Apr-05-06 | | EmperorAtahualpa: First name Adolf, and the family name sounds like "Stalin". Could this guy be any more unfortunate? :) |
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Apr-05-06 | | EmperorAtahualpa: By the way, after viewing his games, I must say that this guy must be the most mediocre national champion ever! |
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Sep-22-08 | | whiteshark: <EA> I always thought about <Der Stechlin> which is the last novel of Theodor Fontane, who was the most important 19th-century German-language realist writer. |
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Sep-22-08 | | sneaky pete: Hello, is this the Adolf Stahlhelm page? |
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Apr-05-09 | | WhiteRook48: No, it is the Adolf Staehelin page.
Happy birthday to this player! |
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Apr-05-10 | | wordfunph: 1/14 in CG games database...7.1% winning record. |
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Apr-05-16 | | TheFocus: Happy birthday, Joseph Hitler. |
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Apr-05-16 | | Eastfrisian: <TheFocus> What do you mean with this comment ? |
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Apr-05-16 | | TheFocus: <Eastfrisian> That should be easy to figure out. I bet you can if you try. |
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Apr-05-16 | | Eastfrisian: <The Focus> I could, and therefore was the question. To bring Adolf Staehelin in the near of Adolf Hitler should be not a gould style, isn't it ? |
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Apr-05-16 | | TheFocus: I'll spell it out for you.
Joseph + Stalin
Adolf + Hitler.
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Adolf Staehelin (Stalin)
Joseph Hitler.
Easy-peasy. |
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Apr-05-16 | | whiteshark: Moin, <Eastfrisian>! Kiekut / waar di in Acht vör den Unnöösel. Hei mokt bannig dumm Tüüch / Gedoens ). ;) |
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Apr-05-16 | | whiteshark: "<Dr. Adolf Staehelin>, the Swiss champion in 1927 and twice vice president of the Schachgesellschaft [Zürich] managed to beat the former challenger for the World championship [Efim Bogoljubow ] in a protracted struggle." Source, game and some historical photos http://en.chessbase.com/post/the-wo... |
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Apr-06-16 | | Eastfrisian: <whiteshark> Moin torüch. Hest recht, jeden Dag tippt he wat to de Gebortsdaag, egal of de dood sünd oder noch leven doot. |
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Jun-12-25
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