PERLAS AJEDRECヘSTICAS
Christian S疣chez
CHESS OLYMPIAD
TOURNAMENT OF NATIONS
BUENOS AIRES 1939
Passengers of the Piri疳olis
and other ships that arrived in the port of Buenos Aires
Player
Age
MS
Occupation
Religion
Birthplace
Nationality
Ship
Point of Departure
Entry
Alekhine, Alexandre
46
M
Lawyer
Orthodox
Moscow
Russian
Alc疣tara
Rio de Janeiro
12/07/1939 - Buenos Aires
Alekhine, Grace
50
M
None
Orthodox
New Jersey
American
Alc疣tara
Rio de Janeiro
12/07/1939 - Buenos Aires
Alexander, Conel
30
M
Businessman
Protestant
Cork
Irish
Piri疳olis
Antwerp
21/08/1939 - Buenos Aires
Andersson, Ingeborg
33
M
Employee
Protestant
Stockholm
Swedish
Piri疳olis
Antwerp
21/08/1939 - Buenos Aires
Andrasiunas, Ksaveras
37
S
Farmer
Catholic
Ukmerge
Lithuanian
Piri疳olis
Antwerp
21/08/1939 - Buenos Aires
Apsenieks, Fricis
45
S
Journalist
Protestant
Tetele
Latvian
Piri疳olis
Antwerp
21/08/1939 - Buenos Aires
Arnlaugsson, Gudmundur
25
S
Student
Protestant
Reykjavik
Icelandic
Piri疳olis
Antwerp
21/08/1939 - Buenos Aires
Asgeirsson, Asmundur Kr.
33
M
Sailor
Protestant
Reykjavik
Icelandic
Piri疳olis
Antwerp
21/08/1939 - Buenos Aires
Austbo,
Johannes (misspelled as
Austb)
49
M
Professor
Protestant
Rennesy
Norwegian
Piri疳olis
Antwerp
21/08/1939
- Buenos Aires
Becker, Albert
43
M
Professor
Catholic
Vienna
German
Piri疳olis
Antwerp
21/08/1939 - Buenos Aires
Bergquist, Nils (sic: Bergqvist)
38
S
Journalist
Protestant
Sodertalje
Swedish
Piri疳olis
Antwerp
21/08/1939 - Buenos Aires
Bloch Nakkerud, Ruth
28
S
Modiste
Protestant
Giuik
Norwegian
Piri疳olis
Antwerp
21/08/1939 - Buenos Aires
Capablanca y Graupera, Jos? Ra?l
40
M
Diplomat
Catholic
Havana
Cuban
Neptunia
Naples
20/08/1939 - Buenos Aires
Chagodaev
Capablanca, Olga (misspelled as Chagodael)
35
M
Housewife
Catholic
Tiflis
Cuban
Neptunia
Naples
20/08/1939 - Buenos
Aires
Christensen, Alfred
34
S
Journalist
Protestant
Rakkeby
Danish
Piri疳olis
Antwerp
21/08/1939 - Buenos Aires
Cortlever, Nicolaas
24
S
Employee
Dissident
Amsterdam
Dutch
Piri疳olis
Antwerp
21/08/1939 - Buenos Aires
Cruz
Filho, Oswaldo (misspelled as Flho)
36
M
Doctor
Catholic
Rio de
Janeiro
Brazilian
General Artigas
Rio de Janeiro
24/08/1939 - Buenos
Aires
Cruz, Walter Oswaldo
29
M
Doctor
Catholic
Rio de Janeiro
Brazilian
General Artigas
Rio de Janeiro
24/08/1939 - Buenos Aires
Czerniak, Moizes (=Moshe)
29
S
Employee
Israelite
Warsaw
Polish
Piri疳olis
Antwerp
21/08/1939 - Buenos Aires
Danielsson, Gosta
27
S
Student
Protestant
Hagalund
Swedish
Piri疳olis
Antwerp
21/08/1939 - Buenos Aires
De Groot, Adrianus
24
M
Student
Dissident
Velsen
Dutch
Piri疳olis
Antwerp
21/08/1939 - Buenos Aires
De Ronde, Christiaan
26
S
None
Dissident
Schiedam
Dutch
Piri疳olis
Antwerp
21/08/1939 - Buenos Aires
Dez, Edmond Henri
68
D
Capitain
Dissident
Paris
French
Piri疳olis
Antwerp
21/08/1939 - Buenos Aires
Ekenberg, Bengt
27
S
Doctor
Protestant
Gothenburg
Swedish
Piri疳olis
Antwerp
21/08/1939 - Buenos Aires
Eliskases, Erich
26
S
Chess player
Catholic
Innsbruck
German
