützung Partien spielen.
Advanced a Chess 2 nE (Gläser mit Alkohol als Spielsteine, http: // www.hotbox. co.ak nach Graham Greene‘s Damespiel-Idee in „Unser Mann in Havanna“, Held: „Mr. Wormold“.
Advanced a Pawn E [SC] Any pawn that has moved into enemy territory - the fifth rank or beyond.
Advanced a StarChess CE ELO >1755
advanced composer E ® fortgeschrittener Komponist
Advanced levels pEC ® Fortgeschrittene Spielstufen
Advanced Pawn E Any pawn on the opponent‘s half of the board. This term describes a pawn which has passed the central meridian of the board - between the fourth and fifth ranks.
advanced player E ® fortgeschrittener Spieler
Advantage E A player whose position is considered objectively better is said to have the advantage. Any condition that gives one player better chances than another- e.g., more material, better pawn structure, better development, better king safety or more space. [SC] ® Vorteil ® Übergewicht
advantage in space E ® Terrainvorteil, Raumvorteil
advantage in terrain E ® Terrainvorteil, Raumvorteil
advantage of the (first) move E ® Anzugsvorteil
advantageous endgame E ® vorteilhaftes Endspiel
Adventures in Composition Q - C. Mansfield K ® Mansfield, C. - Adventures in Composition EQ
Adventures in composition Q & MANSFIELD, C. (22cm x 14cm, 200pp, was M6). An autobiographical treatise on the composition of two-movers, with 110 examples. Chess, 1948, apparently reprinting an original edition of 1942 (Overbrook Press). Formerly in the possession of R. I. Gunn. [BL]
Adventures of my chessmen 1914-23 Q & ANDERSON. G. F. (19cm x 13cm, 160pp). 120 problems of all kinds, with comments. Formerly in the possession of B. Harley. [BL]
Adversaria Q & NIEMEIJER, M. (22cm x 15cm, 32pp, stapled, white edge, was N1u). Mainly literary and other miscellanea, but with six problem reconstructions and four problems by Havel; in Dutch. Privately published, Wassenaar, 1975. [BL]
adversary E ® Feind ® Gegner
Ady, Jonathan J. FM HKG, ELO VI 1998 = 2395
Adzic, Slobodan FM YUG, ELO VI 1998 = 2230
AEGON chess tournament E ® AEGON-Schachturnier
AEGON tournament E ® AEGON-Turnier
AEGON-Schachturnier n ® AEGON chess tournament E
AEGON-Turnier n ® AEGON tournament E
Aepfler, Christian, ELO IV 1997 = 2093
Aeppli, Johann K, *1917, CH
Aeroplan m ® Aeroplan E ® Flugzeug
aeroplane E ® Flugzeug ® Aeroplan E
Aeschlimann, Beat born in Switzerland. IA 1981. E [BW] = 1946.04.03
aesthetic criterion E ® ästhetisches Kriterium
aesthetic E ® ästhetisch
aesthetic sense in chess E ® schachästhetisches Empfinden
af Geijerstam, Fritz K, *6.01.1852-18.10.1890, S
af Hällstrom, Edvard K
Afanasiev, Vadim FM RUS, ELO VI 1998 = 2315
Afanasjew, Georgij Wasilijewitsch K, *24.12.1909-26.03.1971, SU
Afek, Yochanan born in Tel Aviv. FM 1986 Born Kopelovich. IJComp 1988; IMComp 1989. E [BW] = 1952.04.16
Afek, Yochanan IM ISR, ELO VI 1998 = 2375
Afek, Yochanan K, *16.04.1952, IL
Afeladvany Q
AFFAN; Uthman ibn Affan assassinated in Medina by troops from Iraq and Egypt. E [BW] = 0656
AFFAN; Uthman ibn Affan becomes 3rd caliph. E [BW] = 0644
AFFAN; Uthman ibn Affan born. Muhammad's son-in-law. E [BW] = 0575
Äffchenproblem n ® little-monkey problem E
Affen mp ® Der Oberpfarrer, ein gelehrter Mann ... ® Erstaunt sah ihn die edle Frau an ® Kaum hatte er des Vergnügens einige Minuten genossen ...
AFG = Afghanistan
Afghan chess E ®
Afghanistan DE = AFG. Schach = Pashtu = Shatranj, Afghan Persian (Dari), Turkic languages (primarily Uzbek and Turkmen), 30 minor languages (primarily Balochi and Pashai) =? ®
Afifi, Assem IM EGY, ELO VI 1998 = 2320
Africa, South - ® South-Africa E
Afro-Mediterranean Zone E = Zone f 11 (FIDE)
after E ® nach a
aftercare E ® Nachsorge
Aftonbladet Q
Agababean, Naira IM MDA, ELO VI 1998 = 2280
against EC ® contre E ® gegen
Against the Maroczy Bind. Q Crouch / Kulagin. 108 Seiten - kartoniert - Münster 1995
against the rules E ® regelwidrig
Agamaliev, Gamil IM AZE, ELO VI 1998 = 2495
A-Gangart f des Bauern f ®
Agapetes galanthea E ® Schachbrett
Agarkow, Anatolij K, SU
Agarski, Jan K, *28.08.1932, CSR
Agate m Schachcomputer, Tischgerät
Agdestein, Espen FM NOR, ELO VI 1998 = 2375
Agdestein, Simen born in Norway. IM 1983; GM 1985. Soccer player. E [BW] = 1967.05.15
Agdestein, Simen GM (1967- ) E NOR, Norwegian Grandmaster (1985) who tied for the World Junior Championship with Arencibia in 1986. He has represented Norway on their soccer team. [CT] ELO VI 1998 = 2545, V 1999 2522 ®
Age of Chessplayers E
Agent m ® Agent
Ager Chessmen pE Chess pieces found in Ager, Spain carved in rock crystal. They are an example of the earliest type of chessmen used in Europe. It was a popular, although untrue, tradition that this set belonged to Charlemagne. [CT] ® Ager Figuren p
Ager Figuren fp ® Ager Chessmen pE
Ager, Josef ELO IV 1997 = 2236
aggressive playing style E ® aggressiver Spielstil ® aggressive Spielweise
aggressive Spielweise f ® aggressiver Spielstil ® aggressive playing style E
aggressiver Spielstil m ® aggressive Spielweise ® aggressive playing style E
Ägide, PCA- ® PCA-Ägide f
Agincourt Variation, English opening E = A13 1.c2c4 e7e6 g1f3 d7d5 g2g3 [JM] ®
agitative piece E ® agitativer Stein
agitativer a Stein m ® agitative piece E
Agneaux IOT International Open Tournament [Agneaux]
Agnel, Hyacinth born in NY City. Author.E [BW] = 1799.11.25
Agnel, Hyacinth R. K, *25.11.1799-10.02.1871, USA
Agnel, Yhacinth died in West Point, NY. Author. E [BW] = 1871.02.10
Agnos, Dimitri GM GRE, ELO VI 1998 = 2445
Agopov, Mikael FM FIN, ELO VI 1998 = 2350
Agostini, Valerio K, *3.08.1954, I
Agrawal, Kiran FM IND. ELO VI 1998 = 2035
agree with (draw) E ® einverstanden sein mit ...
Agrest, Evgenij GM SWE, ELO VI 1998 = 2545
agricola m (lat.: Bauer!) = h-Bauer [Jacobus de Cessolis: „Von den Sitten der Menschen und den Pflichten der Vornehmen und Niedern“, 13. Jahrh.] ® ?
Aguila, Gustavo FM ARG, ELO VI 1998 = 2325
Aguilar, Juan FM PER, ELO VI 1998 = 2305
Agur - Bobby Fischer / Seine Schachmethode. Q 344 Seiten - kartoniert - Beyer 1996
Agusto, Obafunmilayo born in Nigeria. FM. E [BW] = 1961.03.10
Ägypten = Vereinigte Arabische Republiken = ET = EGY
Agzamov, Georgy (1954-1986) E (= Russian Grandmaster (1984) who was accidently killed when he tried to take a short cut to go swimming and fell down between two rocks. [CT]
Agzamov, Georgy born in Almalik, Russia. IM 1982; GM 1984. Died 1986. E [BW] = 1954.09.06
Agzamov, Georgy died in a fall from a cliff. IM 1982; GM 1984. E [BW] = 1986
Ahhsharumova, Anna (1958- ) E Finished first in the 1976 Soviet Women‘s Championship. Her husband, Boris Gulko, tied for first in the 1977 Soviet Men‘s Championship. By all rights, she should have won the 1983 Soviet Women‘s title played in Tallinn when she defeated her main competitor, Nona Ioseliani after she won by time forfeit. It would have given her 12 points to Nona‘s 11 points. The next day, Ioseliani filed a protest alleging a malfunction in the clock. Anna refused to play. The result of her game was arbitrarily reversed by the All-Union Board of Referees in Moscow, thereby forfeiting her title and ending up in 3rd place. She regained the Soviet women‘s crown in 1984. She won the U.S. Women‘s championship in 1987 with a perfect 9-0 score. [CT]
AHK-Gedenkturnier nQ
AHK-Memorial Q
Ahlander, Bjorn FM SWE, ELO VI 1998 = 2410
Ahlberg, Günter, ELO IV 1997 = 2018
Ahlberg, Matthias, ELO IV 1997 = 2019
Ahlers, Klaus born in Ahrensburg, Germany. West German Corr. Ch 1980. E [BW] = 1940.01.01
Ahlgren, Bernt Gösta K, *17.09.1931, S
Ahlhausen, Carl born in Germany. Librarian of the Berlin Chess Assn. E [BW] = 1835
Ahlhausen, Carl died in Berlin. Adopted 1.g4 as his opening. E [BW] = 1892.06.19
Ahlheim, Karlheinz - Exzelsiormärsche im Hilfsmatt. Q [Die Schwalbe IV 1961 S. 315-316]
Ahlheim, Karl-Heinz K, *13.06.1933, D
Ahling, Michael, ELO IV 1997 = 2017
Ahmad, Aziz FM IRQ, ELO VI 1998 = 2350
Ahmad, Iqbal born in Pakistan. IMC 1965. E [BW] = 1912.10.16
Ahman, Ernst born in Sweden. 1948 Swedish ch. E [BW] = 1915.06.09
Ahman, Ernst died in Sweden. 1948 Swedish ch. E [BW] = 1981.04.25
Ahman, Harry born in Malmberget, Sweden. IMC 1979. E [BW] = 1912.05.23
Ahmed, Esam Aly IM EGY, ELO VI 1998 = 2335
Ahmels, Christian K, *18.08.1966, D ELO IV 1997 = 2054
Ahmels, Volker, ELO IV 1997 = 2179
Ahn, Martin FM BEL, ELO IV 1997 = 2232, VI 1998 = 2305
Ahner, Andreas, ELO IV 1997 = 2195
ähnlich a ® similar (to) E
AHO = Netherlands Antilles pE
Ahonen, Kalevi K, FIN
Ahrens, Manuela, ELO IV 1997 = 2014
Ahrensburger TSV 1974 Schachverein
Ahs, Carl [Johan Mathias] K, *15.01.1889-20.10.1935, S
Ahues – Weiße Linienkombinationen fp mit thematischen Verführungen fpQ Sonderdruck der Schwalbe (Neue Folge) 1978
Ahues, Carl born in Bremen. German ch. 1929. IM 1950. Elo: 2490. E [BW] = 1883.12.26
Ahues, Carl died in Hamburg. IM 1950. German Ch 1929. Elo: 2490. E [BW] = 1968.12.31
Ahues, Herbert - Meine besten Schachprobleme Q (1988)
Ahues, Herbert [Siegfried Oskar] K GM *2.03.1922, D
Ahues, Herbert born in Berlin. IJComp 1962; IMComp 1976. GMComp 1989. E [BW] = 1922.03.02
Ahues-Mechanismus m mit maskiertem a Thema G-Effekt m, Typ 2 Q (= Alle Themaspiele zeigen weiße Linienkombinationen, die Mattwechsel werden durch maskierte Thema G-Effekte bewirkt) [GS]
Ahues-Mechanismus m mit Thema n G (Normalform) Effekt, Typ 3 Q (= Effekte des Thema-G werden zur Erzeugung von Mattwechseln benutzt. [GS]
Ahues-Mechanismus, Typ 1, 2, 3 ® Effekte des Thema-H werden zur Erzeugung von Mattwechseln benutzt. [GS] Linienkombinationen f als Verführungsmechanismus ® Thema G [GS]
Ahundov, Ruslan FM TKM, ELO VI 1998 = 2405
AI EC = Artificial Intelligence EC („Anything we can‘t do with a computer“)
AICMA Schachmotivsammler-Vereinigung (13.-14.6.1998 San Lorenzo de El Excorial, Madrid, organ). Von José Maria Gutiérrez Dopino: Schachbücher, Briefmarken, Schachtische Figuren usw. Asociación Iberica de Coleccionismo de Motivos de Ajedrez. Präsident: Antonio Sánchez Ródenas, Embajadores, 173-Hlo, E-28045 Madrid und José Maria Gutiérrez Dopino, Berliner Str. 141, D-63067 Offenbach/Main 069 – 818650
AICS ®
Aidé alterné mat / pat F Erste Form: wie Hilfsmatt, aber im letzten schwarzen Zug kann Schwarz statt des Hilfszuges auch in 1 Zug pattsetzen. Zweite Form: wie Hilfspatt, aber im letzten schwarzen Zug kann Schwarz statt des Hilfszuges auch in 1 Zug mattsetzen. [J. Auclair, diagrammes 98, VII-IX/1991, S. 2015] ® Mischformen, Serienzüger usw. [A. Zarur, Boletim da UBP, Heft 3, IX-/1962, S. 27] ® E
Aidé complet fFD ® Vollständiges Hilfsmatt ® E
Aidé libre: Im Unterschied zum normalen ® Hilfsspiel wird die streng alternierende Zugfolge von Schwarz und Weiß aufgegeben – jeder kann ziehen, wann es ihm passt bzw. wie es dem gemeinsamen Ziel dient, auch einige ® Serienzüge hintereinander. [J. Rotenberg, Phénix (51) IV 1997 S. 3578]
aidé séquentiel, Mat ~ ® Mat aidé séquentiel E
Aigle-Locuste F ® E
Aikhoje, Odion FM NGR, ELO VI 1998 = 2285
Ailé F Wie Genickter Grashüpfer; zum Sprungbock wie Grashüpfer, dann wie angegebene Figur. ® E
ailé, Fou - ® Fou ailé F
Ailé, Pièces - ® Pièces Ailé F
aim E ® Zweck ® Ziel ® Absicht
aim element E ® Zielelement
aim, purity of - E ® purity of aim E ® Zweckreinheit
AIPE fF Vereinigung der Internationalen Schachpresse: Association Internationale de la Presse Echiqueenne. it is an organization of chess journalists founded in 1968 by Jordi Puig. AIPE awards the chess Oscars to the outstanding male and female players of the year. Over 70 countries have representatives to AIPE. [CT]
Airapetjan, Abel S. K, *10.12.1916, SU
Airel Mengarini dies. born in 1919. E [BW] = 1998.02
air-hole E ® Luftloch
AISE - Associazione Italiana Scacchi (Dec 1) IQ ®
Aistleitner, Franz K, *26.09.1955, A
Aitken Variation, Giuoco Piano E = C54 1.e2e4 e7e5 g1f3 b8c6 f1c4 f8c5 c2c3 g8f6 d2d4 e5d4 c3d4 c5b4 b1c3 f6e4 e1g1 e4c3 b2c3 b4c3 c1a3 [JM] ®
Aitken, James (1908-1983) E Won the Scottish chess championship 10 times. [CT]
Aitken, James born in Calderbank, Scotland.. Scottish ch 10 times. London ch 1950. E [BW] = 1908.10.27
Aitken, James died in Cheltenham, England. Former Scottish & London ch. E [BW] = 1983.12.03
Aitow, Fadik Sadikowitsch K, *23.03.1909, SU
Aizikovitch, Yaacov K, *1898-1973, IL
Aj. Art Q
Ajan Sana Q
Ajan Suunta Q
Ajec theme E ® Ajec-Thema
Ajec-Thema n (= In der Ausgangsstellung befindet sich der sK in einer Halbfesselung, wobei der Abstand des zum sK nächsten Stein dieser Halbfesselung mindestens drei Felder beträgt. Eine dieser halbgefesselten Steine muss die schwarze Dame sein. [GS] ® Ajec theme E
Ajedrez Artistico Q
Ajedrez de Estilo Q
Ajedrez de Quanavera Q
Ajedrez Espanol Q
Ajedrez Espanol, El ~ ® El Ajedrez Espanol H
Ajedrez Mágico - El problema de ayuda. Q & (Zauberschach - Das Hilfsproblem.) Colección singuar en fasciculos mensuales. (Einzigartige Sammlung in monatlichen Heften. [Martinez, J. M. (Hrsg.)] Argentinien: XII 1968 ff. (1968: Nr. 1-38; 1969: Nr. 39-494; 1970: Nr. 495-874; 1971: Nr. 875 ff. [Zeitschrift nur für Hilfsspiele! - Sammlung ausgewählter Hilfsspiele (orthodoxe H#; auch H= sowie Serienzüger) internationaler Autoren in monatlich erscheinenden Heften. Pro Seite 1 Diagramm mit Quellenangaben und Lösung; ab 1970 vielfach Urdrucke; fortlaufendes Lösungsturnier als Beilage]
Ajedrez Magico Q = AM Q
Ajedrez nQ Spanish: Schach; Castilian: Schach; abgeleitet von Al-Schatrandsch ® E
Ajedrez S ® Chess E ® Schach ® Échecs F
Ajedrez Universal H, Luis Hoyos-Millan, P.O. Box 10020, Staten Island, NY 10301.
