Letter to the chairman of Dansk Skak Union G. A. K. Nielsen |
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Øster Farimagsgade 11,2 Copenhagen
19.9.27 Dear
Mr. Director Nielsen. The
fifth and last instalment (there were 5 in total) of my book was
published in February 1927, but due to ever lasting tournament travel, I
was unfortunately not able to ship before, enforced by the summer months
due to Club holidays could not come into considerations. I hope you will
excuse this long delay. Allow me to use the opportunity to congratulate you with the unique brilliant success in London. It must be a pleasure to be chairman for an association, which are able to raise so many talents. It
has been a great pleasure for me to see, how very well the Danish
players have been doing. Norman-Hansen played in the finest way, you
could wish. The other played also well. I
haven’t been on a tour for a long time. It is – especially with
regard to the small salaries you get – very difficult to decide to
start one. I will not start on a tour, but on the other hand I would
like to visit some specific Clubs, which I know are interested in my
evenings and where I have felt well. (Which I haven’t everywhere). The
price will be 100 Kr. for one evening, travel and accommodation on my
own expenses. You are kindly requested to inform me, if you think an
arrangement can be made in November in your pleasant Club? I
will send the 18 instalments no. 5 Monday September 19. Looking
forward to your kind reply, I remain with kind regards Yours
sincerely Nimzowitsch. Answer
from
G. A. K. Nielsen to Nimzowitsch.
Sønderborg
28.9.1927 Grandmaster
in Chess Mr. A.Nimzowitsch, Øster Farimagsgade 11, København Thank
you for your letter of September 16, and for your congratulations with
regard to the Danish teams fine play in the London tournament. With
regard to your proposal for coming to Sønderborg to give a lecture and
a simul play, it would be a pleasure for us to receive you on a Thursday
evening in November, and I am consent to pay you the requested salary of
100 Kr. Could
you please bring some suggestions on subjects, which you prefer to give
in your lecture, so I can forward these for selection in the board? With kind regards I remain, yours sincerely |