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Max Bluemich
Number of games in database: 73
Years covered: 1910 to 1941
Overall record: +20 -34 =18 (40.3%)*
   * Overall winning percentage = (wins+draws/2) / total games
      Based on games in the database; may be incomplete.
      1 exhibition game, odds game, etc. is excluded from this statistic.

MOST PLAYED OPENINGS
With the White pieces:
 Reti System (10) 
    A04 A06 A05
 King's Indian Attack (7) 
    A07
 King's Indian (5) 
    E98 E70 E97 E99 E77
 English (4) 
    A14 A13 A12
With the Black pieces:
 Sicilian (7) 
    B40 B45 B65 B29 B20
 King's Indian (5) 
    E72 E62 E90 E64 E71
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NOTABLE GAMES: [what is this?]
   M Bluemich vs W Kunerth, 1938 1-0
   Tarrasch vs M Bluemich, 1925 0-1
   R Grau vs M Bluemich, 1928 0-1
   M Bluemich vs W Von Holzhausen, 1926 1-0

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MAX BLUEMICH
(born Nov-03-1886, died Feb-23-1942) Germany

[what is this?]
Reinhold Max Blümich participated in the 1928 Olympiad for the German National team with a result of +5 =4 -4.

In 1941 he completely changed the appearance of the famous chess book ""Kleines Lehrbuch des Schachspiels" from Jean Dufresne and Jacques Mieses. He literally erased almost everyone who appeared to be jewish, even author Jacques Mieses.

Wikipedia article: Max Bl%C3%BCmich


 page 1 of 3; games 1-25 of 73  PGN Download
Game  ResultMoves Year Event/LocaleOpening
1. M Bluemich vs Svenson  0-110 1910 corres ARGC25 Vienna
2. M Bluemich vs Saemisch  ½-½61 1920 Berlin2C48 Four Knights
3. M Bluemich vs J A Seitz  1-024 1920 Berlin2C11 French
4. Zirker vs M Bluemich  ½-½27 1920 Berlin2C48 Four Knights
5. W Schoenmann vs M Bluemich  ½-½55 1920 Berlin2C66 Ruy Lopez
6. M Bluemich vs F Gobl  1-023 1920 Berlin2C66 Ruy Lopez
7. M Bluemich vs G Oskam  1-027 1922 Match GER-NEDC01 French, Exchange
8. G Oskam vs M Bluemich 1-050 1922 Match GER-NEDA46 Queen's Pawn Game
9. Teichmann vs M Bluemich 1-035 1924 LeipzigE90 King's Indian
10. Gruenfeld vs M Bluemich  1-026 1925 BreslauE64 King's Indian, Fianchetto, Yugoslav System
11. M Bluemich vs Saemisch  ½-½33 1925 BreslauA07 King's Indian Attack
12. Bogoljubov vs M Bluemich  1-042 1925 BreslauB40 Sicilian
13. M Bluemich vs A Becker 0-149 1925 BreslauA07 King's Indian Attack
14. M Bluemich vs Von Gottschall  1-029 1925 BreslauA04 Reti Opening
15. Reti vs M Bluemich  ½-½63 1925 BreslauA10 English
16. H Wagner vs M Bluemich  1-031 1925 BreslauA48 King's Indian
17. M Bluemich vs Nimzowitsch  0-156 1925 BreslauA07 King's Indian Attack
18. Rubinstein vs M Bluemich 1-035 1925 BreslauE72 King's Indian
19. M Bluemich vs B Moritz 0-150 1925 BreslauA07 King's Indian Attack
20. Tarrasch vs M Bluemich 0-181 1925 BreslauE71 King's Indian, Makagonov System (5.h3)
21. M Bluemich vs Tartakower  0-154 1926 DresdenA07 King's Indian Attack
22. M Bluemich vs W Von Holzhausen 1-072 1926 DresdenA12 English with b3
23. M Bluemich vs Lokvenc 0-19 1926 DSV KongressA06 Reti Opening
24. Alekhine vs M Bluemich 1-021 1926 DresdenA48 King's Indian
25. Yates vs M Bluemich  1-034 1926 DresdenB40 Sicilian
 page 1 of 3; games 1-25 of 73  PGN Download
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Kibitzer's Corner
Feb-16-05  vonKrolock: Max Blümich (*1886- +1942) Author of an infamous 1941 edition of the "Kleine Lehrbuch des Schachspiels", by Dufresne and Mieses, oportunistically changed, omitting and modifying the references to Chess personalities whith Jewish background - Article on-line, "Arische Eröffnung", by Klaus Gaisenkersting and Martin Krauss (in German) here http://www.belkaplan.de/chess/allge...
Nov-21-06  Karpova: Yes, from jewish chessplayers only losses were included (except for one win by Kolish if i recall correctly) which was ridiculous. So Bluemich even didn't include his games against Rubinstein: Rubinstein-Bluemich 2-0
May-14-07  SBC:

