Peter Hesse

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Peter Hesse (born September 29, 1944 in Lostau ; † December 29, 2004 in Gärtringen ) was a German chess player and composer .

Chess player

He took part in the student world championships twice with the GDR national team: in 1966 in Örebro and in 1968 in Ybbs on the Danube . In 1978 he played in the GDR national team: in the semifinals of the 1978 Teleschess Olympics against Iceland, he played on the seventh board. In 1979 he won a round-robin tournament in Varna and took third place in the GDR individual championship in Suhl . In 1985 he won a round-robin tournament in Olomouc . In 1986 he won the 1st Wernigerode chess tournament . In October 2002 he won the 11th Wernigerode Chess Days in Wernigerode with 6.5 points from 7 games .

His better-known games include victories against Slobodan Martinović , Jan Smejkal , Lutz Espig , Uwe Bönsch , Ingvar Ásmundsson , Wolfgang Uhlmann , Raj Tischbierek and Jürgen Delitzsch as well as draws against Dimitar Dontschew and Eduard Gufeld .

During the GDR era, Peter Hesse played for BSG Motor Südost Magdeburg , then for Lok Leipzig-Mitte , with whom he played in the 2nd Bundesliga South after 1990. From 1997 he played for Rochade Magdeburg , in 2004 he returned to SV Lok Leipzig-Mitte .

He held the title of FIDE Master . His last Elo rating was 2305, his highest rating was 2440 in January 1980.

Chess composition

Between 1968 and 1971 five of his studies were published in the journal Schach . In addition, he composed some chess problems.

Peter Hesse
Schach, 1968
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White to move holds a draw

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Solution:

1. f7! Bxf7
2. exf7 h1D
3. Nxh1 f1D
4. Nf2! Qxf2 5.Nf3
! Qxf3
6. f8D! Qxf8 patt

Web links

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ Sören Bär : A real chess lover. In memory of FIDE Master Peter Hesse. Rochade Europa, October, 2005, p. 82 f.
  2. ↑ IM Gunter Spieß reported that Hesse lived in Gärtringen, October 5, 2008
  3. ↑ olimpbase (English)
  4. ↑ report on sg1871loeberitz.de
  5. ↑ 11th Wernigerode Chess Days on fide.com (English)
personal data
SURNAME Hesse, Peter
BRIEF DESCRIPTION German chess player and composer
DATE OF BIRTH September 29, 1944
PLACE OF BIRTH Lostau
DATE OF DEATH December 29, 2004
Place of death Garden rings