Hannelore Lucht (unknown – unknown) was a German chess player who won West Germany Women's Chess Championship (1963).
| Hannelore Lucht | |
|---|---|
| Country | Germany |
| Born | unknown |
| Died | unknown |
Chess career edit
Hannelore Lucht from Dortmund won the West Germany Women's Chess Championship in Krefeld in October 1963 ahead of Anneliese Brandler.[1]
She took second place in the West Germany Women's Chess Championship in 1964 in Bremen behind Irmgard Kärner from Starnberg.[2]
Literature edit
- Deutsche Damenmeisterschaft 1963 (German Women's Championship 1963). Schach-Echo 1963, Issue 21, title page 2
- Deutsche Damenmeisterschaft 1964 (German Women's Championship 1964). Schach-Echo 1964, Issue 19, title page 2, as well as pages 318 and 329/30 (games)
Sources edit
- Bulletin of the 18th German Women's Championship, Bremen 27.9. – 10.10.1964
- German Women's Chess Championships: reports, photos and overview since 1939 from Gerhard Hund
References edit
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