Ajedrez Web H ®
Ajeeb created by Hooper & exhibited at Royal Polytechnical Institute. E [BW] = 1868
Ajeeb destroyed by fire at Coney Island. E [BW] = 1929.03.15
Ajeeb E The name of the chess automation built by Charles Hopper, a Bristol cabinet-maker, in 1865. The life-size Indian figure was operated by several chess and checker masters. One opponent shot at Ajeeb after losing a game, wounding the operator. One of the operators of Ajeeb was chess and checker master Constant Ferdinand Burille. During his years as operator, he played over 900 games of chess and only lost 3 games. He never lost a single checker game. Pillsbury was its hidden operator from 1898 to 1904. When Ajeeb was on display in New York at the Eden Musee, it played checkers for a dime and chess for a quarter. Opponents included Theodore Roosevelt, Houdini, Admiral Dewey, O. Henry and Sarah Bernhardt. Ajeeb was 10 feet high. Ajeeb was first exhibited at the Royal Polytechnical Institute in London in 1868. It was lodged at the Crystal Palace between 1868 and 1876 and then went to the Royal Aquarium at Westminster until 1877. It was then taken to Berlin where over 100,000 saw it in three months. It came to New York in 1885. It was destroyed by fire at Coney Island in 1929. Charles Barker, US checkers champion, also worked Ajeeb, never losing a single game. ® Ajeeb, Ajib E [CT]
Ajeeb makes its debut in the United States (New York). E [BW] = 1885
Ajeeb returns to Coney Island; Sam Gonotsky is hidden operator. E [BW] = 1895
Ajeeb tours the USA playing checkers (operator is Jesse Hanson). E [BW] = 1936
Ajib E ® Ajeeb DE
ajournement E ® Abbruch einer Stellung
A-Jugend f ® E
A-Jugendliche mfp ® E
A-Jugendlicher m ® E
A-Jugendspieler m ® E
A-Jugendspielerin f ® E
Akademie, Schach- ® Schachakademie
Akademisches Monatsheft n für Schach nQ
Akenhead, J. K
Akerblom Memorial nQ
Akerblom, Axel born in Fors Station, Sweden. IJComp 1956; IMComp 1967 E [BW] = 1904.10.21
Akerblom, Axel died in Odakra, Sweden. IJComp 1956; IMComp 1967. E [BW] = 1980.06.05
Akerblom, Johan Axel K, *21.10.1904-5.06.1980, S
Akesson, Ralf born. IM 1981. Swedish ch 1985. E [BW] = 1961.02.08
Akesson, Ralf GM SWE, ELO VI 1998 = 2510
Akhmadeev, Vadim IM RUS, ELO VI 1998 = 2455
Akhmilovskaya-Donaldson, Elana (1957- ) E Woman Grandmaster from the Soviet Union who was the 1986 World Women‘s Championship challenger. In 1988 she eloped with American John Donaldson while playing in the ches olympiad in Greece. She returned to the Soviet Union almost a year later to get her 7 year-old daughter. It took three weeks to secure their exit visas. Her mother, Lidia Akhmilovskaya, qualified several times for the USSR Women‘s Championship and was a top-ranked correspondence player. [CT]
Akhsharumova, Anna GM USA, ELO VI 1998 = 2310
Akhsharumova-Gulko, Anna (1958-) ®
Akhsharumova-Gulko, Anna born in Moscow. WIM 1977. USSR women's ch 1976, 1984. E [BW] = 1957.01.09
Akiba ® Ben Akiba („alles schon da gewesen!“)
Akins, Claude (1926-1993) E Actor (Sheriff Lobo) and chess enthusiast. He taught Dean Martin the game and always beat John Wayne. [CT] The late Claude Akins was a fanatical chessplayer who played some fine games against his colleagues. E [TR] - died in LA at age 75. Chessplayer. E [BW] = 1994.01.27
Akintola, Fola IM NGR, ELO VI 1998 = 2265
Akkomodationsidee f [Gehlert, Über das Wesen des Schachproblems]
akkurater a Plan m ® E
Akobija, Jurij Abramowitsch K, *20.05.1937, SU
Akopian - Sizilianische Verteidigung B89. Q 157 Seiten - kartoniert - Informator-Monographie 1996
Akopian, Andranik born in Russia. IA 1965. E [BW] = 1904.10.15
Akopian, Vladimir born. FM 1986; GM 1991. World Under-16 Ch 1986. World Jr Ch 1991. E [BW] = 1971.07.12
Akopian, Vladimir GM ARM *07.12.71 = World Under-16 Champion in 1986 and World Junior Champion in 1991. [CT] ELO VI 1998 = 2655, V 1999 2601
Alapin-Gambit n ® Alapin Gambit E
Akopian, Vladimir won 1991 World Jr Ch, Mamaia, Romania E [BW] = 1991.09
Akopyan, Harutyun FM USA, ELO IV 1997 = 2022, VI 1998 = 2290
Akrobatische a Rochade f =Anderson-Rochade = Tempete 17 = roque acrobatique F ® acrobatic castling E
Akteur m ® E
Akteur, Haupt- ® Hauptakteur m
Akteure mp (Spieler) ® E
Akteure mp (Steine) ® E
Akteure, Schach- ® Schachakteure p
Aktionsbereich m (einer Figur) ® a field of action (of a piece) E ® Aktionsradius
Aktionsradius m (einer Figur) ® radius of action (of a piece) E ® Aktionsbereich
aktiv a ® active aE
Aktiv Schach nQ
Aktiv Schach spielen. Q Edwards. 93 Seiten - kartoniert - Franckh 1987
aktiv, Schach - ® Schach aktiv Q
aktive a Dualvermeidung f ® active dual avoidance E
aktive a Spieler mp ® E
aktive a Spielführung f ® active strategy E
aktive a Steine mp ® active men E
aktive a und inaktive a Spieler mp ® E
aktive a Verteidigung f ® active defence E
aktive a Wirkungskraft f ® active power E
Aktive Eröffnungsstrategie 1. Q Keene 107 Seiten - kartoniert - Schmaus 1978
Aktive Eröffnungsstrategie 2. Q Keene 109 Seiten - kartoniert - Schmaus 1986
Aktivensprecher m ® E
Aktivensprecherin f ® E
aktiver a Stein m ® active man E
aktives a Selbstschach n ® active self-check E
Aktivierung f ® activation E
Aktivität f ® activity E
Aktivschach n ® active chess E
Aktivschachturnier n ® active chess tournament E
Aktivsprecher m ® E
Aktschurin, Michail, 10.06.1949, Alaikov, Wenelin K, *18.02.1933, BG
Aktuelle a Schachnachrichten fp SK Mit(und ohne)witz Mitteilungsblatt des Schachklubs Mitwitz Q
aktuelle a Vereine mp ® E
aktuelles Standfeld n ® E
akustischer Beiklang m = Schachgebot (Schach!) [Nimzowitsch] ® „check!“ (ironical)
AL = Albanien
Al = Alfil m (2:2-Springer) [AL]® Al = Alfil E
AL AMON; Caliph Al Amon of Baghdad protested at being disturbed while playing. E [BW] = 0808
Al Hamishmar Q
Al Khateeb, Ahmed IM SYR, ELO VI 1998 = 2275
AL LAJLAJ; Abul Faraj Muhammad ibn Obaidallah, or al Lajlaj (the Stammerer) died. Pupil of as-Suli. E [BW] = 0970
Al Modiahki, Mohamad IM QAT, ELO VI 1998 = 2505
Alabama ®
Aladiova, Katrin born in Bulgaria. WFM 1986. E [BW] = 1971.06.21
al-Adli ar-Rumi born. E [BW] = 0800
al-Adli m (800?-860?) Erstes arabisches Schachbuch, ca. 850. Father of opening analysis. He is credited with the use of descriptive chess notation and a rating system (5 classes of players). He was the strongest player of his time until defeated by ar-Razi. [CT]
al-Adli Q Erstes arabisches Schachbuch (800?-860?) [CT] ® al-Adli m
al-Ahwas died. Noted poet. E [BW] = 0728
Alaikov, Venelin born in Shumen, Bulgaria. IJComp 1977; IMComp 1988 E [BW] = 1933.02.18
Alaikov-Jubiläumsturnier Q
Alain C. White-Thema n Der Schlüssel fesselt und entfesselt mindestens drei Steine. Im Verlauf der Lösung werden sie wieder entfesselt, bzw. gefesselt. [GS]
al-Aldi is considered the best chessplayer (aliyat) E [BW] = 0840
al-Aldi, authors 'a book of chess.' E [BW] = 0842
al-Amin ibn ar-Rashid reigns. E [BW] = 0809
al-Amin ibn Harun ar-Rashid died. Chessplayer E [BW] = 0813
Alapin
Alapin (Sizilianisch, 2.c3) ® Alapin‘s opening E
Alapin Gambit / French Defense E C00 ® Alapin-Gambit / Französische Verteidigung C00
Alapin Gambit n C00 ® French Defense - Alapin Gambit E C00
Alapin Opening E C20 1.e4 e5 2.Ne2. ® King Pawn Game - Alapin Opening C20 ® Alapin-Eröffnung C20
Alapin Variante f ® Alapin-Variante ® B22
Alapin Variation, French E = C00 1.e2e4 e7e6 d2d4 d7d5 c1e3 [JM] ®
Alapin Variation, Queen‘s Gambit Declined E = D31 1.d2d4 d7d5 c2c4 e7e6 b1c3 b7b6 [JM] ®
Alapin Variation, Queen‘s Gambit Declined Slav accepted E = D16 1.d2d4 d7d5 c2c4 c7c6 g1f3 g8f6 b1c3 d5c4 a2a4 [JM] ®
Alapin, Simon born in Vilnius. 1st at St. Petersburg 1878. E [BW] = 1856.11.19
Alapin, Simon died in Heidelberg. Elo: 2500 E [BW] = 1923.07.15
Alapin‘s defence deferred, Ruy Lopez E = C70 1.e2e4 e7e5 g1f3 b8c6 f1b5 a7a6 b5a4 f8b4 [JM] ®
Alapin‘s opening E ® Alapin-Eröffnung
Alapin‘s Variation (2.c3), Sicilian E = B22 1.e2e4 c7c5 c2c3 [JM] ®
Alapin-Eröffnung f (Sizilianisch, 2.c3) ® Alapin‘s opening E
Alapin-Eröffnung f C20 1.e4 e5 2.Ne2 ® Alapin Opening E C20
Alapin-Gambit n / Französische Verteidigung f C00 ® Alapin Gambit / French Defense E C00
Alapin-Gambit n C00 ® Alapin Gambit E C00
Alapins Eröffnung f ® Alapin-Eröffnung (Sizilianisch, 2.c3)
Alapin-Steinitz Variation, Evans gambit E = C52 1.e2e4 e7e5 g1f3 b8c6 f1c4 f8c5 b2b4 c5b4 c2c3 b4a5 e1g1 d7d6 d2d4 c8g4 [JM] ®
Alapo
al-Ashari born. Philosopher. E [BW] = 0873
al-Ashari died. Philospher. E [BW] = 0935
Al-Ashhab, Saamer FM JOR, ELO VI 1998 = 2300
AL-ASI; Amr ibn al-Asi, Muslim general and conqueror of Egypt died. Chessplayer. E [BW] = 0665
Alatortsev System E D31
Alatortsev Variation, Four knights pE = C49 1.e2e4 e7e5 g1f3 b8c6 b1c3 g8f6 f1b5 f8b4 e1g1 e8g8 d2d3 d8e7 c3e2 d7d5 [JM] ®
Alatortsev, Vladimir born in St Petersburg. IM 1950; IA 1953; HGM 1983. Elo: 2480 E [BW] = 1909.05.14
Alawieh, Amin FM FRA, ELO VI 1998 = 2310
ALB = Albania E
Alb, Wolfgang, D, ELO VII 1998 = 2291
Albain m = Sackmann ® Albain theme E
Albania E = ALB Schach = Dackë, Albanian (Tosk) Zatricion, Greek (Zatrichion)®
Albanien = AL ®
Albao, Celso, ELO IV 1997 = 2043
Albarda, Johannes K, *17.01.1905-9.10.1982, NL
Albeker, Mark, ELO IV 1997] = 2101
Alben, FIDE- ® FIDE-Alben p
Alber, Horst FM GER, ELO VI 1998 = 2325
Alber, Horst, ELO IV 1997 = 2309
Albernauer SV e.V. Schachverein
Albert, Eugene - „Idealizations“. Q [a) Ideal-Mate Review VII-VIII 1984 S. 16 b) Ideal-Mate Review IV-VI 1990 S. 16 c) Ideal-Mate Review X-XII 1991 S. 15 (teilweise H#) Nicht-Idealmattprobleme konvertiert in Idealmatt-Probleme; hauptsächlich H#]
Albert, Eugene - 11 Original Helpmates with 2 or More Solutions Featuring Quasi-Symmetry or Special Shapes. Q [Ideal-Mate Review I-III 1988 S. 5]
Albert, Eugene - 11 Original Helpmates with Twinning by Board Rotations & Translations. Q [Ideal-Mate Review IV-VI 1988 S. 12]
Albert, Eugene - 11 Set-Play Originals and Related Types. Q [a) Ideal-Mate Review I-III 1988 S. 10 b) Ideal-Mate Review IV-VI 1988 S. 13]
Albert, Eugene - 12 Original Asymmetric or Quasi-symmetric Single-Line-of-Play Helpmates. Q [Ideal-Mate Review I-III 1988 S. 4]
Albert, Eugene - 16 Originals by Herman Menkis - all H#3 with 2 Solutions. Q [Ideal-Mate Review I-III 1993 S. 3]
Albert, Eugene - 16 Originals by Nicolai Dolginovich - all H#2 with 2 Solutions. Q [Ideal-Mate Review I-III 1993 S. 2]
