A propos the history of the Lost Tournament, here I offer you an anecdote ocurred in Baden Baden when two very old players played a game. One was Bardeleben, aged 83, an the other I do not remember his name, but he was 86.
Bardeleben won and his rival comented: "this was the victory of youth..."
Humor has no age regards
Fern
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You are absolutely right. Now you have a glimpse about how works the mind of a writer: what matters is the history, not the rest....vonderlasa wrote:Alas, your story has the wrong protagonist. Bardeleben died at age 62 by either jumping or falling out a window. Jacques Mieses at age 84 beat 86 year old van Foreest in 1949,and declared that youth had triumphed. I think it was at Hastings.
Baden Baden has the adequate sound of something of the air of la belle epoque, same with the name of the chess player...
Hastings was not good enough for me.....
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