Nov-14-09 Prince Andrey Dadian of Mingrelia
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WilhelmThe2nd: There are some more great photos of Prince Dadian and his home in Kiev at these links: Andria Dadiani Gallery
http://burusi.wordpress.com/2009/08... Andria Dadiani Palace in Kiev
http://burusi.wordpress.com/2009/10...
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| | Jun-01-08 Kibitzer's Café 
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WilhelmThe2nd: <Calli> Are you sure that's Kholmov? I thought the guy in the photo looked like Boleslavsky. Check my post at Dus-Chotimirsky's page for another possible solution to a photo mystery. Fyodor Ivanovich Dus Chotimirsky
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| | Jun-01-08 Fyodor Ivanovich Dus Chotimirsky
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WilhelmThe2nd: In the discussion of the San Sebastián, 1911 photo here:
http://chessbase.com/newsdetail.asp...
I am pretty sure the unidentified man to the left of Leonhardt in this photo is Dus:
http://chessbase.com/news/2008/wint...
He writes in his book of games (page 88, Fyodor ...
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| | Oct-17-07 Calli chessforum
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WilhelmThe2nd: <Calli> Sergei Voronkov has done an article that solves the loose ends about the St. Petersburg 1909 Masters Tournament photo for us at chesspro.ru: http://chesspro.ru/_events/2007/vor... Here is a link to the group photo only:
http://chesspro.ru/_images/material...
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| | Oct-08-07 Cochrane vs Mohishunder, 1848
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WilhelmThe2nd: <Calli> If you go here http://search.clevnet.org/ & search 'Loose Indian chess leaves' the two entries for the Cochrane scores come up. I suppose if you live in the US they'll lend it through inter-library loan. You can purchase copies of the microfilms but it takes a ...
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| | Sep-09-07 Smitten vs Prince Dadian, 1896
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WilhelmThe2nd: M.A. de Smitten was one of the strongest amateur players living in Tiflis when Prince Dadian was stationed there while serving in the Tsar's army. According to 'The Chess Monthly' (vol. 13, #154-155, June-July, 1892):
"In 1888, at Tiflis, he beat M.A. de Smitten in a set match
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| | Jul-15-07 Reuben Fine
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WilhelmThe2nd: Reuben Fine was interviewed in 'Blitz Chess' magazine of July-September, 1992 (Vol.4, Issue 2). Here are a few of the more interesting Q&A's: <BC: Who did you look up to most when you were growing up? RF: Emmanuel [sic] Lasker- I even wrote a book about him and his games. ...
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| | Jul-14-07 Mikhail Chigorin
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WilhelmThe2nd: <a.nugent> Thanks. Grekov had a few versions of his book on Chigorin. The first one had some annotations and an essay by Bohatirchuk that were taken out of the second edition because of his defection. The second edition was the largest with many interesting essays like ...
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| | Jul-12-07 Alexander Alekhine
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WilhelmThe2nd: Here is a link to an article about Alekhine by Pyotr Romanovsky where he describes their encounters prior to Alekhine's emigration in 1921. Thanks to <SBC> for putting all this material on her great website. http://sbchess.sinfree.net/Encounte...
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| | Jun-10-07 Paul Morphy
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WilhelmThe2nd: <SBC> Thanks in advance. I noticed that the book "The Steinitz Papers" by Landsberger mentions that James McConnell's papers went to Tulane University. This collection includes the letter from Steinitz featured in the book and a letter from Charles Buck to McConnell. ...
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