The chess games of Hans-Hilmar Staudte

Hans-Hilmar Staudte
Number of games in database: 12
Years covered: 1950
Overall record: +6 -3 =3 (62.5%)*
   * Overall winning percentage = (wins+draws/2) / total games
      Based on games in the database; may be incomplete.

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HANS-HILMAR STAUDTE (born Jan-18-1911, died Jan-21-1979) Germany	[what is this?]
Dr. Hans-Hilmar Staudte was born in Kaldenkirchen in 1911. He was a lawyer and composer of endgame studies.

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Game	Result	Moves	Year	Event/Locale	Opening
1. H Staudte vs A Maccioni	0-1	80	1950	Dubrovnik oL	C30 King's Gambit Declined
2. H Opsahl vs H Staudte	0-1	43	1950	Dubrovnik olm	D37 Queen's Gambit Declined
3. H Lambert vs H Staudte	½-½	73	1950	Dubrovnik olm	C49 Four Knights
4. H Staudte vs S Helle	1-0	37	1950	Dubrovnik oL	C34 King's Gambit Accepted
5. G P Thibaut vs H Staudte	0-1	47	1950	Dubrovnik olm	D57 Queen's Gambit Declined, Lasker Defense
6. H Staudte vs Othoneos	1-0	32	1950	Dubrovnik olm	B11 Caro-Kann, Two Knights, 3...Bg4
7. H Staudte vs Pinzon	0-1	23	1950	Dubrovnik oL	C31 King's Gambit Declined, Falkbeer Counter Gambit
8. H Rossetto vs H Staudte	½-½	51	1950	Dubrovnik olm	D56 Queen's Gambit Declined
9. N Bergqvist vs H Staudte	0-1	61	1950	Dubrovnik olm	C72 Ruy Lopez, Modern Steinitz Defense, 5.O-O
10. H Staudte vs G Primavera	½-½	26	1950	Dubrovnik olm	B09 Pirc, Austrian Attack
11. H Staudte vs Vidmar	0-1	46	1950	Dubrovnik olm	B09 Pirc, Austrian Attack
12. H Kramer vs H Staudte	0-1	32	1950	Dubrovnik olm	C75 Ruy Lopez, Modern Steinitz Defense

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Aug-14-08		whiteshark: Bio: http://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hans-H...

Jul-31-09		whiteshark: Any relations to <Rainer Staudte> Birthdate 31-7-1953 Nationality GER Elo (01-07-2009) 1947 FIDE number 4664272 ??

Jan-18-12		brankat: Dr.Staudte must have been not only an endgame composer, but also a pretty strong practical player, as his score in Dubrovnik Chess Olympiad would suggest.

Apr-10-12		thomastonk: Staudte played the German championship once (at least) in 1950: 1st Unzicker 12.5, 2nd and 3rd Bogoljubov and Staudte with 12 points. Not too bad! Other databases like that of Chessbase have some games played by him during 1949-52, but he became a strong player already before WW II. He was a member of the "Aachener Schachverein 1856" since he was a schoolboy, and he was the best player already in 1928. Some of his early games survived in a chess column of a local newspaper.

Apr-18-12		thomastonk: <whiteshark: Any relations to <Rainer Staudte>?> No. Rainer Staudte has done a lot at the wiki entry you cited before, but somewhere in wiki he wrote that the share only the name and the interest in problem chess, but they are unrelated to each other.

Dec-10-12		GrahamClayton: <brankat>Dr.Staudte must have been not only an endgame composer, but also a pretty strong practical player, as his score in Dubrovnik Chess Olympiad would suggest. <brankat>, Here is an excellent example of Staudte's tactical awareness, playing Black against Jaya in 1956: click for larger view White has just played 1.xf6, assuming that 1...c1+ can be met by 2.f1. Staudte uncorked the brilliant 1...xe6!!, when either capture loses to 2...c1+ and mate. White resigned, as he must lose a piece to defend against the back-rank mate.

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