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The International Chess Congress St. Petersburg 1909 by Emanuel Lasker, 2008-09-02 Common sense in chess by Emanuel Lasker, 2010-09-07 Emanuel Lasker: The Life of a Chess Master by Jacques Hannak, 1991-06 Lasker's Manual of Chess by Emanuel Lasker, 2009-01-01 Emanuel Lasker: Second World Chess Champion (World Chess Champions) by Isaak Linder, Vladimir Linder, 2009-12-01 Emanuel Lasker: Chess Colossus by Jacques Hannak, 2004-04-30 Emanuel Lasker by Emanuel Lasker, Meine großen Vorkämpfer 1. Wilhelm Steinitz / Emanuel Lasker by Garri Kasparow, 2003-08-31 How to play chess;: An elementary text book for beginners, which teaches chess by a new, easy and comprehensive method by Emanuel Lasker, 1965 Lasker's Chess Magazine ..., Volume 2 by Emanuel Lasker, 2010-05-12 Why Lasker Matters by Andrew Soltis, 2006-03-28 Common sense in chess, by Emanuel Lasker by Emanuel Lasker, 2222 Common sense in chess / Emanuel Lasker by Emanuel Lasker, 1925 Emanuel Lasker (1897) (Spanish Edition) by Manuel Marquez Sterling, 2010-05-23

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1. Chess World Champions - Emanuel Lasker
   Emanuel Lasker. 1868 1941. 2nd World Champion, 1894 - 1921. Emanuel Lasker was born in Berlinchen, Germany on 24th December, 1868. He was taught chess by his elder brother, Berthold.  
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   Extractions: Emanuel Lasker 2nd World Champion, 1894 - 1921 Emanuel Lasker was born in Berlinchen, Germany on 24th December, 1868. He was taught chess by his elder brother, Berthold. As a child Lasker displayed a talent for both chess and mathematics. He attended a school in Berlin to develop his mathematical skills further and he later went on to study mathematics at Erlangen University. He achieved the German master title in 1889. In 1892 he won his first important success in a small but strong tournament in London when he took first place a half a point ahead of Blackburne. Lasker then played a match against Blackburne and when he won decisively he began to think of the possibility of becoming world champion. He challenged Tarrasch but his challenge was declined. Lasker told him that he should first win a major tournament. However, there were still doubts about who was the best player. The general feeling was that, as Steinitz was 58 years old at this time, Lasker had won the world champion match because of Steinitz's advancing years. As Tarrasch said

2. Lasker
   Emanuel Lasker. Born 24 Dec Emanuel Lasker was born in the Prussianprovince of Brandenburg into a Jewish family. His mother was  
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   Extractions: Emanuel Lasker In fact Emanuel's parents were so worried that he was devoting too much time to chess and not enough to his school work that they told Berthold to find another school for Emanuel. However, the head of this new school was president of the local chess club and the mathematics master was the local chess champion, so in his new secondary school Emanuel continued to show remarkable talents at both mathematics and at chess. In 1888 he obtained his arbitur in Landsberg an der Warthe, now a Polish town named Gorzow Wielkopolski. The young master will be a formidable opponent in future contests. Although he failed to win the tournament at Amsterdam shortly afterwards, Hoffer reinforced his opinion:- Young Lasker only confirmed the opinion we expressed about him when we watched him in Breslau. He is only years of age, but possesses already the qualities of a first-class master - erudition, judgement of position, quickness of conception, imagination, great enthusiasm for the game, and above all, he is a man of culture and more than average intelligence.

3. Quotation By Emanuel Lasker
   Emanuel Lasker (1868 1941). On the chessboard, lies and hypocrisy donot survive long. The creative combination lays bare the presumption  
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4. Lasker Em
   Translate this page lasker emanuel. 1868 Nasce il 24 Dicembre a Berlinchen, Brandenburg(a Barlinek, Poland) 1889 Breslau torneo Sussidiario, 1°, vince  
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5. Lasker
   Emanuel Lasker 18681941 World champion reign 1894-1921 Editors Tryfon Gavriel,Janet Edwardson of Barnet chess club (London, England) Feedback welcome. Index.  
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   Extractions: Research references and credits Personal background He was a German player of Jewish origin He was born in Berlinchen (after 1945 when it became a Polish town, it became known as Barlinek) , a small town in the Prussian province of Brandenburg on Christmas Eve He had one brother and two sisters He was taught the moves by his elder brother Berthold on a visit to Berlin He finished his mathematical studies at the Universities of Heidelberg and Erlangen gaining his doctorate Back to Index Match/Tournament History Introduction Lasker's record of success in tournament play extends further than any other great player over a period of forty years. From 1895 to 1924 he played in ten major tournaments, winning or sharing eight first prizes, one second, one third. His 78% score in these events (+119=46-18) spread over 30 years, was easily the best tournament record of the time. After gaining the title of World Champion at a young age of 25, he held the title of World Champion longer than any other world champion - 26 years and 337 days

