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SPIELMANN, RUDOLF (1883 1942). Viennese<br />
prolessional playerNho spcnt most olhis adull liie<br />
in Germany, competi<strong>to</strong>r in morc than l00 <strong>to</strong>urna<br />
menrs and dore lhan 50 marches. At Sr Pelc Bblrg<br />
1909 hc shared third place pilb DUtus alter L{s(tR<br />
and RU!'NsrErN. Hc won the Ahb.zia <strong>to</strong>urnament<br />
1912 in which everyone bid <strong>to</strong> plal, thc RNG'S<br />
r;A urAccepted. (rARrA(ovER caued him thc last<br />
knieht of thc King\ Ganbil.) ln the sane year<br />
spielnann camc sccond (+8=8 r) equal $nh<br />
Nuzovm.H alter RubnNreiD al rhc carcgorv ll<br />
San Sebastidn rournaoenr. Spielmann\ 6nt major<br />
alrcr rhe Fnst World War<br />
(duringBbichhese^edin ihe Ansda. amy) was<br />
66r pfte (+6-3 3) in a quadranedar .onrc{<br />
with Bo(nr!Bo*, RErr, and Rlbinstein, S<strong>to</strong>ckholn<br />
1919 (about category 13) 'lhrcc yca6lare.<br />
hc came second (+11-7) €qual siih<br />
^LrxH,NE<br />
after Bogoljuhow ar Piest'ady, and came fr$t<br />
(+6:6 l) equal$irh Riiilhead olRtrbinsrein ar<br />
Spielmann wls nor a lollower ol the HyrER-<br />
MoDERN movementlhatalsso popular at rhe rime.<br />
He sought an open game. prelen nrg dircct arnck<br />
against rhe enem_vking. With areputation olbcing<br />
SPIELMANN 319<br />
onc ot rhe sorld\ besr nNrec ot artack he<br />
admiltcd that his combnradve play was olLen<br />
intunive. nor luut calculaied. If his ra.rics scrc<br />
unsuccessiul he lended <strong>to</strong> lose conddence. and a<br />
finc su.ccss Nas sonrctimes lollowed <strong>by</strong> a dismrl<br />
lailure. IIe aflempred ro masrcr thc dclt.rs olhn<br />
slyle. improling his judgement of arlackinC possibiliies.<br />
his endgane skill, and his lechnique with<br />
somc sncccs and in the lrtc 192(k he could he<br />
raDked as ninth orrenth in the world. During tnis<br />
period he had outstanding results in three major<br />
lournanents: SeBmering 1926, ftsr (+l!=6 1)<br />
ahcad of Al.khinc, vrDMAR, Nimzowihch, and<br />
Rubinsteini Berlin Ocr. 1928, about.ate8ory 14,<br />
lhnd (+3=7 2) alter cApaBlANcA and Ninzo<br />
qilschr and Cansbad 1929, scco.d (+ll=, 3)<br />
equal with Capablanca. whom he deleated, after<br />
Nimzowitsch ahead olRubinstein, EUNE, Vidnar,<br />
and Bogo! ubow. sp,eldadn continued his rourna<br />
mcni playdurine lh. 1930s { ith moderatc results.<br />
Escaping rrom rheNazis (forhe\ras aJes) heweDt<br />
ro Sweden. where be spenr tbe lan three years ol<br />
bn [te. His n.tch career rncluded Bany vicones<br />
lgai.sr strong oflioncnts: r.oNnARDT, 1S06<br />
(+6=s 4)i Nimzo{itsch, l90s (+4=1 1)i<br />
MIEsEs. 1910 (+5=2 1)iRari. 1910 (+1=1) and<br />
l92l (+3=l)i Tdtakower, 1910 (+3=1 2) and<br />
l92l (+3=l 2)j srin'urRG, 1930 (+4=1 1)i<br />
srol,z, 1930 (+3=l-2) and 1932 (+4=l-l)i<br />
PjRc, 1r31 (+3=6 1): and BoSoljubov, 1912<br />
(+r=2 l).<br />
In conirast <strong>to</strong> drc agErcssileness of his play<br />
Spielmann sas a man ol nrild tenrperament and<br />
lriendl! disposition. He regarded ihe game as an<br />
art, tnc beauly subsisine in sAcRr.rcE and com<br />
binative plaI. Thc best of his fcw books. R,./rig<br />
opleln/ (1936), was translated and published as<br />
Ire,4, o/5!.rit.e rhe sine rear. He condbuted<br />
ro rhc last cdirion olBileuer\ nANDur:cn and nls<br />
co'author olthe lasr edition ol.1\tn\'s Larohak.<br />
J. r- Spcnce, Th. <strong>Chess</strong> Carcn of Rudolph<br />
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