The chess games of Herbert Heinicke

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Herbert Heinicke

Number of games in database: 181
Years covered: 1925 to 1982

Overall record: +73 -58 =49 (54.2%)*
* Overall winning percentage = (wins+draws/2) / total games in the database. 1 exhibition game, blitz/rapid, odds game, etc. is excluded from this statistic.

MOST PLAYED OPENINGS

With the White pieces:

English (22)
    A15 A13 A14 A10 A12
English, 1 c4 e5 (9)
    A22 A25 A21 A28
Orthodox Defense (9)
    D61 D56 D67 D63 D65
Queen's Indian (7)
    E14 E18 E16
King's Indian (7)
    E62 E94 E90 E80 E67
Old Indian (5)
    A53 A54

With the Black pieces:

Grunfeld (22)
    D74 D80 D97 D94 D78
French Defense (18)
    C01 C11 C05 C10 C02
Sicilian (13)
    B58 B32 B63 B24 B30
French (8)
    C11 C10 C00
Orthodox Defense (6)
    D63 D52 D58 D67 D51
Caro-Kann (6)
    B13 B15 B17 B12

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NOTABLE GAMES: [what is this?]
   H Heinicke vs P A Seitz, 1934 1-0
   H Heinicke vs P Tautvaisas, 1949 1-0
   H Heinicke vs P Harms, 1947 1-0
   A Brinckmann vs H Heinicke, 1942 0-1
   W Kuppe vs H Heinicke, 1949 0-1
   W Kuppe vs H Heinicke, 1947 0-1
   H Heinicke vs A Rankis, 1947 1/2-1/2
   Saemisch vs H Heinicke, 1949 0-1
   Lokvenc vs H Heinicke, 1939 1/2-1/2
   N Chernov vs H Heinicke, 1936 0-1

NOTABLE TOURNAMENTS: [what is this?]
   Oldenburg (1949)
   German Championship (1939)

GAME COLLECTIONS: [what is this?]
   German Championship 1939 by Tabanus
   6th German Championship - Bad Oeynhausen 1939 by Pawn and Two
   Bad Harzburg 1938 by jessicafischerqueen
   Bad Nauheim 1936 by suenteus po 147

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HERBERT HEINICKE (born Mar-14-1905, died Apr-04-1988, 83 years old) Germany	[what is this?]
Herbert Heinicke was a German IM who was active mainly in the 1930's and post WW2 era. He tied for 2nd in the German Championship of 1953 and also played for Germany at the Munich 1936 Team tournament and at the Helsinki Olympiad in 1952. Wikipedia article: Herbert Heinicke

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Game	Result	Moves	Year	Event/Locale	Opening
1. H Heinicke vs Rubinstein	1-0	43	1925	Simul	C23 Bishop's Opening
2. Kurt Vordank vs H Heinicke	1-0	27	1929	Duisburg-B	C11 French
3. H Heinicke vs H Wagner	1-0	57	1930	Match	A53 Old Indian
4. H Wagner vs H Heinicke	1-0	27	1930	Match	C01 French, Exchange
5. H Heinicke vs H Wagner	0-1	48	1930	Match	A53 Old Indian
6. H Wagner vs H Heinicke	1-0	45	1930	Match	C01 French, Exchange
7. H Wagner vs H Heinicke	1-0	30	1930	Match	C01 French, Exchange
8. H Heinicke vs H Wagner	½-½	73	1930	Match	A53 Old Indian
9. H Heinicke vs H Wagner	½-½	23	1930	Match	D67 Queen's Gambit Declined, Orthodox Defense, Bd3 line
10. H Wagner vs H Heinicke	1-0	21	1930	Match	C01 French, Exchange
11. H Wagner vs H Heinicke	½-½	17	1930	Match	C01 French, Exchange
12. H Heinicke vs H Wagner	1-0	32	1930	Match	A54 Old Indian, Ukrainian Variation, 4.Nf3
13. H Heinicke vs H Wagner	0-1	46	1930	Match	A54 Old Indian, Ukrainian Variation, 4.Nf3
14. H Wagner vs H Heinicke	1-0	29	1930	Match	C01 French, Exchange
15. H Heinicke vs H Von Hennig	1-0	55	1932	Hamburg-Altona	A06 Reti Opening
16. E Reinhardt vs H Heinicke	0-1	35	1932	Hamburg-Altona	E85 King's Indian, Samisch, Orthodox Variation
17. H Heinicke vs I Engert	0-1	57	1932	Hamburg-Altona	A34 English, Symmetrical
18. H Heinicke vs H Taube	½-½	23	1932	Hamburg-Altona	A09 Reti Opening
19. W Schoenmann vs H Heinicke	½-½	38	1932	Hamburg-Altona	B13 Caro-Kann, Exchange
20. H Rodatz vs H Heinicke	0-1	59	1932	Hamburg-Altona	D94 Grunfeld
21. H Heinicke vs E Kapfer	½-½	37	1932	Hamburg-Altona	D02 Queen's Pawn Game
22. H Heinicke vs A Brinckmann	1-0	42	1932	Hamburg-Altona	D55 Queen's Gambit Declined
23. H Wagner vs H Heinicke	½-½	69	1932	Hamburg-Altona	D63 Queen's Gambit Declined, Orthodox Defense
24. H Heinicke vs B Koch	½-½	57	1933	Swinemuende	D34 Queen's Gambit Declined, Tarrasch
25. H Heinicke vs P A Seitz	1-0	12	1934	GER-ch tt qual	E18 Queen's Indian, Old Main line, 7.Nc3


