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| Friedrich Palitzsch, 1911 [Source: Wikipedia] |
Friedrich Palitzsch was a founding theoretician of the German Logical school. He created, explored and promoted the Dresden theme: A good defence to a threat is eliminated (usually by means of a foreplan) and a bad defence by a different piece (not previously available) is introduced.
In 1917 he wrote "Die Ablenkung, das Element der indirekten Kombination" which exposed the concepts of the neo-German school.
Palitzsch, Friedrich Martin
Svenska Dagbladet, 1929
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Svenska Dagbladet, 1929
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Palitzsch, Friedrich Martin
Dresdner Anzeiger, 1925
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Dresdner Anzeiger, 1925
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