Albert, Eugene - 2 or More Solutions. Q [a) Ideal-Mate Review X-XII 1990 S. 4-5 b) Ideal-Mate Review I-III 1991 S. 2-5]
Albert, Eugene - 20 Original Symmetrics and 3 Color Symmetrics. Q [Ideal-Mate Review I-III 1988 S. 8-9]
Albert, Eugene - 23 Original Helpmates each Having 2 Solutions. Q [Ideal-Mate Review IV-VI 1988 S. 6-7]
Albert, Eugene - 23 Original Helpmates with Twinning by Replacement of Men (& Quasi-Symmetry). Q [Ideal-Mate Review IV-VI 1988 S. 10-11]
Albert, Eugene - 23 Original Helpmates with Twinning by Shift of Men (& Quasi-Symmetry). Q [Ideal-Mate Review IV-VI 1988 S. 8-9]
Albert, Eugene - 23 Originals of Type 2 or more Solutions. Q [Ideal-Mate Review I-III 1988 S. 2-3]
Albert, Eugene - 23 Originals of Type Twinning by Shift of one or more Men. Q [Ideal-Mate Review I-III 1988 S. 4-5]
Albert, Eugene - 23 Single-Line-of-Play Helpmate Originals. Q [Ideal-Mate Review IV-VI 1988 S. 2-3]
Albert, Eugene - 30 Original Helpmates in 4. Q [Ideal-Mate Review III-IV 1984 S. 10-11]
Albert, Eugene - 30 Original Main-diagonal Asymmetrics. Q [Ideal-Mate Review V-VI 1984 S. 15-16]
Albert, Eugene - 3³ Original Triplets. Q [Ideal-Mate Review III-IV 1985 S. 5-7]
Albert, Eugene - A Salute to/from the U.S.S.R. 5 Pages of Originals from Russian Composers. Q [Ideal-Mate Review X-XII 1987 S. 1-5; 30 orthodoxe H#]
Albert, Eugene - American Composers Issue. Q [Ideal-Mate Review IV-VI 1989 S. 1-8]
Albert, Eugene - And now some More „Shape“ Problems. Q [Ideal-Mate Review V-VI 1984 S. 15-16; 16 H#]
Albert, Eugene - Asymmetry (general) - Ideal Helpmates with Standard Men. [a) Positions with Black Pawn Pair(s). Ideal-Mate Review V-VI 1983 S. 5-8 b) Positions with White Pawn Pair(s). Ideal-Mate Review VII-VIII 1983 S. 5-8 c) Positions with a Pair of Pieces. Ideal-Mate Review IX-X 1983 S. 8-13 d) Combinations with Different Types of Off-Axis Pairs. Ideal-Mate Review XI-XII 1983 S. 10-13 e) Combination-Types including a Pair of Off-Axis White Knights. Ideal-Mate Review I-II 1984 S. 9-11]
Albert, Eugene - Asymmetry in Symmetric Twins. Q [Ideal-Mate Review III-IV 1984 S. 9]
Albert, Eugene - Asymmetry, Quasisymmetry, Color Symmetry, and Shapes. Q [Ideal-Mate Review VII-IX 1990 S. 14]
Albert, Eugene - Asymmetry. Q [Ideal-Mate Review I-III 1987 S. 2; 11 orthodoxe H#]
Albert, Eugene - Awards in Theme Tourney # 2 (Multiple-Solution Problems). Q [Ideal-Mate Review VII-IX 1989 S. 16]
Albert, Eugene - Color Symmetry combined with Quasi-Symmetry. Q [Ideal-Mate Review IV-VI 1986 S. 9]
Albert, Eugene - Color Symmetry. Q [Ideal-Mate Review I-II 1985 S. 6-10]
Albert, Eugene - Duplex Helpmates. Q [Ideal-Mate Review I-III 1991 S. 12]
Albert, Eugene - Edgar Holladay 65 Years (October 26, 1990). Q [Ideal-Mate Review VII-IX 1990 S. 2-3; 18 orthodoxen H#]
Albert, Eugene - Four-Part Helpmates using Symmetrical Twinning. Q [Ideal-Mate Review I-III 1994 S. 12-13]
Albert, Eugene - H#2 - 2 Solutions. Q [Ideal-Mate Review VII-IX 1990 S. 6]
Albert, Eugene - H#2 and H#21/2 with Twinning by Shift of a Man. Q [Ideal-Mate Review I-III 1992 S. 4]
Albert, Eugene - H#2 Twinning by Shift of Men. Q [Ideal-Mate Review VII-IX 1990 S. 10]
Albert, Eugene - H#2 with 2 Solutions. Q [Ideal-Mate Review I-III 1992 S. 2]
Albert, Eugene - H#2 with 3 Solutions. Q [Ideal-Mate Review I-III 1992 S. 3]
Albert, Eugene - H#3 - 2 Solutions. Q [Ideal-Mate Review VII-IX 1990 S. 7
Albert, Eugene - H#3 Twinning by Shift of Men. Q [Ideal-Mate Review VII-IX 1990 S. 11]
Albert, Eugene - H#3 with Twinning by Shift of a Man. Q [Ideal-Mate Review I-III 1992 S. 5]
Albert, Eugene - Helpmate Triplets of Mixed Types. Q [Ideal-Mate Review I-III 1994 S. 10-11]
Albert, Eugene - Helpmate Triplets with Shifts of Different Pieces. Q [Ideal-Mate Review I-III 1994 S. 6-9]
Albert, Eugene - Helpmate Triplets with Unified Shifts of a Piece. Q [Ideal-Mate Review I-III 1994 S. 4-5]
Albert, Eugene - Helpmate Twinning by Removal of a Piece. Q [Ideal-Mate Review VII-IX 1993 S. 12-13]
Albert, Eugene - Helpmates Having 2 Solutions. Q [Ideal-Mate Review I-III 1989 S. 2-3]
Albert, Eugene - Helpmates in 2 - Twinning by Shift of a Piece. [a) Ideal-Mate Review IV-VI 1993 S. 8-9 b) Ideal-Mate Review VII-IX 1993 S. 8-9]
Albert, Eugene - Helpmates in 2 with 2 Solutions. a) Ideal-Mate Review IV-VI 1993 S. 4-5 b) Ideal-Mate Review VII-IX 1993 S. 4-5 c) Ideal-Mate Review X-XII 1993 S. 4-5]
Albert, Eugene - Helpmates in 3 - Twinning by Shift of a Piece. [a) Ideal-Mate Review IV-VI 1993 S. 10-11 b) Ideal-Mate Review VII-IX 1993 S. 10-11 c) Ideal-Mate Review X-XII 1993 S. 8-9]
Albert, Eugene - Helpmates in 3 with 2 Solutions. [a) Ideal-Mate Review IV-VI 1993 S. 6-7 b) Ideal-Mate Review VII-IX 1993 S. 6-7]
Albert, Eugene - Helpmates with 2 Solutions. [a) Ideal-Mate Review IV-VI 1992 S. 2 b) Ideal-Mate Review VII-IX 1992 S. 4-5 c) Ideal-Mate Review X-XII 1992 S. 2]
Albert, Eugene - Helpmates with 3 or More Solutions. Q [Ideal-Mate Review X-XII 1992 S. 3]
Albert, Eugene - Helpmates with 3 Solutions. Q [Ideal-Mate Review I-III 1994 S. 2-3]
Albert, Eugene - Ideale Hilfsmatts. Q [FEENSCHACH-Aufsätze IV-V 1963 Bl. 62-71]
Albert, Eugene - Ideal-Mate Chess Problems. & Davis (Calif.): [published by arrangement with] Simmons Publishing C., 1966, 219 S.; 767 Probleme, davon nicht weniger als 556 orthodoxe H#]
Albert, Eugene - Ideal-Mate Classics by Edgar Holladay. Q [Ideal-Mate Review VII-IX 1990 S. 4-5; 14 orthodoxe H# und 6 andere Idealmattprobleme]
Albert, Eugene - Ideal-Mate Classics. [*Schreibweise teilweise: IdealMate Classics.] [a) Ideal-Mate Review V-VI 1983 S. 12*b) Ideal-Mate Review VII-VIII 1983 S. 12*c) Ideal-Mate Review I-II 1984 S. 16*d) Ideal-Mate Review IX-X 1985 S. 16*e) Ideal-Mate Review VII-IX 1991 S. 15 f) Ideal-Mate Review I-III 1992 S. 15 g) Ideal-Mate Review IV-VI 1992 S. 15 h) Ideal-Mate Review VII-IX 1992 S. 16 [Überwiegend H#]
Albert, Eugene - Length Records Part H. a) Helpmates / Stalemates b) Improvements Q [Ideal-Mate Review VII-IX 1988 S. 14-15]
Albert, Eugene - Longer Helpmates with 2 Solutions. Q [Ideal-Mate Review X-XII 1993 S. 6-7]
Albert, Eugene - Mats ideaux identiques. Q [Rex Multiplex VII-XII 1985 S. 496-498]
Albert, Eugene - Miscellaneous Types of Twin. (Duplex, Board Rotation, Translation, Replacement of Man, Set-Play). Q [Ideal-Mate Review X-XII 1990 S. 6]
Albert, Eugene - Miscellaneous Types of Twinning. 8a) Ideal-Mate Review X-XII 1989 S. 4-7 b) Ideal-Mate Review IV-VI 1991 S. 7]
Albert, Eugene - Miscellaneous/Mixed Types of Twinning. Ideal-Mate Review IV-VI 1992 S. 8]
Albert, Eugene - More Multi-Solution Problems for Theme Tourney 2 Combined with Asymmetry, Symmetry, Quasi-Symmetry, Shapes. Q [Ideal-Mate Review IV-VI 1986 S. 4-5]
Albert, Eugene - More Original Asymmetric Helpmates With Standard Men. Q [Ideal-Mate Review III-IV 1985 S. 12-16]
Albert, Eugene - More Original Oval Shapes. Q [Ideal-Mate Review XI-XII 1985 S. 15]
Albert, Eugene - More Original Rectangle Shapes. Q [Ideal-Mate Review XI-XII 1985 S. 14]
Albert, Eugene - Multi-Part Helpmates: „More than Four“. Q [Ideal-Mate Review I-III 1994 S. 16]
Albert, Eugene - Multi-Solution Problems (for Theme Tourney 2). [a) Ideal-Mate Review I-III 1986 S. 4-5 b) Ideal-Mate Review IV-VI 1986 S. 2-3]
Albert, Eugene - One Line of Play (Asymmetry, Color Symmetry, Quasi-Symmetry, Shapes). Q [Ideal-Mate Review I-III 1991 S. 14-15]
Albert, Eugene - One-Row Asymmetry - Ideal Helpmates with Standard Men. [a) Ideal-Mate Review I-II 1983 S. 4-8 b) Ideal-Mate Review III-IV 1983 S. 3-8]
Albert, Eugene - Problems with 2 or More Solutions. Q [Ideal-Mate Review X-XII 1988 S. 4]
Albert, Eugene - Quadruplets with other Twinning Types. Q [Ideal-Mate Review I-III 1994 S. 14-15]
Albert, Eugene - Quasi-Symmetry. Q [a) Vertical Axis Examples of Type I. Ideal-Mate Review VII-VIII 1984 S. 6-9 b) Further Examples of Type I. Ideal-Mate Review IX-X 1984 S. 8-10 c) Further Types. Ideal-Mate Review XI-XII 1984 S. 6-9 ® Ideal-Mate Review I-III 1987 S. 4]
Albert, Eugene - Rectangles and Triangles in Initial Position. [a) The Most Compact Possible. Ideal-Mate Review III-IV 1984 S. 6-8 b) Larger Rectangles and Triangles, and Other Shapes. Ideal-Mate Review V-VI 1984 S. 5-12]
Albert, Eugene - Replacement, Interchange, Removal of Men. Q [Ideal-Mate Review VII-IX 1990 S. 9]
Albert, Eugene - Set-Play Helpmates and Helpstalemates. Q [Ideal-Mate Review IV-VI 1993 S. 14-15]
Albert, Eugene - Set-Play Helpmates. Q [Ideal-Mate Review X-XII 1992 S. 4]
Albert, Eugene - Set-Play Problems, and other Related Types. Q [Ideal-Mate Review I-III 1989 S. 5]
Albert, Eugene - Set-Play Problems. [a) Ideal-Mate Review VII-IX 1990 S. 8 b) Ideal-Mate Review IV-VI 1991 S. 6]
Albert, Eugene - Set-Play Twinning. Q [Ideal-Mate Review IV-VI 1992 S. 3
Albert, Eugene - Shifts of Men (only) in Triplets, etc. Q [Ideal-Mate Review IV-VI 1992 S. 6-7]
Albert, Eugene - Single-Line-of-Play Asymmetry. [a) Ideal-Mate Review I-III 1986 S. 8-9 b) Ideal-Mate Review IV-VI 1986 S. 8-9 c) Ideal-Mate Review X-XII 1986 S. 8]
Albert, Eugene - Single-Line-of-Play Helpmates. [a) Ideal-Mate Review IV-VI 1992 S. 9 b) Ideal-Mate Review VII-IX 1992 S. 9 c) Ideal-Mate Review I-III 1989 S. 8-9 ® „Color Symmetry, Quasi-Symmetry, Shapes“]
Albert, Eugene - Single-Line-of-Play Problems. [a) Ideal-Mate Review IV-VI 1993 S. 2-3 b) Ideal-Mate Review VII-IX 1993 S. 2-3 c) Ideal-Mate Review X-XII 1993 S. 2-3]
Albert, Eugene - Single-Line-of-Play. [a) Ideal-Mate Review X-XII 1986 S. 9 b) Ideal-Mate Review VII-IX 1990 S. 12-13]
Albert, Eugene - Some Further Problems of Quite High Quality. Q [Ideal-Mate Review I-III 1991 S. 16]
Albert, Eugene - Some More Helpmates, and Ending with Fairy Pieces. Q [Ideal-Mate Review X-XII 1993 S. 14-15; 13 orthodoxe H#, 11 andere Idealmattprobleme]
Albert, Eugene - The Ideal-Mate: Past, Present, and Future. Q [Ideal-Mate Review I-II 1983 S. 2-3; überwiegend H#2]
Albert, Eugene - Twinning by a Shift of Men to Another Square. Q [Ideal-Mate Review X-XII 1988 S. 2-3]
Albert, Eugene - Twinning by Change of Black Man on a Square. Q [Ideal-Mate Review IV-VI 1993 S. 12-13]
Albert, Eugene - Twinning by Change or Removal of Man on a Square. Q [Ideal-Mate Review X-XII 1993 S. 10-11]
Albert, Eugene - Twinning by Interchange of 2 Men. Q [Ideal-Mate Review IV-VI 1992 S. 3]