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Mar-29-06		Whitehat1963: Let's bring this guy over to the Roman Bar for some Beer or Ale. Myself, I prefer hot Tea Bosboom-Lanchava

Mar-29-06		dakgootje: Strange almost none has kibitzed here yet =)

Mar-29-06		Jim Bartle: Comments are over at his game vs. Kuppe.

Mar-14-08		whiteshark: Herbert Heinicke (* 14. March 1905 in Porto Alegre (Brazil); � 4. April 1988 in Hamburg) Citizen of Germany Bio http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Herber... (more detailed) http://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Herber...

Mar-14-11		Penguincw: Player of the Day! Happy 106th birthday.

Oct-17-13		Karpova: Hamburg Championship 1925: 1. Heinicke 7.0 2. Rotatz 6.5 3. Kluken 6.0 4-5. Sch�nmann 5.5 4-5. W�stenh�fer 5.5 6. Kapfer 5.0 7-8. Gr��ler 3.0 7-8. Taube 3.0 9. Woehl 2.5 10. G�nther 1.0 Source: Page 362 of the December 1925 'Neue Wiener Schachzeitung'

Mar-14-14		Penguincw: R.I.P. IM Herbert Heinicke.

Mar-30-18		Nosnibor: Heinicke`s bio makes no reference to his extremely good tournament record in Germany between 1936 and 1949. At Bad Nauheim he tied 4th in a field that included Alekhine, Keres, Bogoljubow, Vidmar,Stahlberg,etc., second at Bad Harzburg,1942 to Pirc but ahead of Bogoljubow and Eliskases,1st at Bad Elster1940, 1st at Graz 1941, 3rd at Hamburg 1946 behind Lange and Schmidt, 3rd at Luneburg after Bogoljubow And Rodl,3rd equal with Rossolimo at Oldenburg 1949 ahead of Unzicker, O`Kelly,Samisch etc. In this last tournament scoring 3.5/4 against the prize winners.

May-12-18		Telemus: A trap? click for larger view Here Heinicke played 24.♕h5. Martin Beheim-Schwarzbach assumed that this was a trap. Black played indeed 24.. ♘xe5? and after 25.dxe5 ♕xe3+ 26.♔h2 ♖d2 enjoyed his position. click for larger view 27.♖c2! The point is 27.. ♗xg2 28.♖xd2 ♕xd2 29.♖d1! click for larger view Here 29.. ♗f3+ is best, but White is clearly better, possibly winning. Therefore, Black played 27.. f5 and accepted the worse position in this way. From a game Heinicke - Hirsch, Hamburg 1934, taken from "Knaurs Schachbuch" by Beheim-Schwarzbach.

Dec-22-18		Jean Defuse: ... ... Herbert Heinicke wurde in S�damerika geboren (1905 in Brasilien) ... 1914 kehrte auch die Familie Heinicke nach Deutschland zur�ck. Heinicke war ein sehr starker Schachspieler und er war als Unternehmer sehr erfolgreich. Seine Firma produzierte nichtrostenden St�hle, die vor und w�hrend des Zweiten Weltkrieges besonders im deutschen U-Boot Verwendung fanden. <Herbert Heinicke wird von seinen Zeitgenossen als strammer Nazi beschrieben.> Auch nach dem Krieg, in dem der Hamburger SK 1943 sein Heim und seine riesige Schachbibliothek im Feuer verlor, war Heinicke noch lange und erfolgreich mit seiner Firma und im Schach aktiv. Er spielte gelegentlich in der Nationalmannschaft und war 1972 Mitbegr�nder der Schachabteilung von Favorite Hammonia. Heinicke starb 1988. W�hrend Leute wie Junge und Heinicke die Geschicke des Hamburger SK in die Hand genommen hatten, wurden die j�dischen Schachfreunde nicht nur aus den Vereinen, sondern auch aus Deutschland vertrieben oder umgebracht. Auch vor gro�en Namen machte man nicht halt. Der einzige deutsche Schachweltmeister Emanuel Lasker hatte Deutschland schon 1933 verlassen. Fast alle seiner Familienmitglieder starben in Konzentrationslagern. Zu den Verwandten von Emanuel Lasker geh�rte auch Anita Lasker-Wallfisch... Source: https://de.chessbase.com/post/hsk-g... (HSK: Gedenken an j�dische Mitglieder) ...

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