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Juenger vs Georg Rotlewi
Rehburg, GER (1911), Rehburg GER
French Defense: Classical. Burn Variation (C11)  ·  1-0

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Nov-24-13  Karpova: This game is from pages 153-154 of the July 1923 'Neue Wiener Schachzeitung'.

It is only said that the latest news about Rotlewi date back to July 1912 (apparently they didn't know that he died in 1920).

It appears strange that Rotlewi gets crushed like that (he is indeed given as having played Black). The only info is that the game was played in 1911 in Rehburg, a small village. I do not know of any event he participated in there (in 1911 he played in Munich, Cologne and Carlsbad). Rehburg seems to be too small even for a Simul. So it was most likely an informal game. According to wikipedia, Ernst Jünger's family lived in Rehburg and Ernst Jünger from 1907 onwards*. He was born in 1895, so maybe a bit too young. Rotlewi's opponent is most likely his father Dr. Ernst Georg Jünger, an enthusiastic chessplayer**.

*http://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ernst_...

**http://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ernst_...

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