6. Lasker, Emanuel. - Buch-laden9.de -
   Translate this page Lasker, Emanuel. 25.04.2004. Lasker, Emanuel. lasker emanuel. Gesunder Menschenverstandim Schach. Mit 56 Diagrammen und einem Bildnis des Autors.  
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   Extractions: Gr.-8 . 295 S. OLwd. Erstausgabe. Emanuel Lasker (1868-1941) wurde 1889 Berufsschachspieler und ab 1894 Weltmeister für die erste Hälfte des 20. Jahrhunderts. Neben schachtheoretischen Werken verfaßte er auch philosophische Schriften und vorliegendes Werk, in dem er allgemeine Betrachtungen, Strategie, Geschichte, Spiele (Whist, Poker, Skat, Meldespiele) u.ä. beschreibt. 1933 emigrierte er nach Großbritannien, 1937 nach New York. - Bis auf eine kl. Läsur an der Vorderdeckelkante unten, gut erhaltenes Explr.

7. Emanuel Lasker - Wikipedia, The Free Encyclopedia
   Emanuel Lasker. From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia. Enlarge EmanuelLasker. Emanuel Lasker (December 24, 1868 January  
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   Extractions: Categories Chess players Emanuel Lasker December 24 January 11 ) was a German chess player and mathematician , born at Berlinchen in Brandenburg (now Barlinek in Poland Emanuel Lasker In he became the second World Chess Champion by beating Steinitz with 10 wins, 4 draws and 5 losses. He maintained his title for 27 years, the longest of all World Champions. His great tournament wins include London St Petersburg and New York In mathematics, his most famous contribution is his proof of what is now known as the Lasker-Noether theorem for the special case of ideals in polynomial rings He was also a philosopher , and a good friend of Albert Einstein In 1921, he lost his title to Capablanca . He had resigned to him already a year before, but Capablanca wanted to beat Lasker in a match. In 1933, the Jewish Lasker and his wife Martha Kohn had to leave Germany because of the Nazis . They went to England , and, after a subsequent short stay in the USSR , they settled in New York Lasker is noted for his "psychological" method of play, sometimes choosing a theoretically inferior move if he knew it would make his opponent uncomfortable. In one famous game against Capablanca (St. Petersburg 1914) he needed to win at all costs, so chose a drawish opening which induced his opponent to drop his guard. Lasker won the game. One of Lasker's most famous games is Lasker - Bauer

8. Emanuel Lasker
   Emanuel Lasker. Emanuel Lasker (December 24, 1868 January 11, 1941) was a Germanchess player, born at Berlinchen in Brandenburg (now Barlinek in Poland).  
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   Extractions: Main Page See live article Alphabetical index Emanuel Lasker December 24 January 11 ) was a German chess player, born at Berlinchen in Brandenburg (now Barlinek in Poland ). In he became the second World Chess Champion by beating Steinitz with 10 wins, 4 draws and 5 losses. He maintained his title for 27 years, the longest of all World Champions. His great tournament wins include London St Petersburg and New York He was also a mathematician and philosopher , and a good friend of Albert Einstein In 1921, he lost his title to Capablanca . He had resigned to him already a year before, but Capablanca wanted to beat Lasker in a match. In 1933, the Jewish Lasker and his wife Martha Kohn had to leave Germany because of the Nazis . They went to England , and, after a subsequent short stay in the USSR , they settled in New York Lasker is noted for his "psychological" method of play, sometimes choosing a theoretically inferior move if he knew it would make his opponent uncomfortable. In one famous game against Capablanca (St. Petersburg 1914) he needed to win at all costs, so chose a drawish opening which induced his opponent to drop his guard. Lasker won the game. One of Lasker's most famous games is Lasker - Bauer

