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Konrad Reiß
Otto Rosenbaum
1852-1923. Der (fast) vergessene Schachmeister aus Dessau
Konrad Reiß, Otto Rosenbaum..., Biography 2021.
Publisher
Repromedia Leipzig, 2021
Languages
german
Pages
160
See also
A chess master from Dessau: Otto Rosenbaum
bav. Chess Federation, Nuremberg Congress 1888. Participants: Dr. Tarrasch and Otto Rosenbaum.
GM Robert Hübner: Analysis of the game of Rosenbaum-Hülsen, pp. 85-95; here: p. 85.
Tournament in Ströbeck 1890, p.105. Otto Rosenbaum is probably depicted on the wood engraving, but unfortunately there is no photo of him for comparison.
Gravestone of the married couple Otto and Auguste Rosenbaum
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