Albert, Eugene - Twinning by Interchange of Men. Q [Ideal-Mate Review VII-IX 1992 S. 8]
Albert, Eugene - Twinning by Removal of a Men. Q [Ideal-Mate Review IV-VI 1992 S. 5]
Albert, Eugene - Twinning by Removal or Replacement of a Man. Q [Ideal-Mate Review X-XII 1988 S. 5]
Albert, Eugene - Twinning by Replacement of Men involving, in Both Parts, Asymmetry, Reflection Asymmetry, Quasi-Symmetry. Q [Ideal-Mate Review IV-VI 1986 S. 7]
Albert, Eugene - Twinning by Replacement of Men. [a) Ideal-Mate Review IV-VI 1986 S. 6 b) Ideal-Mate Review X-XII 1992 S. 5]
Albert, Eugene - Twinning by Replacement on a Square. Q [Ideal-Mate Review I-III 1991 S. 13]
Albert, Eugene - Twinning by Shift of a Man. [a) Ideal-Mate Review VII-IX 1992 S. 6-7 b) Ideal-Mate Review X-XII 1992 S. 6-7]
Albert, Eugene - Twinning by Shift of Men Involving, in Both Parts, Asymmetry, Reflection Asymmetry, Quasi-Symmetry. Q [Ideal-Mate Review I-III 1986 S. 7]
Albert, Eugene - Twinning by Shift of Men to Different Squares. [a) Ideal-Mate Review I-III 1989 S. 4. b) Ideal-Mate Review X-XII 1989 S. 4-7 c) Ideal-Mate Review IV-VI 1991 S. 2-6]
Albert, Eugene - Twinning by Shift of Men. Q [a) Ideal-Mate Review I-III 1986 S. 6 b) Ideal-Mate Review IV-VI 1992 S. 2]
Albert, Eugene - Wenigsteiner Problems (Having 3 or 4 Men). Q [Ideal-Mate Review VII-IX 1989 S. 6; 4 orthodoxe H#]
Albert, Eugene, Prof. Dr. K, *9.01.1930, USA
Albert, Eugene: Twinning by Substitution of a Man. Q [Ideal-Mate Review IV-VI 1992 S. 4]
Albert, Norma K, USA
Albert, Thomas, ELO IV 1997 = 2126
Albert, Viktor, ELO IV 1997 = 2006
Alberta Chess Association E / Canada [Chesslinks Worldwide, International Chess Sites]
Alberti, Walter, D, ELO VII 1998 = 2441
Alberts, Gerhard, ELO IV 1997 = 2018
Albertson, Bruce born. E [BW] = 1942.04.25
Albertz, Heinrich K, *22.05.1905, D
Al-Beruni born. Wrote INDIA, which mentioned chess. E [BW] = 0973
Al-Beruni died. Wrote INDIA which mentioned chess. E [BW] = 1048
al-Beruni writes of an Indian form of 4-handed chess and dice. - INDIA E [BW] = 1030
Albin Attack introduced by Albin against Csank, Vienna. E [BW] = 1890
Albin Counter Gambit E D08-D09 ® Albins Gegengambit
Albin Countergambit / Queen‘s Gambit Refused E- D08 ® Queen‘s Gambit Refused - Albin Countergambit E D08 1.d4 d5 2.c4 e5 ® Albin Gegengambit / Abgelehntes Damen-Gambit D08
Albin Countergambit E D08 1.d4 d5 2.c4 e5. ® Queen‘s Gambit Refused - Albin Countergambit E D08 1.d4 d5 2.c4 e5.
Albin counter-gambit, 5.g3, Queen‘s Gambit Declined E = D09 1.d2d4 d7d5 c2c4 e7e5 d4e5 d5d4 g1f3 b8c6 g2g3 [JM] ®
Albin counter-gambit, Alapin Variation, Queen‘s Gambit Declined E = D08 1.d2d4 d7d5 c2c4 e7e5 d4e5 d5d4 g1f3 b8c6 b1d2 [JM] ®
Albin counter-gambit, Balogh Variation, Queen‘s Gambit Declined E = D08 1.d2d4 d7d5 c2c4 e7e5 d4e5 d5d4 g1f3 b8c6 b1d2 d8e7 [JM] ®
Albin counter-gambit, Janowski Variation, Queen‘s Gambit Declined E = D08 1.d2d4 d7d5 c2c4 e7e5 d4e5 d5d4 g1f3 b8c6 b1d2 f7f6 [JM] ®
Albin counter-gambit, Krenosz Variation, Queen‘s Gambit Declined E = D08 1.d2d4 d7d5 c2c4 e7e5 d4e5 d5d4 g1f3 b8c6 b1d2 c8g4 h2h3 g4f3 d2f3 f8b4 c1d2 d8e7 [JM] ®
Albin counter-gambit, Lasker trap, Queen‘s Gambit Declined E = D08 1.d2d4 d7d5 c2c4 e7e5 d4e5 d5d4 e2e3 f8b4 c1d2 d4e3 [JM] ®
Albin counter-gambit, Queen‘s Gambit Declined E = D08 1.d2d4 d7d5 c2c4 e7e5 d4e5 d5d4 g1f3 [JM] ®
Albin Gegengambit n / Damen-Gambit n Abgelehntes- D08 ® Albin Countergambit / Queen‘s Gambit Refused a - D08
Albin Gegengambit n D08 1.d4 d5 2.c4 e5 ® Albin Countergambit D08
Albin introduces the Albin counter-gambit against Lasker, NY. E [BW] = 1893
Albin was the only player to get a prize, Vienna, 1890. E [BW] = 1890
Albin, Adolf born in Bucharest. Austrian theortician, chess writer & journalist. E [BW] = 1848.09.14
Albin, Adolf died in Vienna. Elo: 2450 E [BW] = 1920.02.01
Albin‘s Counter-Gambit E ® Albins Gegengambit
Albin-Alekhine-Chatard attack, Breyer Variation, French E = C13 1.e2e4 e7e6 d2d4 d7d5 b1c3 g8f6 c1g5 f8e7 e4e5 f6d7 h2h4 c7c5 [JM] ®
Albin-Alekhine-Chatard attack, French E = C13 1.e2e4 e7e6 d2d4 d7d5 b1c3 g8f6 c1g5 f8e7 e4e5 f6d7 h2h4 [JM] ®
Albin-Alekhine-Chatard attack, Maroczy Variation, French E = C13 1.e2e4 e7e6 d2d4 d7d5 b1c3 g8f6 c1g5 f8e7 e4e5 f6d7 h2h4 a7a6 [JM] ®
Albin-Alekhine-Chatard attack, Spielmann Variation, French E = C13 1.e2e4 e7e6 d2d4 d7d5 b1c3 g8f6 c1g5 f8e7 e4e5 f6d7 h2h4 e8g8 [JM] ®
Albino + Pickaninny E ® Albino + Pickaninny
Albino + Pickaninny m ® Albino + Pickaninny E
Albino m Sämtliche vier Züge eines weißen Bauern auf der Grundreihe führen zu verschiedenen Mattstellungen. Hier handelt es sich um eine Task-Darstellung. [GS] ® albino E
Albins Gegengambit - Eröffnungsrevolver. Q Heymann. 96 Seiten - geheftet - Rochade Europa 1997
Albins Gegengambit n ® Albin Counter Gambit ® Albin‘s Counter-Gambit E
Albion Q
Albom vibranikh shakhovykh kompozitsii Q = „Album of selected chess compositions“ Q & SVITYLSKY, A. V. 20cm x 14cm, 40pp, stapled, off-white edge). 100 direct mates and studies, with a brief biographical introduction; in Ukrainian and English. Provately published, Kryvyi Rih 1993. [BL]
Albrecht, Hans, ELO IV 1997] = 2147
Albrecht, Hans-Henning K, DDR
Albrecht, Hermann born in Marburg, Germany. IJComp 1957. E [BW] = 1915.08.30
Albrecht, Hermann died in Frankfurt. IJComp 1957. E [BW] = 1982.05.26
Albrecht, Hermann K, *30.08.1915-26.05.1982, D
Albrecht, Holger, ELO IV 1997 = 2225
Albrecht, Jürgen, D, ELO VII 1998 = 2260
Albrecht, Rainer 1, D, ELO VII 1998 = 2488
Albrecht, Rainer 2, ELO IV 1997 = 2189
Albrecht, Rudi K, *19.04.1939, D
Alb-Schwarzwald, Bezirk - ® Bezirk Alb-Schwarzwald
Albulet, Maria born in Braila, Romania. WIM 1957; WGM (emeritus) 1985 E [BW] = 1932.06.10
album competition E ® Albumwettstreit
album prize E former chess problem prize E ® Albumpreis
Album, Fernschach- ® Fernschachalbum
Albumpreis m früherer Problemschachpreis m ® album prize E
Albumwettstreit m ® album competition E
albumwürdig a ® aE
Alburt, Lev born in Orenburg, Russia. IM 1976; GM 1977. US Ch 1984, 1985. E [BW] = 1945.08.21
Alburt, Lev GM (1945- ) ELO VI 1998 = 2550 USA. Russian Grandmaster who defected from the USSR in 1979. He has won the U.S. Championship 3 times and the U.S. Open twice. He has a doctorate in physics and natural philosophy. [CT]
Alburt, Lev won the 90th US Open, Chicago. E [BW] = 1989.07.13
Albus, Claus K, D
Alchemist C Alpha-Reihe (Saitek-Schach-Computer)
Alda, Alan Alan Alda is a competitor at the chessboard, very much fitting the personality of his character on the television show „MASH“. E [TR]
Aldama, Degurnay IM CUB, ELO VI 1998 = 2450
Alden, Charles born. 1966 US Jr Ch. E [BW] = 1947
Aldenhoven, Heinz, ELO IV 1997 = 2204
Alder, Bodo, ELO IV 1997 = 2119
Alderney E = GBA
Aldo Muller Chess Open 2.4 -Zone 31.10.96 Ribeirao Preto. BRA
Aldret, Jorge born in Mexico City. FM. E [BW] = 1940.07.13
Aldrete, Jorge FM MEX, ELO VI 1998 = 2360
Aleichem, Shalom The master Yiddish writer treated chess in „The Chess Player‘s Story“. E [TR]
Alekhina, Natalia born in Russia. WIM 1984. E [BW] = 1954.11.03
Alekhine - My best games of chess 1908-1923 Q, 1950
Alekhine (+119-5) beats Bogoljubov, 15.5-9.5, Holland. E [BW] = 1929.11.12
Alekhine (+625-3) beats Capa, 18.5-15.5, Buenos Aires. E [BW] = 1927.11.29
Alekhine (+815-3) beats Bogoljubov, 15.5-10.5, Germany. E [BW] = 1934.06.14
Alekhine Alexander - Alekhine‘s Best Games. Q 302 Seiten - kartoniert - Batsford 1996
Alekhine Anti-Gruenfeld E D701.d4 Nf6 2.c4 g6 3.f3. ® Indian Game - Alekhine Anti-Gruenfeld E D70
Alekhine defeats Capablanca to become world champion. E [BW] = 1927.11.29
Alekhine defeats Euwe to regain world ch. E [BW] = 1937.12.16
Alekhine defence, Alatortsev Variation, Queen‘s Gambit Accepted E = D22 1.d2d4 d7d5 c2c4 d5c4 g1f3 a7a6 e2e3 c8g4 f1c4 e7e6 d4d5 [JM] ®
Alekhine Defence, Opening E ®
Alekhine defence, Queen‘s Gambit Accepted E = D22 1.d2d4 d7d5 c2c4 d5c4 g1f3 a7a6 [JM] ®
Alekhine Defense - Brooklyn Variation E B02 1.e4 Nf6 2.e5 Ng8. The Brooklyn Defense, or ® Retreat Variation, is a radical twist on Alekhine‘s plan. There is still the hypermodern goal of encouraging the opponent to overextend, but in this case Black tucks the knight away at g8, instead of moving it to d5 where it is vulnerable to attack by White‘s pawns. 3.d4 d6 4.Nf3. 4.f4 Nh6 5.Nf3 g6 6.Bd3 Bg7 7.0-0 was the continuation of Young - Benjamin, Manhattan Chess Club (rapid) 1985, and here Black shouldhave castled, where White has only a small advantage. 4.exd6 is not an effective plan here, and all three recaptures are possible. [UO] ® Aljechin-Verteidigung - Brooklyn-Variante B02
Alekhine Defense - Krejcik Variation E B02 1.e4 Nf6 2.Bc4. The Krejcik Variation is a groggy opening, with only one stumbling idea behind the sacrifice of the e-pawn. 2...Nxe4 3.Bxf7+ Otherwise there is nothing at all to show for the material. 3...Kxf7 4.Qh5+ Kg8. 4...g6 5.Qd5+ e6 6.Qxe4 Bg7 is the other form of defense, for example7.Nf3 Rf8 8.d4 d5 9.Qd3 Nc6 10.Nc3 [UO] ® Aljechin-Verteidigung - Krejcik-Variante B02
Alekhine Defense - Mokele Mbembe E B02 1.e4 Nf6; 2.e5 Ne4 The Mokele Mbembe has been studied intensively by German theoretician Stefan Bücker, who has written extensively in defense of his pet opening. He has given it the strange name Mokele Mbembe, which refers to an African beast which is reported to be powerful enough to stop the flow of rivers. The dismissal of the opening with; 3.d4 in my book with Joel Benjamin was premature, as we had not given sufficient attention to a defense which Bücker had already worked out but which was not in our possession in 1986. There is no room here to go into even a superficial examination of the many lines he analyzes, but here is my latest thinking on a good counter by White. 3...f6 This is the move that Bücker touts as the salvation of Black‘s position. 4.Bd3.; 4.Qh5+ g6; 5.Qe2 d5; 6.f3 Ng5; 7.exf6 Ne6 is an idea from the unorthodox Finn, Kari Heinola, described as a critical variation by Bücker. I don‘t think that this shuffling by the queen helps, and after; 8.f7+ Kxf7; 9.c3 Bg7, I evaluate the position as roughly level. [UO]
