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Treasure Seekers

An ancient map, a modern treasure hunt, a current mystery

Germany , Amsterdam , Noord-holland , Netherlands , Ommeren , Gelderland , Berlin , German , Germans , Dutch , Dutch-national-archives

Klaus Darga, who beat Larsen, Portisch and Spassky, turns 90

Klaus Darga was one of the best German players in the 1960s and 1970s. Darga represented Germany in team events multiple times and belonged to the extended world elite before he gave up his career for professional reasons around 1970. He later worked as a national coach for the German Chess Federation. Today he is celebrating his 90th birthday, making him the oldest chess grandmaster in the world.

Tel-aviv , Israel , Keres , Komi , Russia , Netherlands , Wijk , Limburg , Leipzig , Sachsen , Germany , Cuba

Vlastimil Hort: "My most interesting encounter was with Paul Keres"

Chess legend Vlastimil Hort turned 80 on Friday. In a short interview, he talks about when and how he learned to play chess, which player he admired the most, why he left the Czechoslovak Socialist Republic and what he thinks of online chess tournaments. | See also: <a href="https://en.chessbase.com/post/vlastimil-hort-turns-80">Vlastimil Hort, the great chess entertainer, turns 80!</a> by Eduard Frey

Tunisia , Manila , Philippines , Czech-republic , Russia , Slovak-republic , Luha , Moravskoslezský , Netherlands , United-states , Prague , Praha

Chess tradition in Hastings - An interview with Jürgen Brustkern

The name "Hastings" has a very special ring to it in the chess world. In 1895 one of the most important tournaments in chess history took place in the seaside resort on the south-east coast of England, and chess tournaments are still regularly held there today - no tournament in chess history has a longer tradition. The Berlin FM Jürgen Brustkern is a great expert on Hastings and has written a book on the history of this tradition together with Norbert Wallet. In an interview with ChessBase he reveals what fascinates him so much about Hastings.

Sweden , Russia , Netherlands , United-states , Wijk , Limburg , London , City-of , United-kingdom , Germany , Den-haag , Zuid-holland

Digital records of 400,000 Dutch people forced to work for Nazi Germany to be unveil

The Dutch National Archive will release information on Wednesday about over 400,000 Dutch citizens who were forced to work in Germany during the Second World War. The collection, established by the Dutch Red Cross after the war, was digitized with the help of volunteers over approximately one and a half years. It will be searchable by name and include details on employers, places of residence, marriages, and grave locations, all accessible online.

Schiedam , Zuid-holland , Netherlands , Germany , Dutch , German , Germans , Dutch-national-archive , Dutch-national-archives , Second-world , Dutch-red-cross

Averbakh on Averbakh (4): Trainer with Botvinnik and Tal

Last year GM Yuri Averbakh turned 100 and set a world record. He became the oldest ever grandmaster in chess history. Sadly, he passed away in May. Averbakh led a rich and extraordinary life that he narrated himself in his autobiography, “Centre-stage and Behind the Scenes”. In the series here, our columnist draws on this important work and also explains much that was left unsaid. | Photo: Averbakh playing Kasparov (B. Dolmatovsky via <a href="https://dgriffinchess.wordpress.com/">Douglas Griffin’s website</a>)

Russia , United-states , Netherlands , Moscow , Moskva , Estonia , Riga , Latvia , American , Dutch , Estonian , Russian

András Adorján (1950-2023)

Grandmaster András Adorján died yesterday after a long illness. He was the runner-up at the 1969 World Junior Championship behind Anatoly Karpov, and reached the quarterfinals of the Candidates Matches in the 1979-1981 World Championship cycle. As a coach, he worked with Garry Kasparov and Peter Leko, among others. András Adorján was 73 years old. | Photo: Dutch National Archive

Hungary , New-york , United-states , Budapest , Buenos-aires , Distrito-federal , Argentina , Netherlands , Russia , Soviet , Dutch , Hungarian

Nazi loot map mystery: X doesn't mark spot in search for precious jewellery

An officially sanctioned hunt for a stash of precious jewellery looted by the Nazis during World War II and purportedly buried in a Dutch village has failed to unearth any treasure.

Amsterdam , Noord-holland , Netherlands , Germany , Ommeren , Gelderland , German , Germans , Dutch , Annet-waalkens , Martijn-bink , National-archive

New Dig Likely Buries Hopes of Unearthing Dutch WWII Loot

OMMEREN, Netherlands—An officially sanctioned hunt for a stash of precious jewelry looted by the Nazis during World War ...

Netherlands , Ommeren , Gelderland , Amsterdam , Noord-holland , Germany , German , The-netherlands , Dutch , Germans , Annet-waalkens , Martijn-bink