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Frantisek Dedrle
Number of games in database: 2
Years covered: 1912

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FRANTISEK DEDRLE (born Oct-13-1878, died May-28-1957, 78 years old) [what is this?]

page 1 of 1; 2 games    Game   Result Moves Year Event/Locale Opening 1. F Dedrle vs M Boubela   1-0 37 1912 Winter tournament C55 Two Knights Defense 2. J Brach Sr vs F Dedrle   1-0 53 1912 Brno C49 Four Knights

Oct-13-16    GrahamClayton: ""The Moravian composer and analyst František Dedrle (1878- 1957) was an all-rounder whose interests embraced problems, studies, and endgame theory. Problemists know him from "Böhmische Schachminiaturen" (1922), from his introduction (in English) to A. C. White's book "Bohemian Garnets" on the problems of Miroslav Havel (1923), and from his trilingual book "Echo" (1927). His writings on the endgame included an article on Drtina's theory of critical squares in pawn endings (1919) and a book "Studie" (1925) containing 150 studies with detailed analysis." http://chesscomposers.blogspot.com....

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