Alekhine Defense - Welling Variation EB02 1.e4 Nf6 2.e5 Nd5 3.b3. The Welling Variation is based on avoiding an immediate confrontation in the center, choosing instead to play along the long diagonal. The plan is not especially unorthodox, but there are many possibilities for early queen excursion. 3...g6 is the best reply. 4.Bb2 Bg7 This position can arise from the ® Alekhine Defense or from the Nimzo - Larsen Attack via 1.b3 or 1.Nf3. 5.Qf3 is not at all unreasonable, since the queen is safe from any enemy attacks. 5.c4 Nb6 6.d4 d6 7.f4 0-0 [UO] ® Aljechin-Verteidigung - Welling-Variante B02
Alekhine Defense / Queen‘s Gambit Refused E D06 ® Queen‘s Gambit Refused - Alekhine Defense E D06 1.d4 d5 2.c4 g6 ® Aljechin-Verteidigung / Abgelehntes Damen-Gambit D06
Alekhine Defense E D061.d4 d5 2.c4 g6. ® Queen‘s Gambit Refused - AlekhineDefense E D06® Alekhine Defense - Brooklyn Variation E B02 ® Alekhine Defense - Krejcik Variation E B02 ® Alekhine Defense - Mokele Mbembe E B02 ® Alekhine Defense - Welling Variation E B02
Alekhine Defense, Borisenko-Furman Variation, Queen‘s Gambit Accepted E = D21 1.d2d4 d7d5 c2c4 d5c4 g1f3 a7a6 e2e4 [JM] ®
Alekhine Defense, Four Pawns Attack, Cambridge Gambit = E 1.e4 Nf6 2.e5 Nd5 3.d4 d6 4.c4 Nb6 5.f4 g5 = B03 [GL]
Alekhine Defense, Hunt Variation, Lasker Simul Gambit = E 1.e4 Nf6 2.e5 Nd5 3..c4 Nb6 4.c5 Nd5 5.Nc3 e6 6.Bc4 = B02 [GL]
Alekhine Defense, Hunt Variation, Matsukevich Gambit = E 1.e4 Nf6 2.e5 Nd5 3.c4 Nb6 4.c5 Nd5 5.Nc3 Nxc3 6.dxc3 d6 7.Bg5 = B02 [GL]
Alekhine Defense, Hunt Variation, Mikenas Gambit = E 1.e4 Nf6 2.e5 Nd5 3.c4 Nb6 4.c5 Nd5 5.Bc4 e6 6.Nc3 d6 7.Nxd5 exd5 8.Bxd5 = B02 [GL]
Alekhine Defense, Krejcik Variation f B02 E ® Aljechin-Verteidigung Krejcik-Variante B02
Alekhine Defense, Krejcik Variation, Krejcik Gambit = E 1.e4 Nf6 2.Bc4 Nxe4 3.Bxf7+ = B02 [GL]
Alekhine Defense, Modern Variation, Alekhine Gambit = E 1.e4 Nf6 2.e5 Nd5 3.d4 d6 4.Nf3 Bg4 5.c4 Nb6 6.Be2 = B04 [GL]
Alekhine Defense, Mokele Mbembe B02 E ® Aljechin-Verteidigung Mokele Mbembe E B02
Alekhine Defense, Scandinavian Variation, Geschev Gambit = E 1.e4 Nf6 2.Nc3 d5 3.exd5 c6 = B02 [GL]
Alekhine Defense, Scandinavian Variation, Myers Gambit = E 1.e4 Nf6 2.Nc3 d5 3.d3 dxe4 4.Bg5 = B02 [GL]
Alekhine Defense, Spielmann Gambit = E 1.e4 Nf6 2.Nc3 d5 3.e5 Nfd7 4.e6 = B02 [GL]
Alekhine Defense, Welling Variation f B02 E ® Aljechin-Verteidigung Welling-Variante B02
Alekhine E ® Aljechin
Alekhine gambit, Caro-Kann E = B15 1.e2e4 c7c6 d2d4 d7d5 b1c3 d5e4 c3e4 g8f6 f1d3 [JM] ®
Alekhine introduces Alekhine's Defense in Budapest. E [BW] = 1921
Alekhine Variation, Balogh gambit, Budapest E = A52 1.d2d4 g8f6 c2c4 e7e5 d4e5 f6g4 e2e4 d7d6 [JM] ®
Alekhine Variation, Budapest E = A52 1.d2d4 g8f6 c2c4 e7e5 d4e5 f6g4 e2e4 [JM] ®
Alekhine Variation, Catalan open E = E03 1.d2d4 g8f6 c2c4 e7e6 g2g3 d7d5 f1g2 d5c4 d1a4 b8d7 a4c4 a7a6 c4c2 [JM] ®
Alekhine Variation, Queen‘s Gambit Declined E = D51 1.d2d4 d7d5 c2c4 e7e6 b1c3 g8f6 c1g5 b8d7 g1f3 c7c6 e2e4 [JM] ®
Alekhine Variation, Vienna E = C27 1.e2e4 e7e5 b1c3 g8f6 f1c4 f6e4 d1h5 e4d6 c4b3 f8e7 g1f3 b8c6 f3e5 [JM] ®
Alekhine visits Shanghai and gives simuls. E [BW] = 1933
Alekhine wins 1st USSR championship. E [BW] = 1920
Alekhine wins at Bled, 5 1/2 points more than 2nd place. E [BW] = 1931
Alekhine, Abonyi Variation, Budapest E = A52 1.d2d4 g8f6 c2c4 e7e5 d4e5 f6g4 e2e4 g4e5 f2f4 e5c6 [JM] ®
Alekhine, Alexander (1892-1946) E Winner of the first Soviet Championship (1920) and the only man to die while holding the world chess championship. He studied law at the Sorbonne but failed to get his doctorate as he claimed. He was sometimes called „Ale-and-Wine“ because of his drinking habits. He married four times to women 20 to 30 years older than he. One of his wives was dubbed „Philidor‘s Widow.“ He was a prisoner of war like all the other chess contestants at an international tournament in Mannheim in 1914. In 1915 and 1916 he served in the Russian Red Cross. In 1918 he was a criminal investigator in Moscow. In 1919 he was imprisoned in the death cell at Odessa as a spy. In 1920 he was back in Moscow intending to be a movie actor. He also served as interpreter to the Communist party and was appointed secretary to the Education Department. In 1921 he married a foreign Communist delegate and left Russia for good. At the Sorbonne his thesis dealt with the Chinese prison system. In 1930 he scored the first 100% score in the Chess Olympiad, winning 9 games on board 1 for France. During World War II, he became a Nazi collaborator and declared he was ready to sacrifice his life for a Nazi Russia. He competed in seven tournaments in Germany during the war and wrote several pro-Nazi articles. He died in Portugal after choking on an unchewed piece of meat. Prior to World War I, he spelt his name Aljechin. [CT]
Alekhine, Alexander born in Moscow. Elo: 2690. E [BW] = 1892.10.31
Alekhine, Alexander died of a heart attack in Estoril, Portugal. E [BW] = 1946.03.24
Alekhine, Reversed a - A00 E ® Revesed Alekhine E A00 ® Hungarian Opening - Revesed Alekhine E A00
Alekhine‘s Defence (Four Pawns‘ Attack) E ® Aljechin-Verteidigung (Vierbauernvariante)
Alekhine‘s Defence (Modern Variation) E ® Aljechin-Verteidigung (Moderne Variante)
Alekhine‘s Defence (Two Pawns‘ Attack) E ® Aljechin-Verteidigung (Jagdvariante)
Alekhine‘s Defence E ® Aljechin-Verteidigung
Alekhine‘s defence: Balogh Variation E = B03 1.e2e4 g8f6 e4e5 f6d5 d2d4 d7d6 f1c4 [JM] ®
Alekhine‘s defence: Brooklyn defence E = B02 1.e2e4 g8f6 e4e5 f6g8 [JM] ®
Alekhine‘s defence: exchange Variation E = B03 1.e2e4 g8f6 e4e5 f6d5 d2d4 d7d6 c2c4 d5b6 e5d6 [JM] ®
Alekhine‘s defence: exchange Variation, Karpov Variation E = B03 1.e2e4 g8f6 e4e5 f6d5 d2d4 d7d6 c2c4 d5b6 e5d6 c7d6 g1f3 g7g6 f1e2 f8g7 e1g1 e8g8 h2h3 b8c6 b1c3 c8f5 c1f4 [JM] ®
Alekhine‘s defence: four pawns attack E = B03 1.e2e4 g8f6 e4e5 f6d5 d2d4 d7d6 c2c4 d5b6 f2f4 [JM] ®
Alekhine‘s defence: four pawns attack, 6...Nc6 E = B03 1.e2e4 g8f6 e4e5 f6d5 d2d4 d7d6 c2c4 d5b6 f2f4 d6e5 f4e5 b8c6 [JM] ®
Alekhine‘s defence: four pawns attack, 7.Be3 E = B03 1.e2e4 g8f6 e4e5 f6d5 d2d4 d7d6 c2c4 d5b6 f2f4 d6e5 f4e5 b8c6 c1e3 [JM] ®
Alekhine‘s defence: four pawns attack, fianchetto Variation E = B03 1.e2e4 g8f6 e4e5 f6d5 d2d4 d7d6 c2c4 d5b6 f2f4 g7g6 [JM] ®
Alekhine‘s defence: four pawns attack, Ilyin-Genevsky Variation E = B03 1.e2e4 g8f6 e4e5 f6d5 d2d4 d7d6 c2c4 d5b6 f2f4 d6e5 f4e5 b8c6 g1f3 c8g4 e5e6 f7e6 c4c5 [JM] ®
Alekhine‘s defence: four pawns attack, Korchnoi Variation E = B03 1.e2e4 g8f6 e4e5 f6d5 d2d4 d7d6 c2c4 d5b6 f2f4 d6e5 f4e5 c8f5 b1c3 e7e6 g1f3 f8e7 f1e2 e8g8 e1g1 f7f6 [JM] ®
Alekhine‘s defence: four pawns attack, Planinc Variation E = B03 1.e2e4 g8f6 e4e5 f6d5 d2d4 d7d6 c2c4 d5b6 f2f4 g7g5 [JM] ®
Alekhine‘s defence: four pawns attack, Tartakower Variation E = B03 1.e2e4 g8f6 e4e5 f6d5 d2d4 d7d6 c2c4 d5b6 f2f4 d6e5 f4e5 b8c6 c1e3 c8f5 b1c3 e7e6 g1f3 d8d7 f1e2 e8c8 e1g1 f8e7 [JM] ®
Alekhine‘s defence: four pawns attack, Trifunović Variation E = B03 1.e2e4 g8f6 e4e5 f6d5 d2d4 d7d6 c2c4 d5b6 f2f4 c8f5 [JM] ®
Alekhine‘s defence: Kmoch Variation E = B02 1.e2e4 g8f6 e4e5 f6d5 f1c4 d5b6 c4b3 c7c5 d2d3 [JM] ®
Alekhine‘s defence: Krejcik Variation E = B02 1.e2e4 g8f6 f1c4 [JM] ®
Alekhine‘s defence: Maroczy Variation E = B02 1.e2e4 g8f6 d2d3 [JM] ®
Alekhine‘s defence: modern Variation E = B04 1.e2e4 g8f6 e4e5 f6d5 d2d4 d7d6 g1f3 [JM] ®
Alekhine‘s defence: modern Variation, 4...Bg4 E = B05 1.e2e4 g8f6 e4e5 f6d5 d2d4 d7d6 g1f3 c8g4 [JM] ®
Alekhine‘s defence: modern Variation, Alekhine Variation E = B05 1.e2e4 g8f6 e4e5 f6d5 d2d4 d7d6 g1f3 c8g4 c2c4 [JM] ®
Alekhine‘s defence: modern Variation, fianchetto Variation E = B04 1.e2e4 g8f6 e4e5 f6d5 d2d4 d7d6 g1f3 g7g6 [JM] ®
Alekhine‘s defence: modern Variation, Flohr Variation E = B05 1.e2e4 g8f6 e4e5 f6d5 d2d4 d7d6 g1f3 c8g4 f1e2 c7c6 [JM] ®
Alekhine‘s defence: modern Variation, Keres Variation E = B04 1.e2e4 g8f6 e4e5 f6d5 d2d4 d7d6 g1f3 g7g6 f1c4 d5b6 c4b3 f8g7 a2a4 [JM] ®
Alekhine‘s defence: modern Variation, Larsen Variation E = B04 1.e2e4 g8f6 e4e5 f6d5 d2d4 d7d6 g1f3 d6e5 [JM] ®
Alekhine‘s defence: modern Variation, Panov Variation E = B05 1.e2e4 g8f6 e4e5 f6d5 d2d4 d7d6 g1f3 c8g4 h2h3 [JM] ®
Alekhine‘s defence: modern Variation, Schmid Variation E = B04 1.e2e4 g8f6 e4e5 f6d5 d2d4 d7d6 g1f3 d5b6 [JM] ®
Alekhine‘s defence: modern Variation, Vitolins attack E = B05 1.e2e4 g8f6 e4e5 f6d5 d2d4 d7d6 g1f3 c8g4 c2c4 d5b6 d4d5 [JM] ®
Alekhine‘s defence: Mokele Mbembe (Buecker) Variation E = B02 1.e2e4 g8f6 e4e5 f6e4 [JM] ®
Alekhine‘s defence: O‘Sullivan gambit E = B03 1.e2e4 g8f6 e4e5 f6d5 d2d4 b7b5 [JM] ®
Alekhine‘s defence: Saemisch attack E = B02 1.e2e4 g8f6 e4e5 f6d5 b1c3 [JM] ®
Alekhine‘s defence: Scandinavian Variation E = B02 1.e2e4 g8f6 b1c3 d7d5 [JM] ®
Alekhine‘s defence: Spielmann Variation E = B02 1.e2e4 g8f6 b1c3 d7d5 e4e5 f6d7 e5e6 [JM] ®
Alekhine‘s defence: Steiner Variation E = B02 1.e2e4 g8f6 e4e5 f6d5 c2c4 d5b6 b2b3 [JM] ®
Alekhine‘s defence: two pawns‘ (Lasker‘s) attack E = B02 1.e2e4 g8f6 e4e5 f6d5 c2c4 d5b6 c4c5 [JM] ®
Alekhine‘s defence: two pawns‘ attack, Mikenas Variation E = B02 1.e2e4 g8f6 e4e5 f6d5 c2c4 d5b6 c4c5 b6d5 f1c4 e7e6 b1c3 d7d6 [JM] ®
Alekhine‘s defence: Welling Variation E = B02 1.e2e4 g8f6 e4e5 f6d5 b2b3 [JM] ® B02-B05
Alekhine-Bogoljubov match, Germany. E [BW] = 1929.09.26
Alekhine-Bogoljubov match. E [BW] = 1929.06
Alekhine-Bogoljubov world championship, Germany. E [BW] = 1934.04.01
Alekhine-Capablanca match, won by Alekhine. E [BW] = 1927.06
Alekhine-Euwe match, Holland. E [BW] = 1935.10.03
Aleksandrov, Aleksej BLR, ELO V 1999 = 2573
Alle, Werner, D, ELO VII 1998 = 2048
Aleksandrov, Aleksej GM BLR *11.05.73, ELO >2615, VI 1998 = 2595
Aleksic, Milan FM YUG, ELO VI 1998 = 2305
Aleksic, Nenad IM YUG, ELO VI 1998 = 2445
Aleksieva, Silvia GM BUL, ELO VI 1998 = 2335
Aleschkin, Igor A. K, *3.07.1921-13.02.1947, SU
Alessi-Gambit n A00 1.g4 f5 ® Alessi Gambit E A00® Grob Opening - Alessi Gambit E A00
Alex, Horst K, D
Alexander / Birdsal - A Book of Chess Q 1973
Alexander Alekhine‘s Best Games. Q Alekhine. 302 Seiten - kartoniert - Batsford 1996
Alexander ELO IV 1997 = 2141 / 2185
Alexander Shabalov wins World Open, Philadelphia. Scored 8/9. E [BW] = 1997.07.06
Alexander Yermolinsky wins 98th US Open in Orlando, Florida. (10.5/12) E [BW] = 1997.08
Alexander Zaitzew - Archangelski / Kimelfeld Q: 1986 (russ.)
