Sarah's Chess Journal
my journal, blog, web log, blog.....about
The History and The Culture of Chess
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Sarah's Chess Journal my journal, blog, web log, blog.....about The History and The Culture of Chess |
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Breslau June 2005 |
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Alois Alzheimer was a a German neurologist from Breslau. He was a colleague of Emil Kraepelin who, in 1906, first identified the symptoms of the condition now known as Alzheimer's Disease. Breslau might also be known for the famous chess players who were born there, including:
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