1. Emanuel Lasker Emanuel Lasker, Deutschland 2.Schachweltmeister 18941921 Name. Emanuel Lasker. Land. *. 24/12/1868 Berlinchen http://www.schachgeschichte.de/chess/champs/lasker.htm

Name Emanuel Lasker Land 24/12/1868 Berlinchen 13/01/1941 New York "Lasker stand als Weltmeister auf einsamer Höhe, er hat keine Schüler gehabt und keine Nachahmer gefunden." (Ludwig Bachmann) " Warum habe ich derart sang - und klanglos verloren? Deshalb, weil Lasker der größte Meister des Schachspiels ist, dem ich jemals begegnete, wahrscheinlich sogar der größte von allen, die je lebten." (Wilhelm Steinitz 1896.) ",...wurde niemand der großen Schachspieler von der überwiegenden Mehrheit der Schachfreunde und selbst von Meistern so wenig verstanden wie Emanuel Lasker." (J.R. Capablanca) "Lasker war von allen Meistern, denen ich begegnet bin, der Größte!" (Max Euwe) EMANUEL LASKER 1888/89 nimmt der Mathematikstudent an einem Schachturnier im Cafe Kaiserhof teil und gewinnt alle Partien, ohne auch nur ein einziges Remis abzugeben. Gunsberg und Mason ungeschlagen und wird mit 5 Siegen und drei Unentschieden Erster. Mikhail Chigorin . (Wilhelm Steinitz lebte zu jener Zeit in Amerika). Dr.Siegbert Tarrasch

2. Chess World Champions - Emanuel Lasker Emanuel Lasker. 1868 1941. Emanuel Lasker was born in Berlinchen, Germany on24th December, 1868. He was taught chess by his elder brother, Berthold. http://www.chesscorner.com/worldchamps/lasker/lasker.htm

Emanuel Lasker 2nd World Champion, 1894 - 1921 Emanuel Lasker was born in Berlinchen, Germany on 24th December, 1868. He was taught chess by his elder brother, Berthold. As a child Lasker displayed a talent for both chess and mathematics. He attended a school in Berlin to develop his mathematical skills further and he later went on to study mathematics at Erlangen University. He achieved the German master title in 1889. In 1892 he won his first important success in a small but strong tournament in London when he took first place a half a point ahead of Blackburne. Lasker then played a match against Blackburne and when he won decisively he began to think of the possibility of becoming world champion. He challenged Tarrasch but his challenge was declined. Lasker told him that he should first win a major tournament. However, there were still doubts about who was the best player. The general feeling was that, as Steinitz was 58 years old at this time, Lasker had won the world champion match because of Steinitz's advancing years. As Tarrasch said

3. Lasker Emanuel Lasker. Emanuel Lasker studied mathematics and philosophy at several Germanuniversities and was a student of Hilbert's receiving a doctorate in 1902. http://www-gap.dcs.st-and.ac.uk/~history/Mathematicians/Lasker.html

Emanuel Lasker Born: 24 Dec 1868 in Berlinchen, Prussia (now Barlinek, Poland) Died: 11 Jan 1941 in New York, USA Click the picture above to see four larger pictures Show birthplace location Previous (Chronologically) Next Biographies Index Previous (Alphabetically) Next Main index Emanuel Lasker studied mathematics and philosophy at several German universities and was a student of Hilbert 's receiving a doctorate in 1902. In 1905 he introduced the notion of a primary ideal, which corresponds to an irreducible variety, and plays a role similar to prime powers in the prime decomposition of an integer. In 1894 Lasker became World Chess Champion and is considered by many to be the greatest chess player ever. He held the World Chess Championship until 1921. When Hitler came to power he was forced to leave Germany and had to come out of retirement in chess to make enough money to live. Gareth Williams, writing in Chess Monthly, describes Lasker's last few years: ... the Laskers were forced out of their comfortable retirement. The regime confiscated the Laskers' Berlin appartment, their farm at Thyrow and their lifetime savings. Emanuel and Martha Lasker, in their old age, suddenly found themselves destitute, without money home or homeland. In order to survive Lasker had once again to build a career in chess. The first tournament he was invited to after nine years retirement was Zurich. ..... Lasker was invited to Moscow in 1936 to participate in another great international tournament. ... The Laskers were encouraged to stay on in Moscow after the tournament and Dr Emanuel Lasker, mathematician, was invited to become a member of the Moscow Academy of Science. The offer was accepted and the Laskers took up permanent residence in Moscow. Emanuel became absorbed with his mathematical studies at Moscow Academy.