Alexander, C.H.O'D wins Hastings 1946/47 with 7.5 - 1.5 score. E [BW] = 1947.01
Alexander, Conel born in Cork. Br ch 1938, 1956. IM 1950; IMC 1970. Elo: 2475 E [BW] = 1909.04.19
Alexander, Conel died in Cheltenham, England. Cracked Enigma. E [BW] = 1974.02.15
Alexander, Conel Hugh O‘Donel (1909-1974) E Won the British Championship in 1938 and 1956. During World War II he was part of the British Government Code and Cypher Code along with other English chess masters who helped break the German Enigma Code. He was prohibited from travelling to any country under Soviet control or influence during his lifetime because of his association with cryptography. He was given the Order of the British Empire (OBE) for his wartime services. [CT]
Alexander, Frederick [Forrest Lawrie] K, *13.11.1879-1.04.1965, GB
Alexandre - Schachspiel-Probleme. Q 411 Seiten - gebunden - Edition Olms 1979
Alexandre introduces standard notation and the castling symbol. E [BW] = 1837
Alexandre, Aaron born in Hohenfeld, Bavaria. E [BW] = 1766
Alexandre, Aaron died in London. Chess author and teacher. E [BW] = 1850
Alexandre, Aaron, Rabbi K, *1766-16.11.1850, D. Author of Encyclopedie des Echecs, the first book containing the collection of all opening variations then known. Published in 1837, he introduced the algebraic notation and the castling symbols 0-0 and 0-0-0. He also wrote The Beauties of Chess in 1846, the first large compilation of chess problems and endgames. He was a Jewish rabbi who worked inside the automaton, the Turk [CT]
Alexandre: Schach-Probleme Q 1846; Nachdruck: Edition Olms, 1979
Alexandrescu, Gheorge Gica K, *10.12.1906, RM
Alexandria Open 1996 25.10.96 Alexandria. EGY 4.2 -Zone
Alexandria, Nana born in Poti, Georgia. 3-time USSR women's ch. WIM 1966; WGM 1976 E [BW] = 1949.10.13
Alexandria, Nana GM GEO ELO IV 1997 = 2339, VI 1998 = 2320
Alexandrova, Olga IM UKR, ELO VI 1998 = 2255
Alexandrow, Alexander Nikolajewitsch K, *1918-1975, SU
Alexandrowskij, J. A. K, SU
ALEXEI; The Tsar Alexei punished chessplayers by whipping and prison. E [BW] = 1649
Alexej Schirow. Q Wieteck. 80 Seiten - geheftet - Rochade Europa 1993
Alexejew, Jurij M. K, *10.07.1953, SU
Alexiad of Anna Comnena mentions Byzantine Emperor Alexius Comnenus playing chess. E [BW] = 1148
ALEXIUS; Emperor Alexius I comes to power. Plays chess with his court. E [BW] = 1081
Alexopoulos, Georgios FM GRE, ELO VI 1998 = 2255
AL-FARAZDAQ; Arabic poet al-Farazdaq died. His will mentions pawns of chess. E [BW] = 0728
Alfelder SV Schachverein
alfferza m = Fers, Dame [Schachregeln König Alfons‘ X.] = Ferz, Queen E [The Rules of Chess as compiled by King Alphonso X] ® alfferza
alffiles mp = Läufer [Schachregeln König Alfons‘ X.] ® alffiles = Bishop [The Rules of Chess as compiled by King Alphonso X]
Alfil (2:2-Leaper) E ® Alfil ® AL
Alfil m (2:2-Springer) = Lr [UM] = (TT) m = AL m [AL]® = 2:2-Springer = Fil = Elefant ® Elephant E = Alfil ED = Alfil (2:2-Leaper) E
Alfil+Rook E ® Alfil + Turm
Alfil+Turm m [feenschach VII/3] ® Alfil+Rook E
Alfil-Heuschrecke f ® Alfil-Locust E
Alfilheuschrecke f 2:2-Heuschrecke ® E
Alfilhopper E ® Alfil-Hüpfer
Alfil-Hüpfer m ® Alfilhopper E
Alfil-Locust E ® Alfil-Heuschrecke
Alfilreiter = LF m [AL]® Alfilrider E
Alfilreiterhüpfer m = FI m [AL]® Alfilriderhopper E
Alfilreiterzugkomponenten fp ® E
Alfilrider E ® Alfilreiter ® LF
Alfilriderhopper E ® Alfilreiterhüpfer ® FI
Alföldy - Gambit-Eröffnungen. Q 123 Seiten - kartoniert - Das Schacharchiv 1970
Alfonsi, Petro E Physician of King Henry I and author of the Disciplina Clericalis (Clerks Instruction). He included chess as one of the seven knightly accomplishments to be mastered. The other tasks included riding, swimming, archery, boxing, hawking, and verse writing. [CT]
Alfonsine pieces pE ® Alfonsinische Figuren p
Alfonsinische Figuren fp ® Alfonsine pieces pE
Alfonso manuscript completed. Compiled for Alfonso X, Castile King. Called Libro del Acedrex. E [BW] = 1283
Alfonso Manuscript E A manuscript ordered by Alfonso the Wise (1221-1284), King of Castile. It included chess, backgammon, and games of chance with dice. Compiled in 1283, it is entitled Juegos Diuersos de Axedrez, Dados, y Tablas con sus Explications, Ordenudos por man Dado Del Rey don Alonso el Sabio. It is the first source mentioning the pawn‘s double move on the first move. [CT] ® Alfonso Manuskript
Alfonso manuscript prescribed the use of a checkered board. E [BW] = 1283
Alfonso Manuskript n ® Alfonso Manuscript E
ALFONSO; King Alfonso VI of Castile played chess with B. Ammar. E [BW] = 1078
ALG = Algeria E
algebraic code E ® algebraischer Code
Algebra f ® Schachalgebra f ® algebra E
Algebraic Notation E A system of recording the moves of a Chess game (first devised in the 9th century) in which each square on the board has a unique identifier, based on a grid system. From White‘s side of the board, the files are letters from a to h moving from left to right and the ranks are numbered 1 to 8, moving from bottom to top. Piece moves are designated by a one-letter abbreviation for the piece followed by its destination square. Pawn moves are designated by the destination square alone. The first use of algebraic notation is from a French manuscript written in 1173. The first use of the figurine algebraic notation occurred in Belgium in 1927. Algebraic notation was introduced in CHESS LIFE in 1969. It wasn‘t until 1974 that the first book employing the algebraic notation was published by a major American publisher. [CT] algebraische Notation ® algebraisches System ® Descriptive Notation E ® algebraisches System ® ® notation algébrique F ®
algebraic system E ® Algebraisches System
ALGEBRAIC; A French manuscript uses algebraic notation. E [BW] = 1173
algebraische Notation f ® algebraic notation E ® notation f algébrique aF
algebraischer a Code m ® algebraic a code E
Algebraisches a System n ® algebraic a system E
Algemeen Dagblad Q
Algemeen Handelsblad Q
Algeria E = ALG = DZ. Schach = Al-Satranj Arabic Échecs French Berber dialects : ®
Algerien = DZ = ALG = Algeria E
Algorithmus, Lösungs- ® Lösungsalgorithmus
Al-Hadarani, Hatim FM YEM, ELO VI 1998 = 2340
Alhafi ® Da komm ich zu ihm, eben dass er Schach gespielt mit seiner Schwester. ® Er hat Verstand; er weiß Zu leben; spielt gut Schach. ® Und Verloren? wiederum im Schach verloren?
AL-HAKIM; Chess is banned in Egypt by al-Hakim; and all chess sets were burned. E [BW] = 1005
al-Hallaj born. E [BW] = 0858
al-Hallaj executed in Baghdad. E [BW] = 0922
Al-Hamishmar Q
ALI; Imam Husayn ibn Ali, recognized as caliph by Kufan Shiites. E [BW] = 0680
Alibaba mDE
Alice Chess E ® Alice-Schach
Alice chess invented by Vernon Parton (1897-1974). E [BW] = 1954
Alice in fairyland Q & DICKINS, A. S. M. (21cm x 15cm, 24pp, stapled, white edge). A lecture given to the Lewis Carroll Society on 14.xi.75, originally published in „Jabberwocky“, Winter 1976. Privately published, Kew Gardens, 1976, copy 222 of 250. Presented to N. A. Macleod by the author, and given by Mrs Macleod. [BL]
Alice-Schach: Es wird auf
zwei 8´8-Brettern gespielt: Bretter A
und B. Nach jedem Zug (wahlweise auf einem der beiden Bretter) wird der gezogene
Stein als unmittelbare Zugfolge auf das analoge leere Feld des anderen Brettes
versetzt. Ist das zugehörige Feld nicht leer, wäre der entsprechende Zug
illegal. Ein Schlagfall ist also nur auf demjenigen Brett möglich, auf dem der
Zug auch startete. Geschlagene Steine verschwinden ganz. Der König darf durch
einen Zug seiner Partei weder vor dem Brettwechsel des Zugsteines noch danach
einem Schachgebot auf seinem Brett im herkömmlichen Sinne ausgesetzt sein.
