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Harold
van der Heijden, Walter Simon, Horst Lüders, Hans Engberts |
Persons present included (list incomplete):
Yuri Averbakh (Russia), Ken Whyld (UK), Peter Holmgren (Sweden), Walter
Simon (Vienna), Bert Corneth, Hans Engberts, Harold van der Heijden, René
van der Heijden, Joop Jansen, Gert Timmerman (all Netherland), Harald
Balló, Ralf Binnewirtz, Norbert Fieberg, Hans-Jürgen Fresen,
Horst Lüders, Michael Negele (all Germany).
Yuri
Averbakh, Harald Balló, Hans Engberts |
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The project proposed by Jurgen Stigter comprises a complete bibliography
of all known chess literature. By intensive use of today’s technology
(Internet, electronic databases) this idea should have a good chance of
realization.
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Harold
van der Heijden, Gert Timmerman, Joop Jansen |
A decision was made to adopt the name ”Amsterdam Group” initially.
The preliminary Board consists of Jurgen Stigter and Michael Negele.
René
van der Heijden, Ralf Binnewirtz, Joop Jansen |
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In order to find out how much interest there is in this project world-wide,
a questionnaire survey by e-mail should be directed to as many collectors
as possible. The questionnaire should also ask if the addressees were
willing to assist. Michael Negele agrees to take on this job. The result
of this survey will determine further procedures.
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Bert Corneth, Hans Engberts, Peter Holmgren |
Michael
Negele, Hans-Jürgen Fresen, Jurgen Stigter (12/21/2002 in Wuppertal) |
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