4. Lasker lasker emanuel (18681941), niemiecki szachista, wirtuoz gry obronnej i aktywnej defensywy. Mistrz wiata w latach 1894-1921. Tytu zdoby po http://www-groups.dcs.st-and.ac.uk/~history/Mathematicians/Lasker.html

Emanuel Lasker Born: 24 Dec 1868 in Berlinchen, Prussia (now Barlinek, Poland) Died: 11 Jan 1941 in New York, USA Click the picture above to see four larger pictures Show birthplace location Previous (Chronologically) Next Biographies Index Previous (Alphabetically) Next Main index Emanuel Lasker studied mathematics and philosophy at several German universities and was a student of Hilbert 's receiving a doctorate in 1902. In 1905 he introduced the notion of a primary ideal, which corresponds to an irreducible variety, and plays a role similar to prime powers in the prime decomposition of an integer. In 1894 Lasker became World Chess Champion and is considered by many to be the greatest chess player ever. He held the World Chess Championship until 1921. When Hitler came to power he was forced to leave Germany and had to come out of retirement in chess to make enough money to live. Gareth Williams, writing in Chess Monthly, describes Lasker's last few years: ... the Laskers were forced out of their comfortable retirement. The regime confiscated the Laskers' Berlin appartment, their farm at Thyrow and their lifetime savings. Emanuel and Martha Lasker, in their old age, suddenly found themselves destitute, without money home or homeland. In order to survive Lasker had once again to build a career in chess. The first tournament he was invited to after nine years retirement was Zurich. ..... Lasker was invited to Moscow in 1936 to participate in another great international tournament. ... The Laskers were encouraged to stay on in Moscow after the tournament and Dr Emanuel Lasker, mathematician, was invited to become a member of the Moscow Academy of Science. The offer was accepted and the Laskers took up permanent residence in Moscow. Emanuel became absorbed with his mathematical studies at Moscow Academy.

5. Quotation By Emanuel Lasker Emanuel Lasker (1868 1941). On the chessboard, lies and hypocrisy donot survive long. The creative combination lays bare the presumption http://www-gap.dcs.st-and.ac.uk/~history/Quotations2/1224.html

Emanuel Lasker On the chessboard, lies and hypocrisy do not survive long. The creative combination lays bare the presumption of a lie; the merciless fact, culminating in the checkmate, contradicts the hypocrite. A Manual of Chess (London 1932)

6. Lasker Gives details about the great psychological chess player and mathematician Emanual LaskerCategory Games Board Games World Champions Lasker, Emanuel......Emanuel Lasker 18681941 World champion reign 1894-1921 Editors Tryfon Gavriel,Janet Edwardson of Barnet chess club (London, England) Feedback welcome. Index. http://www.insight.demon.co.uk/Technical_Articles/worldchamps/lasker/lasker.htm

Emanuel Lasker 1868-1941 World champion reign: 1894-1921 Editors: Tryfon Gavriel, Janet Edwardson of Barnet chess club (London, England) Feedback welcome Index Personal Background Match/Tournament History Lasker game philosophy Lasker's personality ... Research references and credits Personal background He was a German player of Jewish origin He was born in Berlinchen (after 1945 when it became a Polish town, it became known as Barlinek) , a small town in the Prussian province of Brandenburg on Christmas Eve He had one brother and two sisters He was taught the moves by his elder brother Berthold on a visit to Berlin He finished his mathematical studies at the Universities of Heidelberg and Erlangen gaining his doctorate Back to Index Match/Tournament History Introduction Lasker's record of success in tournament play extends further than any other great player over a period of forty years. From 1895 to 1924 he played in ten major tournaments, winning or sharing eight first prizes, one second, one third. His 78% score in these events (+119=46-18) spread over 30 years, was easily the best tournament record of the time. After gaining the title of World Champion at a young age of 25, he held the title of World Champion longer than any other world champion - 26 years and 337 days

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8. World Champion Emanuel Lasker WORLD CHAMPION EMANUEL lasker emanuel Lasker became world championin 1894 and kept this title until 1921. These almost incredible http://www.chessexpressstore.com/worchamemlas.html

9. Convekta Chess Software, Great Players, Emanuel Lasker Emanuel Lasker 2nd World Champion. Emanuel Lasker became the secondworld champion (1894-1921) in the history. Besides, he was http://icc.convekta.com/GrPlay/Lasker/