Piri疳olis
Antwerp
21/08/1939 - Buenos Aires
Endzelins, Lucijs
30
S
Student
Protestant
Tartu
Estonian
Piri疳olis
Antwerp
21/08/1939 - Buenos Aires
Enevoldsen
Elsing, Jens Evald (misspelled as
Elsinge)
32
D
Employee
Protestant
Copenhaguen
Danish
Piri疳olis
Antwerp
21/08/1939
- Buenos Aires
Engels, Ludwig
33
S
Chess player
Catholic
Dusseldorf
German
Piri疳olis
Antwerp
21/08/1939 - Buenos Aires
Feigins, Movsa
31
S
Chess player
Israelite
Griva
Latvian
Piri疳olis
Antwerp
21/08/1939 - Buenos Aires
Figueira
Trompowsky De Almeida, Octavio
41
M
Bank clerk
Catholic
Rio de
Janeiro
Brazilian
General Artigas
Rio de Janeiro
24/08/1939 - Buenos
Aires
Foerder, Heinz
30
M
Worker
Israelite
Breslau
German
Piri疳olis
Antwerp
21/08/1939 - Buenos Aires
Foltys, Jan
31
M
Chess player
Catholic
Svinov
Czechoslovakian
Piri疳olis
Antwerp
21/08/1939 - Buenos Aires
Friedemann, Gunnar
30
S
Employee
Protestant
Tallinn
Estonian
Piri疳olis
Antwerp
21/08/1939 - Buenos Aires
Frydman, Paulin
34
S
Employee
Israelite
Warsaw
Polish
Piri疳olis
Antwerp
21/08/1939 - Buenos Aires
Glimmerveen
de Roodzant, Cath. (sic:
Catharina)
42
M
None
Dissident
Rotterdam
Dutch
Piri疳olis
Antwerp
21/08/1939
- Buenos Aires
Golombek, Harry
28
S
Businessman
Israelite
London
English
Piri疳olis
Antwerp
21/08/1939 - Buenos Aires
Graf, Sussanna (sic: Susanna; =Sonja)
30
S
Chess player
Catholic
Munich
German
Highland Patriot
London
19/08/1939 - Buenos Aires
Gromer, Aristide
31
S
Chess player
Dissident
Dunkirk
French
Piri疳olis
Antwerp
21/08/1939 - Buenos Aires
Gudmundsson, Jon
34
S
Printer
Protestant
Reykjavik
Icelandic
Piri疳olis
Antwerp
21/08/1939 - Buenos Aires
Hellman,
Abraham (sic: Helman)
32
S
Businessman
Jewish
Zitormin (sic:
Zhitomir)
Russian
Argentina
New York
16/08/1939 - Buenos Aires
Holowach, Walter
29
S
Musician
Protestant
Edmonton
Canadian
Argentina
New York
16/08/1939 - Buenos Aires
Janeckova, Blazena
28
S
Employee
Catholic
Prague
Czechoslovakian
Piri疳olis
Antwerp
21/08/1939 - Buenos Aires
Kahn, Victor
50
D
None
Israelite
Moscow
Russian
Piri疳olis
Antwerp
21/08/1939 - Buenos Aires
Kantardjiev, Michail (=Kantardzhiev)
28
S
Civil servant
Orthodox
Lom
Bulgarian
Piri疳olis
Antwerp
21/08/1939 - Buenos Aires
Karastoyanov, Emile (=Karastoichev)
23
S
Student
Orthodox
Shumen
Bulgarian
Piri疳olis
Antwerp
21/08/1939 - Buenos Aires
Keres, Paul
23
S
Diplomat
Protestant
Narva
Estonian
Piri疳olis
Antwerp
21/08/1939 - Buenos Aires
Kerlin, Gerard Jos. (sic: Joseph)
29
S
Employee
Catholic
Dublin
Irish
Piri疳olis
Antwerp
21/08/1939 - Buenos Aires
Kiprov, Alexandre
22
S
Student
Orthodox
Sofia
Bulgarian
Piri疳olis
Antwerp
21/08/1939 - Buenos Aires
Kleinsteins,
Zalamans (=Zelman
Kleinstein)
27
S
Student
Israelite
Daugavpils
Latvian
Piri疳olis
Antwerp
21/08/1939
- Buenos Aires
Larsen, Alfred
35
S
Employee
Protestant
Bergen
Norwegian
Piri疳olis
Antwerp
21/08/1939 - Buenos Aires
Larsen, Ingrid Kirstine
30
M
None
Protestant
Foulum
Danish
Piri疳olis
Antwerp
21/08/1939 - Buenos Aires
Larsen, Jens Peter (=Ojvind?)