In der Partieanfangsstellung stehen alle 32 Steine auf Brett
A. [V. R.
Parton, Fairy Chess Review
1953]
(Urdefinition:
nur Alice-spezifische
Matts erlaubt:
„On the e.p. question I think
the capturer should only be allowed to capture on the square which has been
moved over - in your example [WPb2-b4 with BPa4 on either board] b3 on board A,
thus PAa4xb3 e.p.“ In Partien habe sich als sinnvoll erwiesen, den e.p.-Schlag
zu streichen) [G. P. Jelliss, S. 81; V. R. Parton, FCR
8/16/p. 122 /paper 195; N. J. 51] ®
Alice Chess E
http://www.chessvariants.com/other.dir/alice.html
Alice-spezifische a Matts p ® E
Alieva, Elvira FM AZE, ELO VI 1998 = 2155
Aliowsadsade, Rauf Gadschiaga Oglij K, *31.07.1945, SU
aliyat E Title given by caliph al-Ma‘mun to the top four chessplayers in the early ninth century. The top four players were Jabir al-Kufi, Rabrab, al-Ansari, and abu‘n-Na‘am. These are the first unofficial grandmasters of chess. Their endgames survive today. [CT]
ALIYAT; Top players were Jabir al-Kufi, Rabrab, and Abu'n-Na'am. (aliyat) E [BW] = 0818
al-jami plays 2 games blindfolded and a 3rd, simultaneously. E [BW] = 1331
Aljechin - 1922 Hastings - Internationales Schachturnier. Q 128 Seiten - kartoniert - Carl 1998
Aljechin - Auf dem Wege zur Weltmeisterschaft 1923 - 1927. Q 225 Seiten - gebunden - Bibliothek Caissa 1983
Aljechin - Auf dem Wege zur WM 1923-1927 Q, 1932
Aljechin – Ein unbekannter Tischnachbar fragte Alexander Aljechin in einem Pariser Café, ob er Lust zu einer Partie Schach hätte. Er hatte. Brett und Figuren kamen. Es wurde aufgestellt, und der Russe nahm einen seiner Türme weg. „Was soll das?“ fragte der Franzose. „Ich gebe Ihnen einen Turm vor.“ – „Sie kennen mich doch gar nicht.“ – „Eben. Wenn ich Ihnen keinen Turm vorgeben dürfte, würde ich Sie kennen.“ [Puntsch, Eberhard: Witze, Fabeln, Anekdoten; Weltbild Verlag Augsburg 1990]
Aljechin - Meine besten Partien 1908-1923. Q. 249 Seiten - gebunden - Bibliothek Caissa 1983
Aljechin - Nottingham 1936 Q, 1986
Aljechin / Kmoch / Maroczy / Nimzowitsch 1927 - Kecskemet. Q 157 Seiten - gebunden - Edition Olms 1983
Aljechin 1927 - Das New Yorker Schachturnier. Q 176 Seiten - gebunden - Bibliothek Caissa 1982
Aljechin 1936 - Nottingham. Q 231 Seiten - gebunden - Edition Marco 1986
Aljechin der Größte! Q Varnusz 339 Seiten - gebunden - Mädler 1994
Aljechin Memorial nQ
Aljechin- und Nimzowitsch-Verteidigung. Q Schwarz.. 226 Seiten - Leinen gebunden - Das Schacharchiv 1969
Aljechin, Alexander (Alexandrowitsch) Dr. WM K, *1.11.1892-24.03.1946, SU
Aljechin, Anti-Gruenfeld E D70 1.d4 Nf6 2.c4 g6 3.f3 ® Anti-Grünfeld Aljechin D70
Aljechin, der Zauberer. Q [Europa-Rochade X 1990 S. 17-18 ® Kombiniere ... Matt!
Aljechin, Vertauschtes a - A00 ® Reversed Alekhine E A00
Aljechins Kombinationen. Q Jung. 407 Seiten - kartoniert - Edition Jung 1998
Aljechin-Verteidigung Band A - Vierbauernangriff + Disk. Q Siebenhaar 294 Seiten - gebunden - Dreier 1995
Aljechin-Verteidigung f - Brooklyn Variante f B02 1.e4 Nf6 2.e5 Ng8 3.d4 d6 (4.Nf3) 4.f4 Nh6 5.Nf3 g6 6.Bd3 Bg7 7.0-0 ® Alekhine Defense - Brooklyn Variation E B02
Aljechin-Verteidigung f - Krejcik Variante f B02 1.e4 Nf6 2.Bc4 Nxe4 3.Bxf7+ Kxf7 4.Qh5+ Kg8 / g6 5.Qd5+ e6 6.Qxe4 Bg7 7.Nf3 Rf8 8.d4 d5 9.Qd3 Nc6 10.Nc3 ® Alekhine Defense - Krejcik Variation E B02
Aljechin-Verteidigung f - Mokele Mbembe B02 1.e4 Nf6 2.e5 Ne4 ® Alekhine Defense - Mokele Mbembe E B02
Aljechin-Verteidigung f - Welling Variante f B02 1.e4 Nf6 2.e5 Nd5 3.b3 E: Alekhine Defense - Welling Variation E B02
Aljechin-Verteidigung f (Jagdvariante f ) ® Alekhine‘s Defence (Two Pawns‘ Attack) E
Aljechin-Verteidigung f (Moderne Variante f ) ® Alekhine‘s Defence (Modern Variation) E
Aljechin-Verteidigung f (Vierbauernvariante f) ® Alekhine‘s Defence (Four Pawns‘ Attack) E
Aljechin-Verteidigung f / Damen-Gambit n Abgelehntes- D06 ® Alekhine Defense / Queen‘s Gambit Refused aE D06
Aljechin-Verteidigung f Brooklyn Variante f B02 ® Alekhine Defense Brooklyn Variation E B02
Aljechin-Verteidigung f D06 1.d4 d5 2.c4 g6 ® Alekhine Defense E D06
Aljechin-Verteidigung f Krejcik Variante f B02 ® Alekhine Defense Krejcik Variation E B02
Aljechin-Verteidigung f Welling Variante f B02 ® Alekhine Defense Welling Variation E B02
Aljechin-Verteidigung. Q Bagirow. 269 Seiten - kartoniert - Schmaus 1987
Alkaff, Muchsin K, IDN
Alkohol m (Problematik im Schachsport)
All change here Q & And Gevers, R. (18cm x 13cm, 395pp). A treatise on the two-move mutate, with 325 examples. Chess Amateur, 1919. Presented by F. B. Feast. [BL]
all colours promotion E ® Allfarben-Umwandlung
all- DE
all E ® alles ® all-
ALL ED (computer software Lighthouse Chess - Modemfähig) ® ALL (computer software Lighthouse Chess for modem)
All Kinds ... Best If Unusual! EQ Mario Velucchi, 1997, 16 S., mit Schach- und Mathematik-Problemen des Autors.
All m (Märchenstein) [Hilmar Ebert] ® all (fairy men) E
All Mate Chess nE Es gibt keine normalen Schlagfälle. Wird durch einen Zug ein gegnerischer Stein angegriffen, der sich dem Angriff nicht entziehen kann (der also als königlicher Stein matt wäre), so wird als Teil des angreifenden Zuges dieser „mattgesetzte“ Stein vom Brett entfernt. Dadurch kann (immer noch als Teil desselben Zuges) eine weitere Prozedur derselben Art beginnen. Gibt es nach einem Zug mehrere Kandidaten, die gleichzeitig entfernt werden könnten, so wählt der ziehende Spieler die Reihenfolge der Entfernung. Eine ursprünglich angegebene (reichlich unklare) Regelung, nach der der eigene König in ein Matt gesetzt werden konnte, wurde von Tylor später [Variant Chess 6, IV-VI/1991, S. 72] revidiert. [C. M. B. Tylor, 30 Variant Chess 2, IV-VI/1990, S. 18-19]
all men change colour E (stipulation) ® alle Steine wechseln die Farbe
all men mover E ® Alle-Steine-Züger
All Men-Mover E ®
all over the board E ® brettumfassend a
All Union of Chess Sections USSR Q
alla rabbiosa I Das schnelle Spiel ® Schnellspiel ® Laufspiel ® Current Schachspiel [Egenolf, 1536; Geissler, 8 x 8 = 64]
Alladin E The strongest chessplayer at the end of the 14th century. He was also known as Ali Shatrangi (Ali the Chessplayer). He could successfully give odds to all other leading players. He was Chinese and a lawyer. [CT]
Allagier & Kiesertisky Gambits C39
ALLAH; Rasul Allah (successor to the Messenger of God) was new name for Abu Bakr. E [BW] = 0632
Allahverdiev, Anar IM AZE, ELO VI 1998 = 2455
al-Lajlaj (the Stammerer) E First person to analyze and publish works on the openings in 910. He was a pupil of as-Suli, the strongest player of the 10th century. His analysis were carried down from Arabic to Persian to Sanscrit to Turkish to 16th century Italian. [CT]
al-lajlaj (the stammerer) is the first to publish openings. E [BW] = 0910
All-American Cup E ®
Allan, Denis FM CAN, ELO VI 1998 = 2295
Allander, Johan Paulus K, *4.08.1877-12.12.1919, S
All-Capturing Pieces pE Kann eigene und gegnerische Steine schlagen. Im Gegensatz zum Reformschach wirken Steine aber nur auf den gegnerischen König, können also nur diesem Schach bieten. [Yves Cheylan, IX Rex Multiplex 42-43, Supplement, in Phénix 22-23, IX 1993, S. 35] ® All-Capturing Pieces pE
all-Chess E ® Allschach
Alle 8 angrenzenden a Blockfelder np ® E
Alle 8 Bauernzüge mp ® E
Alle 8 Königsfelder np ® E
Alle 8 Nachbarfelder np ® E
Alle deutschen Schachvereine mpQ ® FIDE-Weltranglisten für deutsche Spieler. Adressen der Wertungsreferenten, Informationen zu DWZ.
alle Figuren, Weiss opfert ~ ® Weiss opfert alle Figuren E
Alle Hashtabellen fp anpassen vC ® adapt-active-engines EC
Alle Steine mp wechseln v die Farbe f (Bedingung) ® all men change colour (stipulation) E
Alle verfügbaren a Winboard-Engines fpEC (Computerprogramm-Funktion)
Alle vier Zentrumsfelder p ® E
Alle Züge mp sind ausgeführt ® f tous les coups p ont été joués vF
alle, Einhaltung -r Regeln ® Einhaltung aller Regeln
Allegorie, Schach - ® Schachallegorie
Allegro, Valery FM SUI, ELO VI 1998 = 2250
allem Dichtersinn den Garaus zu machen ® Aus dem Westlande ...
Allen theme E ® Allen-Thema
Allen, Edgar William K, *21.08.1884-5.09.1950, USA
Allen, George born in Milton Township, VT. Chess author and nephew of Ethen Allen. E [BW] = 1808.12.17
Allen, George died in Worcester, MA. E [BW] = 1876.05.28
Allen, George reveals how Turk operates, in Book of 1st American Chess Congress. E [BW] = 1859
Allen, George writes LIFE OF PHILIDOR, Philadelphia E [BW] = 1863
Allen, George, Prof. K, *17.12.1808-28.05.1876, USA The grand-nephew of Ethan Allen, who wrote The Life of Philidor, musician and chess-player, in 1858. He was the first to reveal how The Turk operated, in a book on the first American Chess Congress. [CT]
Allen, Woody Woody Allen wanted to on his chess team, but, according to him, he was „too small“. Chess was prominently featured in his „The Gossage-Vardebian Papers“. E [TR]
ALLEN; L. Allen writes CHESS IN EUROPE DURING THE 13TH CENTURY E [BW] = 1822
All-Endwandlung f (Retro) ® E
Allen-Thema n Auf einer Linie des weißen König stehen zwei weiße und zwei schwarze Figuren. Der Schlüsselzug wird von einem der auf der Linie stehenden weißen Figuren ausgeführt und dabei eine der beiden anderen schwarzen Figuren entfesselt, während die verbleibende weiße Figur Matt droht. Durch den Wegzug der entfesselten schwarzen Figur wird die zweite weiße Figur durch die andere schwarze Figur zwar gefesselt, durch den Paradezug jedoch eine dritte weiße Figur entfesselt, die nun mattsetzt. [GS] ® Allen theme E
All-Entschlag m ® fourfold uncapture E
allerbest a ® E
allerbestens a ® E
alles ® all aE
Alles hört auf mein Kommando! = Tschach! 23 ® E
alles n nach unten Zwillingsbildungform - im Zwilling werden alle Steine um n~ Reihen nach unten verschoben. ® E
Alles, Christoph, ELO IV 1997 = 2003
Alle-Steine-Züger m ® all men mover E
Allfarben-Umwandlung f ® all colours promotion E
Allg. Zeitung Chemnitz Q
Allgaier / Kieseritzky D (Königsspringer-Gambit n) ® Allgaier Gambit, Kieseritzky Gambit (King‘s Gambit)
Allgaier Gambit n ® E
Allgaier gambit, Blackburne gambit, King‘s Gambit Accepted E = C39 1.e2e4 e7e5 f2f4 e5f4 g1f3 g7g5 h2h4 g5g4 f3g5 h7h6 g5f7 e8f7 b1c3 [JM] ®
Allgaier gambit, Cook Variation, King‘s Gambit Accepted E = C39 1.e2e4 e7e5 f2f4 e5f4 g1f3 g7g5 h2h4 g5g4 f3g5 h7h6 g5f7 e8f7 d2d4 d7d5 c1f4 d5e4 f1c4 f7g7 f4e5 [JM] ®
Allgaier gambit, Horny defence, King‘s Gambit Accepted E = C39 1.e2e4 e7e5 f2f4 e5f4 g1f3 g7g5 h2h4 g5g4 f3g5 h7h6 g5f7 e8f7 d1g4 g8f6 g4f4 f8d6 [JM] ®
Allgaier gambit, King‘s Gambit Accepted E = C39 1.e2e4 e7e5 f2f4 e5f4 g1f3 g7g5 h2h4 g5g4 f3g5 [JM] ®
Allgaier gambit, Schlechter defence, King‘s Gambit Accepted E = C39 1.e2e4 e7e5 f2f4 e5f4 g1f3 g7g5 h2h4 g5g4 f3g5 g8f6 [JM] ®
Allgaier gambit, Thorold Variation, King‘s Gambit Accepted E = C39 1.e2e4 e7e5 f2f4 e5f4 g1f3 g7g5 h2h4 g5g4 f3g5 h7h6 g5f7 e8f7 d2d4 f1c4 [JM] ®
Allgaier gambit, Urusov attack, King‘s Gambit Accepted E = C39 1.e2e4 e7e5 f2f4 e5f4 g1f3 g7g5 h2h4 g5g4 f3g5 h7h6 g5f7 e8f7 f1c4 d7d5 c4d5 f7g7 d2d4 [JM] ®
Allgaier gambit, Walker attack, King‘s Gambit Accepted E = C39 1.e2e4 e7e5 f2f4 e5f4 g1f3 g7g5 h2h4 g5g4 f3g5 h7h6 g5f7 e8f7 [JM] ®
Allgaier publishes detailed analysis of the Allgaier Gambit. E [BW] = 1819
Allgaier, Johann Baptist K, *19.06.1763-3.01.1823 Author of the first chess book published in German in 1795. He operated the chess automation The Turk, when it beat Napoleon Bonaparte in 1809. He served as quartermaster accountant in the Austrian army. He died of dropsy, the accumulation of excessive watery fluid outside the cells of the body. [CT]
Allgaier, Johann born in Schussenried, Germany. Tutored the Emperor's sons. E [BW] = 1763.06.19
Allgaier, Johann died in Vienna of dropsy. Strong master from Vienna. E [BW] = 1823.01.03
ALLGAIER; 1st German chess manual, published by Allgaier, in Vienna. E [BW] = 1795
Allgaier-Gambit n ® Allgaier Gambit
Allgaier-Gambit, Hamppe- ® Hamppe-Allgaier-Gambit
Allgaier-Kieseritzky Gambit (King‘s Gambit) E ® Allgaier-Kieseritzky (Königsspringer-Gambit)
allgemein a ® general aE
allgemeine a Analysefähigkeiten fp ® E
Allgemeine a Merkmale np von Schachkompositionen fp ® E
Allgemeine a Regeln fp ® general a rules pE
allgemeine a Spielregel f ® E
Allgemeine a Zeitung Q
Allgemeine Zeitung Chemnitz Q = AZC Q
Allgemeine Zeitung Mainz Q =AZM Q
Allgemeine Zeitung Q
Allgemeine Zeitung, Hannoversche ~ Q ® Hannoversche Allgemeine Zeitung Q
Allgemeine Zeitung, Westdeutsche - ® Westdeutsche Allgemeine Zeitung Q
Allgemeine, Augsburger - ® Augsburger Allgemeine Q
Allgemeine, Gießener - ® Gießener Allgemeine Q
Allgemeine, Hessische - ® Hessische Allgemeine Q
allgemeiner a Nachtreiter m ® generalised Nightrider E
allgemeiner a Plan m ® general plan E
allgemeiner a reflektierender a Nachtreiter ® generalised reflecting Nightrider E
Allgemeines a Buch nC ® General Book EC
allgemeines a Schach n ® Fairy Chess E
allgemeinster a reflektierender a Nachtreiter m ® super-generalised reflecting Nightrider E ® allgemeinster Reflexions-Nachtreiter
allgemeinster a Reflexions-Nachtreiter m ® super-generalised reflecting Nightrider E ® allgemeinster reflektierender Nachtreiter
Allhopper E ® All-Hüpfer
All-Hüpfer m ® Allhopper, Omnihopper E
Alliance E ® Allianz
Alliance-Form f Mischung aus coexistence- und combination-Form (Steine, die dasselbe Feld besetzen, können zusammen oder separat ziehen) [C. M. Tylor, Chessics 29/30, 1987, S. 157-158] ® chess reactions E ® Alliance form E
Allianz f ® Alliance E
Allianz Sportverein Sabt Schachverein)
Alligator-Pokal-Turnier n (Enger-Spenge
All-in castling E [Fairy Chess Review, IV/1956; Feensch. VIII/4] ® Es kann überall rochiert werden, wenn zwischen König und Turm zwei beziehungsweise drei freie Felder vorhanden sind.