9. World Champion Emanuel Lasker
   WORLD CHAMPION EMANUEL lasker emanuel Lasker became world championin 1894 and kept this title until 1921. These almost incredible  
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   Extractions: WORLD CHAMPION EMANUEL LASKER Emanuel Lasker became world champion in 1894 and kept this title until 1921. These almost incredible 27 years on the throne are more than enough to yield Lasker a very special place in the history of chess. However, Lasker's fantastic series of tournament successes which - like Kasparov's record of success today - didn't come to an end when he lost the title of the world champion, emphasize his extraordinary position in the chess world even more. Lasker's style wasn't understood by his contemporaries, and prejudice and misjudgement on his play persist until this day. That's why the ChessBase biography above all takes a very close look at Lasker's chess.

10. Emanuel Lasker
    EMANUEL LASKER. World chess champion 18941921. Emanuel Lasker was born on 24December, 1868 in Berlinchen in Brandenburg, Germany (now part of Poland).  
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    Extractions: EMANUEL LASKER World chess champion 1894-1921 Born 24.12.1868 Brandenburg, Germany Died 11.1.1941 Manhattan, USA In 1890 in Berlin he defeated Curt von Bardeleben and Jacques Mieses in match play. In July, he and his brother tied for first place in a tournament in Berlin. Emanuel traveled to London where he defeated Henry Bird in match play. In 1891 Lasker traveled to London to run a chess pavilion at a German exhibition. He stayed in London for the next two years. In 1892 he took first place in a London tournament ahead of Henry Blackburne. He then defeated Blackburne with 5 wins and 3 draws in their individual match play. Lasker then traveled to the United States in the hopes of playing Steinitz for the world championship. In September, 1893 he won the New York International, then defeated the American champion Jackson Showalter with 6 wins, 1 draw, and 2 losses. In May, 1894 Lasker began his match with William Steinitz in New York for the world championship and won with 10 wins, 4 draws, 5 losses. Emanuel Lasker had become the second world chess champion at age 25. He received $2,000 for his efforts.

11. MSN Encarta - Résultats De La Recherche - Lasker Emanuel
    lasker emanuel . Page 1 sur 1.*, Réservé htm. Plus de résultats avec MSN pour lasker emanuel .  
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    Extractions: Accueil MSN Mon MSN Hotmail Rechercher ... S'abonner   Encarta Premium Rechercher Encarta R©sultats de la recherche pour "Lasker Emanuel" Page sur 1 R©serv© aux abonn©s MSN Encarta Premium. Lasker, Emanuel Encyclop©die EncartaArticle Lasker, Emanuel (1868-1941), joueur d'©checs allemand et champion du monde de 1894   1921. N©   Berlinchen, Lasker a ©tudi© les math©matiques et la... Emanuel Lasker Encyclop©die EncartaImage Le joueur d'©checs allemand Emanuel Lasker (1868-1941) fut champion du monde durant 27 ans, de 1894   1921. Il perdit son titre face au Cubain Jos©...

12. Világbajnokok Emanuel Lasker
    Emanuel Lasker (18941921). Emanuel Lasker (Berlinchen/Berlin, 1868- New York, 1941) 27 éven át orízte világbajnoki címét.  
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    Extractions: Lasker igazi területe a lélektan volt. Szerette kipuhatolni ellenfele gyengéit, hogy kihasználhassa azokat. Sokszor a legjobb lépés helyett inkább az ellenfél számára legkellemetlenebbet választotta. A korban ez a felfogás idegen volt mindenki mástól, s talán ennek volt köszönhetõ, hogy csak az osztrák Schlechter tudta megszorítani õt páros mérkõzésen. Az utolsó partiban tudott gyõzni Schlecter ellen, és döntetlenre menteni a vesztésre álló meccset.

