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One of the greatest chess legends of all time, Aron Nimzowitsch (1886-1935), is best known for founding the Hypermodernism school of chess, which emerged after World War I to challenge the chess ideologies of traditional central European masters. This first full-scale biography of Nimzowitsch chronicles his early life in Denmark, his family and education, and his fascination with the game that would become the focus of his life. Also included are explorations of his tournament games and records, his dispute with influential chess teacher Siegbert Tarrasch, and his role in the development of Hypermodern Chess. With detailed accounts of nearly 450 games and the only narrative of Nimzowitsch from 1914 to 1924, a period formerly cloaked in mystery, this volume offers the most thorough profile available of one of chess’s greatest innovators. show more (来源bookdepository)
Table of Contents Acknowledgments and Thanks v Preface 1 Chapter 1 : 1886-1904 The Jews of Riga 3 The Nimzowitsch family 4 The spelling of the name 7 The young Nimzowitsch 8 First published game 10 Koenigsberg in 1902 and Berlin in 1903 10 Goettingen in 1903, then back in Berlin in 1904 15 Coburg 1904 18 First game against Tarrasch, Nurnberg 23 Chapter 2 : 1905-1906 Vienna 1905 25 Munich in 1905: First match against Spielmann 30 Munich in 1905: The first simul 33 Barmen 1905 34 After Barmen 45 Education 47 Zurich in 1905 49 Match against Lurie, Riga in 1906 50 Berlin in 1906 51 Munich 1906 52 Chapter 3 : 1907-1909 Munich in 1907 59 To Zurich, then a simul in Winterthur 60 Ostende 1907 60 Karlsbad 1907 75 Munich in 1907, and a simul 93 Second Match against Spielmann, in Munich, 1908 95 Chess in the Baltic, Riga in 1909 98 Chapter 4 : 1910 Professional life in Riga 100 Preparing for Hamburg 1910 104 Hamburg 1910 110 Visit to Dorpat 120 Back in Riga 125 Visit to Pernau 127 Chapter 5 : 1911 Leaving Riga 128 Match against Leonhardt, Hamburg 128 The Tarrasch-Nimzowitsch dispute, 1911 to 1913 133 San Sebastian 1911 134 Correspondence match against Behting 143 Karlsbad 1911 145 Another visit to Dorpat 165 Chapter 6 : 1912 Marshall in the Baltic 170 Riddles by A.N. 172 Rigasche Rundschau in 1912 172 San Sebastian 1912 173 Nimzowitsch: An open letter to Tarrasch 188 Vilnius 1912 189 Chapter 7 : 1913 Rigasche Rundschau in 1913 202 Nimzowitsch on The Modern Chess Game by Tarrasch 204 Nimzowitsch: "The New System" 210 Nimzowitsch on the surrender of the center 214 Father of Hypermodernism 216 Match against Giese, Riga 220 Correspondence match against Fluss 221 Capablanca in Riga 223 Chapter 8 : 1914 Rigasche Rundschau in 1914 225 All-Russian Tournament of Masters at St. Petersburg 226 Play off match against Alekhine 237 St. Petersburg 1914 240 Der alte Ganeff 251 The Great War and Riga 254 Chapter 9 : 1915-1919 World War I at a glance 257 Riga in 1915 258 In the Russian Army, 1916, out 1917 259 Riga under German rule, 1918 262 Chess editor of the Baltische Zeitung 264 Riga simuls 265 Latvian independence, then the Bolsheviks 266 Liberated by the anti-Bolsheviks 269 Chess editor of the Rigasche Rundschau 271 At war with Russia and Germany 272 Chapter 10 : 1920 Simuls in Latvia, 1920 274 Heading for Sweden 277 Goeteborg 1920 278 Match against Bogoljubow, Stockholm 289 Stockholm simuls 292 Second Stockholm Jubilee Tournament 295 Chapter 11 : 1921 Swedish tour, January to March 305 Mysterious matches 311 Visit to Kristiania (Oslo) 317 Visit to Bergen 321 Summer vacation 322 Back to Bergen, Norwegian tour 325 Chapter 12 : 1922 Nimzowitsch in Bergen 327 Swedish Tour, January to March 331 Second match against Hakansson 334 Back in Stockholm 336 Visit to Denmark 337 Danish tour, April to June 338 Summer vacation 344 Further Danish tour, October to November 348 Copenhagen 1922 350 Chapter 13 : 1923 Match against Brinckmann 354 A small tour in Jutland 357 Copenhagen chess clubs 358 Danish tour, February to March 359 Copenhagen 1923 363 Nimzowitsch the smoker 368 Back to work 375 Karlsbad 1923 377 Danish Tour, October to December 391 Chapter 14 : 1924 Simul tour in March and April 395 Correspondence match against Krause 400 On vacation at Vidtskue 404 Copenhagen 1924 (Nordic tournament) 405 Danish Tour, October to December 419 Organizing a Simul Tour to Norway 423 Appendix A. Puzzles and Studies 427 Appendix B. Schaie Niemzowitsch Games and Problems 431 Bibliography 435 Index to Games by Opponent 439 Index to Openings (ECO Codes) 442 Index to Openings (Traditional Names) 445 General Index 447
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