I really must learn German

May-14-07  vonKrolock: :) Another "Prominenter" to be found there (besides of those already mentioned) is Theodor Gerbec
May-14-07
Premium Chessgames Member
  whiteshark: That's maybe interesting for <SBC>: Within the above linked article it is said that <Gutmayer founded a »Morphy chess society«>

googling for <Schachgesellschaft Morphy> yield/bear only one additional but imo very valuable link : http://www.ewetel.net/~heike.focken... footnote 112 - must be before WWI

May-14-07  vonKrolock: <whiteshark> Interesting article and significant passage too - I'm sure that <SBC> wil arrive to a translation before that we can display one here :)

Some highlights from the article I linked above - quote: <"»Und von Schönheit kann man bei den Partien eines Flohr oder Fine wahrhaftig nicht reden«, schreibt Gerbec. »Reines Sicherheitsschach ist so ziemlich das Übelste, was bisher auf den 64 Feldern verzapft worden ist.« "> More firewood in the bonfire, as we say here... And following pearl is from still another "Prominenter", Ernst Strouhal:quote <"»Konkret versuchte Diemer, die Schacheröffnungen nach politischen und rassischen Merkmalen zu bewerten. Die Juden sind die Schöpfer der positionellen, geschlossenen Eröffnungen, während das 'deutsche Kampfschach' - Synonym für Mut und Risiko - offene und kombinationsreiche Eröffnungen bevorzugt, welche dem 'deutschen Wesen' adäquat sind.«>

Nov-04-07  Karpova: A picture of him:
http://www.chesshistory.com/winter/...

From left to right:
Kieninger (writing down his move), Bluemich (thinking), Carls (playing with black against Alekhine), Junge (the tall one standing and talking), Alekhine (playing against Carls) and Lokvenc (standing and talking to Junge)

Dec-22-08  Karpova: From Edward Winter's feature article "Chess: Hitler and Nazi Germany", 2000: http://www.chesshistory.com/winter/...

BCM of January 1942, page 10:

<‘The “New Order” in Germany is busy on chess literature. The outstanding text-book in the German language is Dufresne’s "Lehrbuch des Schachspiels", which has held the field for some 60 years. From 1901 to 1937 it was periodically revised, and brought up to date by J. Mieses, and so remained a thoroughly modern work.

As its popularity could not be gainsaid, it had to be “aryanized”, and a new revision was entrusted to a 100 per cent Aryan master [Max Blümich (1886-1942)].

It will hardly be credited that the names of “non-Aryan” players have been omitted from the historical section, including Kolisch, Zukertort, Steinitz, Lasker, Rubinstein, etc. Not only that, all their most brilliant games which adorned earlier editions have been eradicated, although a few of their games were allowed to remain – those they lost! This is on a par with the maintenance of “Aryan” superiority in chess by the simple expedient of excluding non-Aryan competition.

There is only one word for it – lunacy. “Whom the gods wish to destroy…”.’>

Nov-03-09  Birthday Boy: Happy Birthday!!!Max Bluemich!!!
Feb-18-10  Mibelz: Max Bluemich and Max Blumich is the same person.

Blumich = Blümich = Bluemich

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