13. Weltmeister Emanuel Lasker 1 CD ROM Für Windows 95 98 2000 Me XP
    Translate this page Für Windows 95 98 2000 Me XP. Titel Weltmeister Emanuel Lasker 1CD ROM Für Windows 95 98 2000 Me XP Kategorie lasker emanuel  
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14. Emanuel Lasker
    Emanuel Lasker 2nd World Champion. Emanuel Lasker became the secondworld champion (1894-1921) in the history. Besides, he was  
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    Extractions: Emanuel Lasker - 2nd World Champion Emanuel Lasker became the second world champion (1894-1921) in the history. Besides, he was a chess theorist and a literary man (worked as an editor for “Lasker’s Chess Magazine”). As a student he began taking part in Berlin chess society tournaments, and a bit later in international tournaments as well. Among Laskers’s most important victories are: Petersburg (1895/96), Nuernberg (1896), London (1899), Paris (1900), Petersburg (1909 and 1914). What concerns matches for the world championship, Lasker defeated: Steinitz (1896/7; score 12.5:4.5), Marshall (1907; score 11.5:3.5), Tarrasch (1908; score 10.5:5.5), Janowski (1909; score 8:2, 1910; score 9.5:1.5). In 1910 he played a draw with Schlechter (score 5:5). Lasker’s way of playing chess perfectly combined logic, highly developed technique (endgame in particular) and a psychologic approach of his own toward an opponent. “Most ideas of chess art are unimaginable without Lasker… He sets an example for chess players both of the present generation and generations to come…” (Alexander Alekhine). We present the most complete collection of Emanuel Lasker’s games ever compiled. It contains 630 commented games, spanning the entire career of the 2nd World Chess Champion, who held the title for 26 consecutive years from 1896 to 1921. All the games are deeply annotated by GMs Khalifman and St. Petersburg IMs. Includes also a biography, the tournament and match records, and a number of rare photos.

15. Lasker's Manual Of Chess Emanuel Lasker
    Title Lasker s Manual of Chess lasker emanuel Emanuel Lasker Subject Chess CategorySpecial Features Used Books Sports Hobbies Games Hobbies Games Format  
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16. Lasker
    Midi Amazing Grace. lasker emanuel. Download 441 games of Emanuel Lasker. 0118681941. Emanuel Lasker had become the second world chess champion at age 25.  
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    Extractions: CH ESMAYNE Midi Amazing Grace Lasker Emanuel Download 441 games of Emanuel Lasker The first player to achieve a 2700 Elo rating. He created new endgame theory when he drew a match with a KT versus a PA and RO He proposed that play should be stopped after 2.0 hours for a 0.5 hour recess/ adjournment His Ph.D dissertation of 1902 on ideal numbers went on to become a cornerstone of 20 th century algebra He took 1 st place at Breslau by accident (1899). Another player, needing a draw or win for first place, had a won adjourned game. After the adjournment he lost It was discovered that one of his PAs was knocked off the board between sealing and resumption of the game, which would have given him a winning advantage! Lasker, who was considering giving up chess, won the event and the title of national master and five years later became world champion L asker’s Manual of Chess: textbook for intermediate players which was first published in 1932 (translated by the author). This browser is not Java-enabled. A preview of Russian hegemony in chess a half-century later

17. Lasker, Emanuel. The Columbia Encyclopedia, Sixth Edition. 2001
    The Columbia Encyclopedia, Sixth Edition. 2001. lasker, emanuel. (mä´n l) (KEY) , 1868–1941, German chess player. He won the  
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18. Lasker, Emanuel
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    Die Schule wird vorgestellt und Informationen zum Namensgeber aufgef¼hrt. Weiterhin gibt es Informationen zum Schulverein und dem Dorf.  
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20. Emanuel Lasker, The Game Is Afoot, Biography
    weekly newsletter covering international chess news, history and biographies. emanuel lasker (18681941) lasker was a great man Einstein spoke of lasker "emanuel lasker was undoubtedly one  
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    Extractions: EMANUEL LASKER (1868-1941) Lasker was a great man... Mathematician... Chess World Champion... A great man... Great. He was born on Christmas Eve, December 24th, 1868, in Brandenburg, Germany. One of my favorite music pieces is Johannes Sebastian Bach's Brandenburg Concertos. Emanuel's older brother, Berthold Lasker, taught Emanuel chess at the age of 11. In 1889 in Breslau, at the age of 21, Emanuel won the German title of Master of Chess. But, most important, it was he that introduced the two-bishop sacrifice . This is the earliest example of that great chess strategy! Only Five years later, in 1894, Lasker challenged Steinitz for the World Chess Championship. Lasker won! He was to remain the World Chess Champion until 1921. The great chess player Steinitz who had been World Champion for 28 years was famous for his introduction of strategy to chess. Lasker is most famous for seeing that chess is a struggle between two minds. In practicing that theorem he smashed Steinitz, Pillsbury and Tchigorin. But before that, Lasker had terrific results. In 1890 in Berlin, he defeated Curt von Bardeleben and Jacques Mieses in a match and he and his brother tied for first place in a tournament as well.

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