Emanuel Lasker - 2nd World Champion Emanuel Lasker became the second world champion (1894-1921) in the history. Besides, he was a chess theorist and a literary man (worked as an editor for “Lasker’s Chess Magazine”). As a student he began taking part in Berlin chess society tournaments, and a bit later in international tournaments as well. Among Laskers’s most important victories are: Petersburg (1895/96), Nuernberg (1896), London (1899), Paris (1900), Petersburg (1909 and 1914). What concerns matches for the world championship, Lasker defeated: Steinitz (1896/7; score 12.5:4.5), Marshall (1907; score 11.5:3.5), Tarrasch (1908; score 10.5:5.5), Janowski (1909; score 8:2, 1910; score 9.5:1.5). In 1910 he played a draw with Schlechter (score 5:5). Lasker’s way of playing chess perfectly combined logic, highly developed technique (endgame in particular) and a psychologic approach of his own toward an opponent. “Most ideas of chess art are unimaginable without Lasker He sets an example for chess players both of the present generation and generations to come ” (Alexander Alekhine). We present the most complete collection of Emanuel Lasker’s games ever compiled. It contains 630 commented games, spanning the entire career of the 2nd World Chess Champion, who held the title for 26 consecutive years from 1896 to 1921. All the games are deeply annotated by GMs Khalifman and St. Petersburg IMs. Includes also a biography, the tournament and match records, and a number of rare photos.

10. ThinkQuest Library Of Entries Emanuel Lasker (18681941). Emanuel Lasker was world champion from 1894 through1921.He was born in Berlin in 1868 and died in New York in 1941. http://library.thinkquest.org/C001348/international/champions/lasker_en.html

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11. Emanuel Lasker EMANUEL LASKER. World chess champion 18941921. Emanuel Lasker was born on 24December, 1868 in Berlinchen in Brandenburg, Germany (now part of Poland). http://members.tripod.com/HSK_Chess/lasker.html

EMANUEL LASKER World chess champion 1894-1921 Born 24.12.1868 Brandenburg, Germany Died 11.1.1941 Manhattan, USA In 1890 in Berlin he defeated Curt von Bardeleben and Jacques Mieses in match play. In July, he and his brother tied for first place in a tournament in Berlin. Emanuel traveled to London where he defeated Henry Bird in match play. In 1891 Lasker traveled to London to run a chess pavilion at a German exhibition. He stayed in London for the next two years. In 1892 he took first place in a London tournament ahead of Henry Blackburne. He then defeated Blackburne with 5 wins and 3 draws in their individual match play. Lasker then traveled to the United States in the hopes of playing Steinitz for the world championship. In September, 1893 he won the New York International, then defeated the American champion Jackson Showalter with 6 wins, 1 draw, and 2 losses. In May, 1894 Lasker began his match with William Steinitz in New York for the world championship and won with 10 wins, 4 draws, 5 losses. Emanuel Lasker had become the second world chess champion at age 25. He received $2,000 for his efforts. Lasker took 3rd place behind Pillsbury and Tchigorin at Hastings 1895.

12. Világbajnokok Emanuel Lasker Emanuel Lasker (18941921). Emanuel Lasker (Berlinchen/Berlin, 1868- New York, 1941) 27 éven át orízte világbajnoki címét. http://delfin.klte.hu/~szucsga/html/Lasker.html

Emanuel Lasker (1894-1921) Emanuel Lasker (Berlinchen/Berlin, 1868 - New York, 1941) 27 éven át õrízte világbajnoki címét. Wilhelm Steinitzet 10:5-re gyõzte le, 4 döntetlen mellett 1894-ben. Lasker igazi területe a lélektan volt. Szerette kipuhatolni ellenfele gyengéit, hogy kihasználhassa azokat. Sokszor a legjobb lépés helyett inkább az ellenfél számára legkellemetlenebbet választotta. A korban ez a felfogás idegen volt mindenki mástól, s talán ennek volt köszönhetõ, hogy csak az osztrák Schlechter tudta megszorítani õt páros mérkõzésen. Az utolsó partiban tudott gyõzni Schlecter ellen, és döntetlenre menteni a vesztésre álló meccset. Világbajnoki címét megvédte Frank Marshall, és Schlecter, kétszer David Janowski és egyszer Siegbert Tarrasch ellen. A stafétabotot 1921-ben Capablanca vette át tõle. Wilhelm Steinitz Jose Capablanca Alexander Aljechin Max Euwe ... Vladimir Kramnik

13. Emanuel Lasker Emanuel Lasker Moscú, 1896 A preview of Russian hegemony in Chess a halfcenturylater, Moscow is the venue for Lasker's easy return match victory. http://www.chess-poster.com/great_games/gg_lasker.htm

Emanuel Lasker Moscú, 1896 A preview of Russian hegemony in Chess a half-century later, Moscow is the venue for Lasker's easy "return match" victory. The mating combination in this game is spectacular, as if Lasker felt that winning was not enough. This browser is not Java-enabled. Back Up Next Home ... Spanish

14. Lasker Midi Amazing Grace. lasker emanuel. 01 18681941. Emanuel Lasker had become thesecond world chess champion at age 25. He received $2,000 for his efforts. http://chesmayn.valuehost.co.uk/Lasker.htm

15. Emanuel Lasker Emanuel Lasker. Algemene gegevens. Plaats St. Jacobiparochie; Clubwebsitehttp//home.wanadoo.nl/e.lasker/; Bond Friese Schaakbond. Jeugdleden. http://www.xs4all.nl/~graci003/cl_108.htm

