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Alexander Alekhine Exhibitions, Indonesia 1933

27 Feb 2011Published

Alekhine @ Bandung, Bandung 1933


1	Asmai/Padar/KartosoeAsmai/Padar/Kartosoe	1	-
2	Baljet/LindenaarBaljet/Lindenaar	1	-
3	De WitDe Wit	1	-
4	Ellerboek, MEllerboek, M	1	-
5	Grijns, GW/Tongeren, GGrijns, GW/Tongeren, G	0	-
6	Onnen, PWOnnen, PW	1	1
7	Piso, RJPiso, RJ	½	-
8	Tampoebolon/MoersidTampoebolon/Moersid	1	-

Alekhine @ Cepu, Cepu 1933


1	De Klerck, ADe Klerck, A						1

Alekhine @ Jakarta, Jakarta 1933


1	Bleykmans, DirkBleykmans, Dirk	n/a	1	-	-
2	Engelen, JCEngelen, JC		1	0	-
3	Frahm, EDGFrahm, EDG		½	1	-
4	Rogoveen, CMRogoveen, CM		1	-	-
5	Rosmuller, Anton JRosmuller, Anton J		1	-	-
6	Rumat, PFRumat, PF		½	-	-
7	Van Hasselt, CJVan Hasselt, CJ		½	-	-
8	Wertheim, Willem FrederikWertheim, Willem Frederik		1	0	1

Alekhine @ Malang, Malang 1933


1	Burer, LCBurer, LC	1
2	De Haan, CMHDe Haan, CMH	½
3	Goelangge, A RvGoelangge, A Rv	½
4	Lamminga, SLamminga, S	½
5	Stegerhoek, AStegerhoek, A	1

Alekhine @ Palembang, Palembang 1933


1	Barth, JeremyBarth, Jeremy	1
2	Geitz, EGeitz, E	1
3	Kroese, AKroese, A	1
4	Simons, WernerSimons, Werner	1
5	Ward, ABWard, AB	1

Alekhine @ Sukabumi, Sukabumi 1933


1	Reynvaan/Van MerkumReynvaan/Van Merkum	1
2	Tan, GSTan, GS	1

Alekhine @ Surabaya, Surabaya 1933


1	Bleye/BonBleye/Bon	½
2	Deutman/ChapiroDeutman/Chapiro	1
3	Dinger, WNDinger, WN	1
4	Mooyman/CitroenMooyman/Citroen	1
5	Rockhooven, J/RoosjenRockhooven, J/Roosjen	1
6	SurberSurber	0
7	Tajibnapis, AliTajibnapis, Ali	½
8	Alie, HasanAlie, Hasan	1
9	Bueters/SchutBueters/Schut	1
10	Myer/KonigMyer/Konig	1

Alekhine @ Yogyakarta, Yogyakarta 1933


1	The, Hong OeThe, Hong Oe DOB: 1985.09.26. DOD: 1967.02.21.	0
2	Haeften, WJHaeften, WJ	1
3	Koene, DKoene, D	½

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1933.03.??-??.??. Simultaneous Exhibitions.

Alexander Alexandrovich Alekhine. Photo © Chess Theory.

Alexander Alexandrovich Alekhine, the World Chess Champion of 1927-35 and 1937-46, visited Indonesia (then Netherlands Indies) for the second time in 1933. The first was in 1930.

Alekhine played many simultaneous and blindfold exhibitions at the cities in Java and Sumatera. The record was staggering: 437 wins, 23 draws, and only 9 losses. Those mean 95.6%.

Alekhine at Jakarta, 1933. Photo © Red and White Chess.

His biggest loss came from the exhibition held at Yogyakarta. Three players were able to defeat him. They were The Hong Oe, Anang Salman, and Achmad Abdul Satar. The Hong Oe was a famous chess composer. Anang Salman and Achmad Abdul Satar were Banjars (people from South Borneo) who lived at Yogyakarta.

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