Nimzowitsch's Missing Tournament Games

Date	Tournament	Games	Opponents
1904	Coburg (Hauptturnier A) (July 18 - August 1)	10	½ Neumann, 0 Spielmann, 1 Lange, ½ Post, 1 Möwig, 1 von Balla, ½ Johner, 1 Nyholm, 1 Schneider, 1 Rausch.
1905	Vienna (double round) (February 6 - March 7)	14	0 Schlechter, (½, ½) Löwy, (0, ½) Perlis, 1 Fleischmann (W), (0,½) Vidmar, (½, ½) Neumann, (1, ½) von Balla, ½ Wolf (B), ½ Albin (W).
1906	Munich (double round) (November 6-24)	3	½ Elyashov (B), (1, 1) Kürschner.
1912	Vilnius (Russian National Tmt.) (double round) (August 19 - September 17)	7	(½, ½) Flamberg, 1 Salwe (W), ½ Rubinstein (W), ½ Levenfish (B), ½ von Freymann (W), 0 Levitsky (B).
1913-14	St Petersburg (Russian ch.) (January 4-30)	4	1 Znosko-Borovsky, 1 Lebedev, 1 Evtifeyev, 1 Elyashov.
1920	Stockholm (double round) (Oct. - Nov.)	9	(1, 1) Wendel, (1, 1) Nyholm, (1, ½) Svanberg, 1 Jacobsen (W), 1 Olson (B), 0 Bogoljubow (W).
1927	Berlin (May 14-25)	1	½ Mieses.
1927	Copenhagen (June 8-12)	3	½ Maroczy, 1 Norman-Hansen, 1 Petersen.
1927	London (double round, ICC) (November 10-21)	4	(1, ½) Winter, ½ Yates (B), ½ Goldstein (B).
1928	Copenhagen (July 3-8)	3	½ Norman-Hansen, 1 Andersen, 1 Ruben.
1933	Copenhagen (May 28 - June 3)	1	1 Ståhlberg.
1934	Stockholm (double round) (Feb 15 - ?)	6	(1, ½) Danielson, (1, ½) Bergkvist, (1, 1) Dahlkvist.
1934	Copenhagen (Swiss) (August 18-26)	4	½ Ståhlberg, 1 Rasmusson, ½ Gemzøe, 1 Krause.

 When the result is known it is shown preceding the opponents name and placed in parentheses for double round tournaments. When the opponents piece colour is known it is shown after their name as (W) for White and (B) for Black.

There are 69 games to be found, assuming they are not lost forever. The most likely sources will be old chess magazines, newspapers and private collections.

If you find one (or more) of these missing games or know where one (or more) can be found then please e-mail me at: webmaster@phileo.demon.co.uk.

This page was last updated: 28^th November 2006.