Carl Schlechter
Carl Schlechter was a leading Austro-Hungarian chess master and theoretician at the turn of the 20th century. He is best known for drawing a controversial World Chess Championship match with Emanuel Lasker.
Tournaments won by Carl Schlechter
| Tournament | Year | Location |
|---|---|---|
| Leopold Trebitsch Memorial Tournament | 1916 | Vienna (Austria) |
| Vienna | 1916 | Vienna |
| Leopold Trebitsch Memorial Tournament | 1915 | Vienna (Austria) |
| Leopold Trebitsch Memorial Tournament | 1914 | Vienna (Austria) |
| Vienna | 1914 | Vienna |
| Leopold Trebitsch Memorial Tournament | 1913 | Vienna (Austria) |
| Vienna | 1913 | Vienna |
| Budapest | 1912 | Budapest |
| Leopold Trebitsch Memorial Tournament | 1911 | Vienna (Austria) |
| DSB Congress Meisterturnier | 1910 | Hamburg |
| Leopold Trebitsch Memorial Tournament | 1910 | Vienna (Austria) |
| Vienna | 1910 | Vienna |
| Vienna | 1908 | Vienna |
| Prague | 1908 | Prague |
| Ostend | 1906 | Ostend |
| Stockholm | 1906 | Stockholm |
| DSB Congress Meisterturnier | 1904 | Coburg |
| DSB Congress Meisterturnier | 1900 | Munich |
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Born: Monday, March 2, 1874
Died: Friday, December 27, 1918