All-in chess E ® Auch gegnerische Steine dürfen gezogen werden; nach einem Zugpaar darf nicht die identische Stellung wie vor dem Zugpaar entstehen.?
All-in Chess Typ I E
All-in Chess Typ II E
Alliney, Federico K, *3.09.1920, I
Allingham, David K, *17.12.1808-4.05.1891, IRL
Allison, Christopher John K, *23.12.1931-5.05.1969, GB
all-Leaper-Hopper E ® Allspringerhüpfer
all-Leaper-Lion E ® Allspringer-Lion
Allmächtige a Dame f = Amazone f ® Omnipotent Queen, Amazon E
allmächtiger a König m ® Omnipotent King E
Allmaier, Michael, ELO IV 1997 = 2024
Alloffiziersopfer n [Schwalbe IV 1999 S. 97]
allowed E ® zulässig
allows follwing combination EC
all-Platzwechsel E ® Platzwechsel alle
All-play-all tournament, first was London International on this day. E [BW] = 1851.07.28
Allport, N. L. K
Allreiterhüpfer m ® all-Rider-Hopper E
Allreiter-Lion m ® all-Rider-Lion E
all-Rider-Hopper E ® Allreiterhüpfer
all-Rider-Lion E ® Allreiter-Lion
Allroundspieler m ® E
All-Rückversetzung f (Circe) ® E
All-Russian Chess Federation E First Russian chess federation, formed in 1914. It had 865 members. [CT]
All-Russian Chess Federation founded (865 members). E [BW] = 1914
Allrussisches Turnier Q
Allschach n ® all-Chess E
Allspringer m Kombinierter n:m-Springer, für alle ganzzahligen n,m [Hilmar Ebert] ® Omni-Leaper = n:m-Leaper for all n,m
Allspringer, nichtschlagender - ® nichtschlagender Allspringer ® E
Allspringerhüpfer m ® all-Leaper-Hopper E
Allspringer-Lion m ® all-Leaper-Lion E
All-Ukraine Tourney Q
Allumwandlung fDE „total promotion“ [John Rice] E ® Allumwandlung
Allumwandlung, gemischte - ® gemischte Allumwandlung
Allumwandlung, gemischtfarbige - ® gemischtfarbige Allumwandlung
Allumwandlung, schwarze - ® schwarze Allumwandlung
Allumwandlung, verteilte - ® verteilte Allumwandlung
Allumwandlung, weiße - ® weiße Allumwandlung
All-Union Physical Culture and Sport Committee Q
All-Union Team Champ USSR Q
All-Unterverwandlung f ® E
Alma-Atinskaja Pravda Q
Almada, Enrique FM SUI, ELO VI 1998 = 2320
al-Mahdi ibn al-Mansur died. 3rd of the Abbasid caliphs. E [BW] = 0785
al-Mahdi ibn al-Mansur is 3rd Abbasid caliph. E [BW] = 0775
al-Mahdi write a letter to Mecca to give up chess, dice, and archery. E [BW] = 0780
al-Mamum watched Rabrab, Jabir al-Kufi, and Abdalghaffar al-Ansari play chess in Baghdad. E [BW] = 0819
Almanach de l‘Humanité Q
Almanach in Chess Q & 1845 Charles Tomlinson
Almanach, Schach- ® Schachalmanach
al-Mansur died. 2nd caliph of the new dynasty (Abbasids). E [BW] = 0775
Almasi Zoltan GM HUN *29.08.76 ELO IV 1997 = 2648, V 1999 = 2628
Almeida Saenz, Alfonso IM MEX, ELO VI 1998 = 2405
Almasi, Istvan IM HUN, ELO VI 1998 = 2450
Almasi, Zoltan born. GM. E [BW] = 1976.08.29
Almasi, Zoltan GM HUN, ELO VI 1998 = 2650
al-Ma'sudi, writes on the history of chess in India and Byzantine chess. E [BW] = 0947
al-Mawardi died. Wrote about chess. E [BW] = 1058
Almeida, Omar FM CUB, ELO VI 1998 = 2330
Almgren, Sven Elias K, *14.05.1900-31.01.1973, S
Al-Mubarak writes Arabic manuscript for Abd-al-Hamid (AH manuscript) E [BW] = 1140
al-Muktafi died. E [BW] = 0908
al-Muktafi reigns; as-Suli is his best chess player. E [BW] = 0902
al-Mumun born. A caliph. E [BW] = 0786
al-Muqtadir died. E [BW] = 0932
al-Muqtadir reigns. E [BW] = 0908
Almus, Georg K, D
Al-Mustasim put to death by invading Mongols. E [BW] = 1258
Al-Mustasim, Abbasid caliph, reigned E [BW] = 1242
al-Mutadid comes to power. Chessplayer. E [BW] = 0892
al-Mutadid died. E [BW] = 0902
al-Mutamid E Moorish poet-king who reigned over Seville in the late 11th century. He was regarded as a chess patron and kept several chess masters in his kingdom. In 1078 Alfonso VI and Ibn-Ammar, chess master in al-Mutamid‘s court, played a game of chess for the stake of Seville. Ibn-Ammar won and the city was spared from siege. Alfonso kept the chess set and board. [CT]
al-mutamid, Morrish king, regarded as a chess patron. E [BW] = 1070
al-Mutasim ibn Harun ar-Rashid died. Chess problem attributed to him. E [BW] = 0842
al-Mutawakkil died. E [BW] = 0847
al-Mutazz died. E [BW] = 0869
Al-Mutazz was playing chess when the head of his chief arrival was brought to him. E [BW] = 0866
Along K
Aloni Jubilee Q
Aloni, Hillel K, *30.09.1937, IL
Aloni, Yoel K & Uri Avner K (Edit.) - The Art of Israeli Chess Composition Q 1983
Aloni, Yoel K, *30.09.1937, IL
Alonso, Rene IM CUB, ELO VI 1998 = 2350
Alpenpokal m ® E
Alper, Yuriy, ELO IV 1997 = 2056
Alpha K, *8.01.1814-30.07.1867, GB
alphabetiques invers, Échecs ~ ® Échecs alphabetiques invers pF
alphabétiques, Échecs - ® Échecs alphabétiques pF
alphabetisch a ® alphabetical aE
Alphaliste f ® E
alphanumerische a Folge f (von Zügen in einem Problem; z. B. Échecs alphabétiques p ) ® E
Alpha-Reihe C Saitek-Schach-Computer ® Aragon ®Alchemist ® Avalon ® Aurora ® Aria
Alpine chess Q & HENNEBERGER, M. with Hume, G. and White, A. C. (19cm x 13cm, 235pp). Around 200 problems by Swiss composers, with commentary and several photographs. Chess Amateur, 1921. [BL]
Alquerque E ® Fanorona
al-Rashid E Caliph of Baghdad who favored chess and granted liberal pensions to chess masters in his court around 800 A.D. [CT]
al-Rashid, Caliph of Islam, comes to power. E [BW] = 0786
already E ® schon
Al-Rushid, Caliph of Baghdad, 1st caliph to play chess. E [BW] = 0800
Als Arkanum n dagegen aber wird einzig und allein die Bibel f, und zwar lediglich die praktische Moral derselben, verordnet, und dabei auf den allerdings mitverderbten Klerus schon weidlich geschimpft. Kein Wunder daher, dass dieser Renner während der Reformation der beliebteste Tummelgaul des Volkes wurde und noch lange nachher geblieben ist. Wie sehr indes bei dieser bloß praktischen Weltansicht die Poesie zu kurz kam, zeigt schon eine gelegentliche Äußerung Trimbergs selbst: »dass ja doch der Esel mehr nutze als die schön singende Nachtigall.« Denselben Charakter hat eine Menge anderer didaktischer Dichtungen jener Zeit, als: das Buch der Tugend von Hans Vintler, die Gestirne, das Schachzabelbuch und die weisen Meister. Überall ist es vorzüglich der Hochmut der Zeit, welcher bekämpft wird, aber nicht mit den blanken Waffen der Religion, sondern durch menschliche Vernunft und eine gewisse moralische Lebensklugheit bekämpft wird. [Eichendorff: Geschichte der poetischen Literatur Deutschlands, S. 239-240. Digitale Bibliothek, S. 11569-11570 ® Eichendorff W Bd. 3, S. 661-662]
als Zeichen n der Freundschaft f ® in token of friendship E
Al-Satranj Arabic: Schach
Alsterufertag m Wettkampf linkes gegen rechtes Alsterufer in Hamburg ® E
Altanoch, Genden FM MGL, ELO VI 1998 = 2300
Altarabisches a Schach n Im Altarabischen Schach stehen statt der Damen Minister („M“ = Fers ® 1:1-Springer) auf dem Brett und statt der Läufer Elefanten („E“ = Alfil ® 2:2-Springer). Es gibt weder Bauerndoppelschritt noch En-passant-Schlag. Umwandlungen erfolgen in Minister. Rochaden sind nicht gestattet. Gewonnen hat, wer den Gegner matt setzt, patt setzt oder aller Steine beraubt, ohne selbst in diese Gefahr zu geraten (Matt-, Patt- und Beraubungssieg). Remis ist, wenn keines dieser Gewinnziele erreicht werden kann. [H. Suwe, feenschach (93) XI-XII 1989 S. 223]® Old-Arabic Chess E
Altauskaja Pravda Q
Alt-Benoni n (Eröffnung) ® Old Benoni E
Alt-Benoni-Verteidigung. Q Stoljar / Kondratjew. 104 Seiten - kartoniert - Schmaus 1985
altdeutsche a Schule f (Problemschach) ® ?
Altdeutscher a Stil m ® Old German style E
Alte a Daten npC ® old data pE
Alte a Züge mpC ® old moves pE
Alte m (der -) = Läufer m, gelegentliche Bezeichnung im Mittelalter
Altena, Gerard van K, NL, *1918-?, Rotterdam, study composer, twin brother of ® Altena, Johannes van. [HG]
Altena, Johannes van K, NL, *1918-1976, twin brother of Johannes van Altena, study composer [HG].
Altenburg, Wolfgang, ELO IV 1997 = 2035
Alt-Englisch (Eröffnung) ® Old English Defence E
Altenhof, Martin, ELO IV 1997 = 2186
alter Art, Serienzüger ~ ® Serienzüger alter Art
Alter K, *8.04.1827-24.11.1901, GB
Alter, Ladislav of Czechoslovakia died. E [BW] = 1991.01.11
altered safeguarding of the aim E compensation; logical theory E ® geänderte Zielsicherung
Alterman, Boris GM ISR *04.05.70 ELO VI 1998 = 2600, V 1999 = 2543 [born. GM. E [BW] = 1970.05.04]
Alterman, Vladimir IM ISR, ELO VI 1998 = 2365 [born in Russia. GM 1992. E [BW] = 1942.03.27]
Alternate colors pE ® alternierende Farben p
alternating ... E ® abwechselnd ... a
alternation of changed mate E ® Mattwechseländerung
Alternativcirce: Zunächst wird wie in ® Circe gespielt. Ist jedoch das Wiedergeburtsfeld eines geschlagenen Steines besetzt, wird er analog zu ® Spiegelcirce wiedergeboren. Ist auch dieses Feld besetzt, verschwindet der Stein vom Brett. [Problemkiste (133) II 2001 S. 20]
Alternative Circe E [T. Tauber]
alternative seriesmover E ® alternierender Serienzüger
Alternativenbestimmung fC ® E
Alternativ-Umwandlung = Gegensatz zu konsekutiv: UW in alternativen Abspielen (Varainten) statt ® konsekutiv in ein und demselben Abspiel ® E
Alternator m Sammelbezeichnung für Figuren, die ihre Gangart wechseln, die im einfachsten Fall also im ersten Zug wie X ziehen, im zweiten Zug wie Y, im dritten wieder wie X usw. Ein komplizierteres Beispiel ist das Chamäleon. Die erste bekannte Verwendung einer Alternator-Figur stammt von ® as-Suli (ca. 920 n. Chr.) [G. P. Jelliss, Variant Chess 2, IV-VI/1990, S. 21] ® Alternator
Alternator piece E ® Alternator-Figur
Alternator-Figur f [as-Suli, ca. 920 n. Chr.] ® Alternator piece E ® Alternator
alternierender a Serienzüger m ® alternative seriesmover E
alternierendes a Blinken n Leuchtdioden: Ausgangs- und Zielfeld ® E
Altersklasse f ® E
altes a Madrasi n ® Old Madrasi E
älteste a aufgezeichnete a Partie f ®