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Austria
Career 1865 - 1950
Best year 1930
Total points 262
Best results 4x 1. World Championship
All-time rank
#24

Ranking Development

Points distribution

Disciplines

Contests

Categories

YearContestDisciplineCategoryPositionPointsName
1950 Chess Olympiad Teams Open 7 5 -
1948 Mar del Plata - Tournament before 1967 Standard Open 1 2 Erich Eliskases
1938 Noordwijk - Tournament before 1967 Standard Open 1 2 Erich Eliskases
1935 Chess Olympiad Teams Open 7 5 -
1935 World Championship Tournament Standard Women 3 5 Gisela Harum
1933 Chess Olympiad Teams Open 6 10 -
1931 World Championship Tournament Standard Women 2 10 Paula Wolf-Kalmar
1930 Chess Olympiad Teams Open 4 20 -
1930 World Championship Tournament Standard Women 2 10 Paula Wolf-Kalmar
1928 Chess Olympiad Teams Open 4 20 -
1927 World Championship Tournament Standard Women 3 5 Paula Wolf-Kalmar
1927 DSB Congress - Tournament before 1967 Standard Open 1 2 Rudolf Spielmann
1927 Chess Olympiad Teams Open 7 5 -
1926 Semmering - Tournament before 1967 Standard Open 1 2 Rudolf Spielmann
1926 Budapest - Tournament before 1967 Standard Open 1 2 Ernst Grünfeld
1925 Debrecen - Tournament before 1967 Standard Open 1 2 Hans Kmoch
1924 Meran - Tournament before 1967 Standard Open 1 2 Ernst Grünfeld
1923 Margate - Tournament before 1967 Standard Open 1 2 Ernst Grünfeld
1922 Teplitz-Schönau - Tournament before 1967 Standard Open 1 2 Rudolf Spielmann
1919 Stockholm - Tournament before 1967 Standard Open 1 2 Rudolf Spielmann
1917 Vienna - Tournament before 1967 Standard Open 1 2 Carl Schlechter
1914 Baden bei Wien - Tournament before 1967 Standard Open 1 2 Rudolf Spielmann
1914 Vienna - Tournament before 1967 Standard Open 1 2 Carl Schlechter
1913 Vienna Club - Tournament before 1967 Standard Open 1 2 Rudolf Spielmann
1913 Vienna - Tournament before 1967 Standard Open 1 2 Carl Schlechter
1912 Budapest - Tournament before 1967 Standard Open 1 2 Carl Schlechter
1911 Vienna - Tournament before 1967 Standard Open 1 2 Carl Schlechter
1910 DSB Congress - Tournament before 1967 Standard Open 1 2 Carl Schlechter
1910 World Championship Standard Open 2 5 Carl Schlechter
1908 Prague - Tournament before 1967 Standard Open 1 2 Carl Schlechter
1908 Vienna - Tournament before 1967 Standard Open 1 2 Carl Schlechter
1906 Stockholm - Tournament before 1967 Standard Open 1 2 Carl Schlechter
1906 Ostend - Tournament before 1967 Standard Open 1 2 Carl Schlechter
1904 DSB Congress - Tournament before 1967 Standard Open 1 2 Carl Schlechter
1902 Vienna - Tournament before 1967 Standard Open 1 2 Heinrich Wolf
1900 DSB Congress - Tournament before 1967 Standard Open 1 2 Carl Schlechter
1897 World Championship Standard Open 2 5 Wilhelm Steinitz
1894 World Championship Standard Open 2 5 Wilhelm Steinitz
1894 New York - Tournament before 1967 Standard Open 1 2 Wilhelm Steinitz
1892 World Championship Standard Open 1 20 Wilhelm Steinitz
1891 World Championship Standard Open 1 20 Wilhelm Steinitz
1890 Vienna - Tournament before 1967 Standard Open 1 2 Max Weiss
1889 World Championship Standard Open 1 20 Wilhelm Steinitz
1889 American Chess Congress - Tournament before 1967 Standard Open 1 2 Max Weiss
1886 World Championship Standard Open 1 20 Wilhelm Steinitz
1882 Vienna - Tournament before 1967 Standard Open 1 2 Wilhelm Steinitz
1880 Wiesbaden - Tournament before 1967 Standard Open 1 2 Berthold Englisch
1880 Wiesbaden - Tournament before 1967 Standard Open 1 2 Adolf Schwarz
1879 DSB Congress - Tournament before 1967 Standard Open 1 2 Berthold Englisch
1873 Vienna - Tournament before 1967 Standard Open 1 2 Wilhelm Steinitz
1872 London - Tournament before 1967 Standard Open 1 2 Wilhelm Steinitz
1867 Paris - Tournament before 1967 Standard Open 1 2 Ignác Kolisch
1865 Dublin - Tournament before 1967 Standard Open 1 2 Wilhelm Steinitz
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