Wally Henschel
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Years covered: 1946

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WALLY HENSCHEL (born Sep-09-1893, died Dec-13-1988) Germany (citizen of United States of America) [what is this?]

page 1 of 1; one game    Game   Result Moves Year Event/Locale Opening 1. W Henschel vs M Karff 0-1 16 1946 New York, New York, USA A47 Queen's Indian

Dec-03-11    whiteshark: <Wally> Henschel * Sept 9, 1893 in Hamburg/Germany † Dec 13, 1988 in Miami (FL)/USA In 1930 she beat Vera Menchik. Bio (non chess) http://www.lexm.uni-hamburg.de/obje... in German Mar-24-12    thomastonk: Is the game that Henschel won against Vera Menchik in 1930 known? If not, I could provide it, because I saw it recently in a local newspaper. Mar-25-12    TheFocus: <thomastonk> Was that your find in today's <Chess Notes>? The interview with Alekhine? If yes, great find! I am looking forward to your Lasker discoveries. Mar-25-12    thomastonk: <TheFocus> Yes, the Alekhine interview, the Lasker games and Wally Henschel's game are all from a chess column of the same newspaper. Meanwhile, I have checked more then 75 percent ...

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