Berthold Suhle

Berthold wallow ( born January 1, 1837 in Stolp, Pomerania, † January 26, 1904 in Nordhausen ) was a German classical scholar and chess players.

Wallow was the son of a school headmaster. He studied from 1855, first in Berlin and then from 1857 to 1859 at the University of Bonn, the subjects philosophy, philology and natural science. Then he lived alternately in Berlin and Stolp.

In 1859 he was defeated Adolf Anderssen in Breslau in a longer race ( 13:27, = 8). Five years later ended in a match against the same opponents in a draw ( 3-3 = 2). He also won in 1860 a match against Philipp Hirschfeld superior ( 7-0 = 2). Wallow was also an outstanding blind players. His published in 1865 with Gustav Neumann factory The latest theory and practice of chess was well received. Max Lange took him temporarily on the editorial board of the prestigious chess newspaper.

Early ended wallow his chess activities for professional reasons. From 1877 to 1901 he worked as a high school teacher of Greek at Stolp and later at the Royal Grammar School in Nordhausen. In 1895 he was appointed professor.

Works

  • Arthur Schopenhauer and the philosophy of the present. Anti-metaphysical studies with special reference to the thinkers of the eighteenth century, W. Weber, Berlin 1862
  • The Chess Congress in London in 1862, along with the chess congresses to Bristol in 1861. W. Weber, Berlin 1864 ( Volume 1 and Volume 2 at Google Books)
  • About the caesura and their significance for the rhythm, W. Weber, Berlin 1864
  • (along with Gustav Richard Neumann ) The latest theory and practice of chess since the chess congresses to New York iJ In 1857. Julius Springer, Berlin 1865
  • A new explanation of the so-called epic Zerdehnung, And the epic Zerdehnung (1872 ), reprint Kessinger, Whitefish, 2010. ISBN 1-160-08601- X
  • Clear Homer Lexicon of the school Gebrauche and for more mature readers, Hahn, Leipzig 1874
  • Clear (along with Max Schneidewin ) Greek -German Pocket Dictionary for the whole of Greek literature with a tabular directory irregular verbs, cock, Leipzig 1875
  • Complete College Dictionary to Xenophon's Anabasis, core, Wroclaw 1896
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