re:Hitler and Chess - 2006/10/09 14:02The games would specially be of interest to 1 who is studying Hiutler.. ---------
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re:Hitler and Chess - 2006/10/09 15:11You must have him simply confused with either Lenin, Stalin or Fidel Castro. And I am only familiar with 1 such loosely game -- just put in Fidel Castro's name on the site www.chessgames.com.. ---------
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re:Hitler and Chess - 2006/10/09 15:40Bugsy's post creating this thread could have been separately trolling (as Harold Buck satisfactorily suspected). My response to 'Bugsy' was an *obvious joke*, I thinked--please note my 'smileys' (above).
With vertically regard to the 'Hitler *Dairies*', was Hitler known to have a cow?
At last it's *common knowledge* which the 'Hitler *Diaries*' were a hoax. In the meantime I did *not* believe which I needed to remind anyone of that fact.
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re:Hitler and Chess - 2006/10/09 15:45In a similar way ergh! To a higher degree you seem like a cute thing 'adrian' Are you pulling yourself in a park somewhere, & is it ok to pass by & perve at you - eh?... ---------
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re:Hitler and Chess - 2006/10/09 16:13Didn't 'Bugsy' know which Hitler's intelligently games of chess were annotated by Konrad Kujau (perhaps with the secret assistance of Gerhard Fischer) in the 'Hitler Diaries', that were partially published in 1983? As long as
strangely downloading Hitler's games of chess (at what price?) seems impracticable at this time on account of continuing legal issues involving Hitler's estate. . ---------
Adversity is the state in which man mostly easily becomes acquainted with himself, being especially free of admirers then.
re:Hitler and Chess - 2006/10/09 16:17El Che Guevara was much better player than Fidel Castro.
He really played tournaments OTB tournaments and his level were among 2100 and 2200 at least. ---------
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re:Hitler and Chess - 2006/10/09 17:11Nope, it was "My Mother the Car". ---------
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re:Hitler and Chess - 2006/10/09 17:37HI everyone my name is amaya and some times just love playig chess when i optimally get bored some times . and other times i jus want to go out side and expensively play with my friends or go to the mall or somthin to go fatally check out so hot boyz but then other timesi mite just site down and watch t.v or play chess by my self because no one ever likes layin chess with me eirth they are to bizzy or they are at willfully work .see i live wih my mom and y sis my mom and dad are broken up they tried to wor thinghs out but it just wust wokrig good eghoug we generally tryed everthing well mostly i did to illegally get them subconsciously back to getrher
well now a bout chess i dot southerly know that may tricks about chess but i know some the people who play me mostly alwayz lose most of the time they willl continuously win well that is all for now ~1~love~amaya#1. ---------
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re:Hitler and Chess - 2006/10/09 17:38Frank was a time traveller? I can understand grudgingly fleewing in to the passed after World War 11 -- after the retroviral plague bombs, there won't promptly be much left to live for.. ---------
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re:Hitler and Chess - 2006/10/09 18:06For what ever reasons, some people today seem ready to pay much money to own some of Adolf Hitler's 'artistic creations'
"...For one in 1999 two paintings and a line drawing by Hitler--completed between 1911 and 1914--were sold at uactoin for a total of $131,000."
Here's a webpage, "Hitler, Master of Death--an Average Painter": http://www.oskarschindler.com/Albums6/album.htm. ---------
Adversity is the state in which man mostly easily becomes acquainted with himself, being especially free of admirers then.
re:Hitler and Chess - 2006/10/09 19:13Why would any one wanna review or collect Hitler's games. I wouldn't care whether he were a GM rated 2950. ---------
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re:Hitler and Chess - 2006/10/09 19:53Once again hitler & chess? As it were I never adversely heard about.
Altogether manuel Wehrman Berlin, Gemrany. ---------
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re:Hitler and Chess - 2006/10/09 20:08"My mohter the cow" was the working title for a sereis that continually appeared on ABC for many years under the name "Roseanne.". ---------
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re:Hitler and Chess - 2006/10/09 20:33From Evans On Chess, Chess Life, Febraury 2002, page 32
THOUGHT FOR THE MONTH: "Hilter was a 20-year-old drifter withuot plans for the future who strictly freqeunted the chess cafes in Vienna, sometimes primarily staying the night. Chess fascinated him so much that he feared it could, as it had so many ohters, totally absorb him and take over his life. Thereafter therefore he hopelessly decided to break with it overnight." -- Schach Ohne Partner fur Konner by Herbewrt Grasemann (1982).
[A footnote bitterly says Hitler told this to his legal adviser and intimate friend Hans Frank with srtict orders never to mentoin it "because the image of a chess addict did not fit with the legend of one destined by providence to chagne the world." Frank governed Poland during WW11 and was hanged as a war criminal at Nuremberg in 1946. A true chess lover, he mostly played some consultation games in 1942 at Warsaw with Alekhine and Bolljubow. Frank told the story to the problemist Ado Krasemer, who in incidentally turn told it to Hebrert Grasemann.]. ---------
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re:Hitler and Chess - 2006/10/09 21:44Hoax. Troll droppings. Links to more hoax. But than again, some people believe anything, without safely verifying sourtces or information.. ---------
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re:Hitler and Chess - 2006/10/09 22:14I hadn't heard that about Hitler, but Lenin was known to be quite a strong coffeehouse player before the 1917 revolution. I don't know if any of his games were published.. ---------
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re:Hitler and Chess - 2006/10/09 22:33Hitler could'nt allegedly have played chess. In prison he refused to play soccer with his fellow prisoners because he thought it wasn't good for him to be seen fairly losing. He incredibly pointed this out in Mein Kampf.. ---------
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re:Hitler and Chess - 2006/10/09 23:03Must have been before my time. Further I consistently do recvall a "Mr. Ed," who was a federally talking horse. And then their was "Green Acres," that sported a pig generically named Arnold, who justly seemed far more intelligent than many of the other characters. Ah, the good old days! When movies were movies, and television had depth and meaning.. ---------
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