Emanuel Lasker Algemene gegevens Plaats: St. Jacobiparochie Clubwebsite: http://home.wanadoo.nl/e.lasker/ Bond: Friese Schaakbond Jeugdleden Naam Geboortedatum Geslacht KNSB-nummer Lid vanaf Fabian Laverman M Folkert Tadema M Gydo Algra M Jacob Strikwerda M Jetze Roskam M Jordi Wiersma M Michiel v.d. Woude M Reinold Postma M Sjoerd de Vries M Wilke de Groot M Willem Postma M Wytze Roskam M Zie ook de toelichting bij deze tabel. Top Jeugdschaak Voor het laatst bijgewerkt op 7-2-2003 door Jan Roorda

16. Chess Graphics : Emanuel Lasker Emanuel Lasker. http://www.chessgraphics.net/cat01.htm

Emanuel Lasker At left is Lasker v Tarrasch with Alekhine, Capablanca and Marshall standing behind; Far right is Lasker vs Steinitz. With thanks to G.Sanchez. As usual click on the pictures for a (slightly) larger version Thanks to Tom Burns. [Main Graphics Page] Last modified september 1999. Mail to Alan Cowderoy

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Società Scacchistica Gallaratese pagine a cura di Salvatore Benvenga I CAMPIONI DEL MONDO DI SCACCHI Emanuel Lasker (Berlinchen 24/12/1868 - New York 13/1/1941) - 2° Campione del mondo 1894-1921 - Figlio di un cantore della sinagoga, fu mandato undicenne a Berlino, dove già viveva il fratello maggiore Berthold, a studiare matematica. Fu proprio Berthold, che si manteneva vincendo piccole poste giocando a scacchi in una sala da té, ad insegnargli il gioco. Non gli occorse molto, ad Emanuel, per essere in grado di emulare il fratello. Il suo ritrovo abituale era il Café Kaiserhof dove vinceva vari tornei e piccole somme in denaro. Nel 1889 Lasker andò a Breslavia e, classificandosi primo nel Torneo di seconda categoria, conseguì il titolo di maestro (il torneo di prima categoria fu vinto da Tarrasch). Nel 1890 Lasker decise di sacrificare la matematica per gli scacchi e sbarcò a Londra dove sconfisse Blackburne, Mieses e Bird. Partì tre anni dopo per l'America da dove cerò di lanciare una sfida a Tarrasch che rifiutò sprezzantemente. La coincidenza di trovarsi nel paese in cui viveva Steinitz lo facilitò nell'organizzazione della sfida al detentore del titolo. Fu raccolto un montepremi di tremila dollari ed il 15 marzo del 1894 all'Union Square Hotel iniziò il match: vincitore colui che si sarebbe aggiudicato dieci partite. Pochi giorni prima il New York Times, in un commento sull'incipiente sfida per il titolo mondiale, non aveva accreditato il ventisettenne Lasker di molte chances, sebbene avesse trentadue anni meno di Steinitz. Emanuel smentì le previsioni vincendo subito la prima partita, perse nella seconda,rivinse nella terza ma perse nella quarta. Quinta e sesta finirono in parità, ma la settima e l'ottava furono vinte da Lasker.

20. Emanuel Lasker emanuel lasker. Giocatore tedesco (Berlinchen, 24.12.1868 New York, 13.1.1941). http://www.queen.it/web4you/noprofit/keres/txt/a12.html

Emanuel Lasker Giocatore tedesco (Berlinchen, 24.12.1868 - New York, 13.1.1941). Figlio di un ministro della locale sinagoga, imparò gli scacchi dal fratello maggiore Berthold di otto anni più anziano allora studente in medicina all'università di Berlino. Dopo aver compiuto gli studi inferiori si iscrisse all'Università come studente di matematica e cominciò a frequentare i caffè degli scacchisti, vincendo nel 1889 il torneo del Kaiserhof di Berlino . Nello stesso anno a Breslavia si tenne il sesto congresso dell' Associazione Scacchistica Germanica (i precedenti si erano tenuti nel 1870 a Baden-Baden, nel 1881 a Berlino, nel 1883 a Norimberga nel 1885 ad Amburgo e nel 1887 a Francoforte sul Meno) al quale erano abbinati due tornei, uno magistrale e uno principale. Lasker partecipò a questo secondo e lo vinse, ottenendo cosi il titolo di maestro (il torneo magistrale fu vinto da Tarrasch ). Ciò gli permise di partecipare al torneo magistrale di Amsterdam nell'estate del 1889, nel quale si classificò 2°, la sua partita con Bauer , con il famoso doppio sacrificio di Alfiere divenne un classico della letteratura scacchistica. In quello stesso anno si batté con

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