TeleChess

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The Internet portal TeleSchach had its first beginnings in 1995 and 1996.

history

Current chess (1996)
CyberCity Cologne (1997)
TeleSchach.de (1997)
Visitor statistics by country of origin for the 1st quarter of 2020

From the spring of 1995, after his retirement, operational Gerhard dog the Chess Forum of Cyber City Cologne . In 1996 he organized the 1st TeleSchess Championship of CyberCity. He made the preparations for this in autumn 1995, during which he discussed e-mail tournaments with Fritz Baumbach . At that time, the Association of German Correspondence Chess Friends did not want to organize any e-mail tournaments, and ChessBase only offered online tournaments on a chess server later.

From April 1996 TeleSchach was not only represented on the Internet in Germany , but worldwide on the Internet . In 1996 he was the only one in the world to report daily on the World Chess Championship in Bad Liebenzell . Mark Crowther ( The Week in Chess ) reported several times on TeleSchach and in 1997 brought the announcement of the Senior World Championship and the results.

Visitor statistics by country of origin for the 1st quarter of 2020 are shown on the right as a picture.

Works (selection)

literature

  • Matthias Weber: The most important German Internet addresses '98 . mwVerlag Denzlingen, 1st edition 1998, ISBN 3-9805387-3-7 .
  • First TeleSchach championship in the chess forum of CyberCity Cologne . Rochade Europa No. 1, January 1996, p. 25.
  • Correspondence chess: Gerhard Hund is organizing a tele chess championship to try out new transmission options. Schach 1996, p. 72.
  • Wikipedia celebrates its 10th anniversary ABENDZEITUNG MONDAY, 17th January 2011

Web links

Commons : TeleSchach  - Collection of pictures, videos and audio files

Individual evidence

  1. CyberCity Cologne Chess Forum
  2. ^ Final of the 1st TeleSchach championship
  3. Senior World Championship 1996 in Bad Liebenzell on TeleSchess
  4. ^ THE WEEK IN CHESS 157 - 10th November 1997, World Veterans by Mark Crowther
  5. ^ THE WEEK IN CHESS 158 - 17th November 1997, 7th World Seniors Championships by Mark Crowther