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Max Lange
  
Number of games in database: 21
Years covered: 1902 to 1914
Overall record: +8 -10 =3 (45.2%)*
   * Overall winning percentage = (wins+draws/2) / total games.

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MAX LANGE
(born Apr-25-1883, died Sep-01-1923, 40 years old) Germany (federation/nationality Japan)

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Not to be confused with Max Lange.

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 page 1 of 1; 21 games  PGN Download 
Game  ResultMoves YearEvent/LocaleOpening
1. Pillsbury vs M Lange 0-1211902Kaiser-Cafe, Blindfold Simul 21bC53 Giuoco Piano
2. M Lange vs A Neumann ½-½60190331st DCA Congress, HilversumD46 Queen's Gambit Declined Semi-Slav
3. J Esser vs M Lange 0-126190331st DCA Congress, HilversumC11 French
4. M Lange vs A Speijer  ½-½45190331st DCA Congress, HilversumD50 Queen's Gambit Declined
5. M Lange vs J De Soyres 0-158190331st DCA Congress, HilversumC55 Two Knights Defense
6. R Loman vs M Lange  1-070190331st DCA Congress, HilversumB32 Sicilian
7. M Lange vs P S Leonhardt  0-136190331st DCA Congress, HilversumC87 Ruy Lopez
8. W Schwan vs M Lange 1-047190331st DCA Congress, HilversumA03 Bird's Opening
9. M Lange vs C Trimborn  1-049190331st DCA Congress, HilversumC87 Ruy Lopez
10. F Brown vs M Lange  ½-½48190331st DCA Congress, HilversumC42 Petrov Defense
11. M Lange vs J W te Kolste  1-039190331st DCA Congress, HilversumC84 Ruy Lopez, Closed
12. Duras vs M Lange 1-031190331st DCA Congress, HilversumA07 King's Indian Attack
13. W Meiners vs M Lange  0-142190331st DCA Congress, HilversumB32 Sicilian
14. M Lange vs J F Heemskerk  1-059190331st DCA Congress, HilversumB44 Sicilian
15. B Leussen vs M Lange 1-027190331st DCA Congress, HilversumC14 French, Classical
16. M Lange vs P Kaegbein  1-057190414th DSB Congress - Hauptturnier AC84 Ruy Lopez, Closed
17. M Lange vs Spielmann 0-139190414th DSB Congress - Hauptturnier AD63 Queen's Gambit Declined, Orthodox Defense
18. Duras vs M Lange 1-037190414th DSB Congress - Hauptturnier AC73 Ruy Lopez, Modern Steinitz Defense
19. M Lange vs W Hilse  1-033190414th DSB Congress - Hauptturnier AD54 Queen's Gambit Declined, Anti-Neo-Orthodox Variation
20. Nimzowitsch vs M Lange  1-0511906Cafe Bauer offhand gameC41 Philidor Defense
21. K Geus vs M Lange  1-0321914Mannheim-BB28 Sicilian, O'Kelly Variation
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Kibitzer's Corner
Sep-05-08  sneaky pete: Nice to see Dr Max Lange the Second now has own page. More info see Duras vs M Lange, 1903.
Nov-10-14  alshatranji: If he is "Not to be confused with Max Lange", then why do they have the same picture?
Nov-10-14
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  perfidious: So we of the hoi polloi do not become confused, of course.
Aug-08-15
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  alexmagnus: Actually the German Wikipedia has an article about <this> Max Lange (search for "Max Lange (Go-Spieler)" there).
Jul-07-16
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  offramp: I always confuse this Max Lange with Max Lange.
Jul-07-16  zanzibar: Well, one has games in the 20th century, the other in the 19th.

One died in Germany, I believe insane, while the other died, sane, in an earthquake in Japan. (One like to go, the other liked to stay).

And, quoting a chess.com article quoting a post here on <CG>:

<The player has been discussed at Chessgames.com, quoting "sneaky pete":

"From an article by Peter Guetler in Kaissiber # 13, January/March 2000: Dr.Max Lange I (1832-1899) and (no relation) Dr.Max Lange II (1883-1923). The second Max Lange was born in Stettin, Germany (now Szczecin, Poland) in 1883. Mathematician, friend of Em. and Edw. Lasker. Played in some minor tournaments (or lower sections of major tournaments) between Hannover 1902 and Mannheim 1914. Moved to Japan in 1920 (considered Go more interesting than chess). Died during the Kanto earthquake of 1923. Author of <Das Schachspiel und seine strategischen Prinzipien>, Leipzig, 1910"

Duras vs M Lange, 1903

Max the Second was a rather strong player that might deserve to be ranked #54 at his peak. In Coburg 1904 he finished 5th of 17, 0.5 ahead of a young Nimzowitch. He also played for example in Berlin 1907, and was 2nd of 15 behind Treybal (Edward Lasker was 9th). Gino di Felice lists a dozen tournament results for him between 1902 and 1914.

The fact that so many events aren’t included in the Chessmetrics database makes it rather unreliable, but I guess including all minor tournaments would be tough work.>

Jul-07-16  zanzibar: Duras vs M Lange, 1903 (kibitz #13)

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