The chess games of Hans Rodatz

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Hans Rodatz

Number of games in database: 11
Years covered: 1932 to 1936
Overall record: +5 -2 =4 (63.6%)*
* Overall winning percentage = (wins+draws/2) / total games.

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HANS RODATZ
(born Mar-14-1899, died Jun-26-1981, 82 years old) Germany

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page 1 of 1; 11 games

Game	Result	Moves	Year	Event/Locale	Opening
1. W Schoenmann vs H Rodatz	1-0	24	1932	Hamburg-Altona	C01 French, Exchange
2. E Reinhardt vs H Rodatz	0-1	41	1932	Hamburg-Altona	C02 French, Advance
3. H Rodatz vs H Taube	½-½	22	1932	Hamburg-Altona	D32 Queen's Gambit Declined, Tarrasch
4. G Weissgerber vs H Rodatz	0-1	54	1932	?	D21 Queen's Gambit Accepted
5. I Engert vs H Rodatz	½-½	52	1932	Hamburg-Altona	C02 French, Advance
6. H Rodatz vs E Kapfer	1-0	45	1932	Hamburg-Altona	C01 French, Exchange
7. A Brinckmann vs H Rodatz	½-½	27	1932	Hamburg-Altona	D46 Queen's Gambit Declined Semi-Slav
8. H Wagner vs H Rodatz	½-½	40	1932	Hamburg-Altona	D10 Queen's Gambit Declined Slav
9. H Rodatz vs H Heinicke	0-1	59	1932	Hamburg-Altona	D94 Grunfeld
10. H Rodatz vs H Von Hennig	1-0	37	1932	Hamburg-Altona	E34 Nimzo-Indian, Classical, Noa Variation
11. H Rodatz vs E Reinhardt	1-0	12	1936	Hamburg	E16 Queen's Indian

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Mar-14-18		GrahamClayton: Obscure German player who lived in Hamburg, and who competed in the 4-player tournament held in the same city in 1928, finishing last behind Wagner, Heinicke and Schonemann.

Mar-14-18		Telemus: He had also some better events in 1928. In Februar 1928 the DSZ reported the final standings of the city championship on Hamburg: Rodatz and Sch�nmann shared 1st and 2nd with 10/13, and the play-off was won by Sch�nmann +1, =2. In October 1928 the same journal reported that Rodatz won the club championship of the Hamburg CC. Moreover he shared first with Brinckmann (ahead of Heinicke and Roese) in one of the two master tournaments of the Lower-Elbe Chess Association (Niederelbischer Schachbund).

Mar-16-18		GrahamClayton: <Telemus> "In October 1928 the same journal reported that Rodatz won the club championship of the Hamburg CC." <Telemus>, Rodatz was long-term member of the Hamburg CC. I came across a reference to him playing for the club against the Vienna Chess Club in 1962, when he was in his mid-60's.

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