57
M
Businessman
Hebrew
Asko
Danish
Piri疳olis
Antwerp
21/08/1939 - Buenos Aires
Lauberte,
Milda Modrite (misspelled as
Lauberts)
20
S
Student
Protestant
Vildogas
Pagasts
Latvian
Piri疳olis
Antwerp
21/08/1939 - Buenos Aires
Lougheed, Annabelle
40
S
Teacher
Protestant
Clarksburg
Canadian
Argentina
New York
16/08/1939 - Buenos Aires
Luckis, Markas
34
M
Businessman
Israelite
Pskow
Russian
Piri疳olis
Antwerp
21/08/1939 - Buenos Aires
Lundin, Erik
35
M
Journalist
Protestant
Stockholm
Swedish
Piri疳olis
Antwerp
21/08/1939 - Buenos Aires
Melngailis, Tenis Vitauts
26
M
Employee
Protestant
Tashkent
Russian
Piri疳olis
Antwerp
21/08/1939 - Buenos Aires
Michel, Paul
33
S
Chess player
Catholic
Alzenau
German
Piri疳olis
Antwerp
21/08/1939 - Buenos Aires
Mikenas, Vladas
29
M
Employee
Catholic
Kaunas
Lithuanian
Piri疳olis
Antwerp
21/08/1939 - Buenos Aires
Milner Barry, Philip
32
S
Journalist
Protestant
Mill Hill
English
Piri疳olis
Antwerp
21/08/1939 - Buenos Aires
Minnis, William
37
S
Employee
Protestant
Belfast
Irish
Piri疳olis
Antwerp
21/08/1939 - Buenos Aires
Moller, Baldur
24
S
Student
Protestant
Reykjavik
Icelandic
Piri疳olis
Antwerp
21/08/1939 - Buenos Aires
Morrison, John Stuart
40
S
Artist
Protestant
Toronto
Canadian
Argentina
New York
16/08/1939 - Buenos Aires
Najdorf, Mojsze Mendel (=Miguel)
29
M
Businessman
Israelite
Warsaw
Polish
Piri疳olis
Antwerp
21/08/1939 - Buenos Aires
Nash, Warwick
32
S
Farmer
Catholic
Athlone
Irish
Piri疳olis
Antwerp
21/08/1939 - Buenos Aires
Neykirch, Olek (=Neikirch)
25
S
Student
Orthodox
Tiflis
Russian
Piri疳olis
Antwerp
21/08/1939 - Buenos Aires
O'Donovan, John Francis
21
S
Student
Unknown
Queenstown
Irish
Piri疳olis
Antwerp
21/08/1939 - Buenos Aires
O'Hanlon, John James
63
M
Businessman
Catholic
Ulster
Irish
Piri疳olis
Antwerp
21/08/1939 - Buenos Aires
Opocensky, Karel
47
M
Journalist
Catholic
Most
Czechoslovakian
Piri疳olis
Antwerp
21/08/1939 - Buenos Aires
Opsahl, Haakon
34
S
Worker
Protestant
Elverum
Norwegian
Argentina
New York
16/08/1939 - Buenos Aires
Pelikan, Jiri
33
S
Employee
Catholic
Castolovice
Czechoslovakian
Piri疳olis
Antwerp
21/08/1939 - Buenos Aires
Petrovs, Vladimirs
31
M
Employee
Orthodox
Riga
Latvian
Piri疳olis
Antwerp
21/08/1939 - Buenos Aires
Ponce,
Luis Neftal?
(=Neptal?)
31
S
Diplomat
Catholic
Quito
Ecuadorian
Northern
Prince
New York
22/08/1939 - Buenos Aires
Poulson, Kristian
(sic: Poulsen,
Christian)
26
M
Worker
Protestant
Rind
Danish
Piri疳olis
Antwerp
21/08/1939
- Buenos Aires
Prins, Lodewijk
26
M
Journalist
Dissident
Amsterdam
Dutch
Piri疳olis
Antwerp
21/08/1939 - Buenos Aires
Raclauskiene, Elena
30
M
Employee
Catholic
Kaunas
Lithuanian
Piri疳olis
Antwerp
21/08/1939 - Buenos Aires
Rauch, Meyer (=Meir)
29
S
Worker
Israelite
Zolnis
Polish
Piri疳olis
Antwerp
21/08/1939 - Buenos Aires
Raud, Ilmar
26
S
Student
Protestant
Viljandi
Estonian
Piri疳olis
Antwerp
21/08/1939 - Buenos Aires
Rebnord, Sverre
35
S
Businessman
Protestant
Bergen
Norwegian
Piri疳olis
Antwerp
21/08/1939 - Buenos Aires
Regedzynsky, Teodor (sic: Regedziński)
45
M
Employee
Arabian
Lodz
Polish
Piri疳olis
Antwerp
21/08/1939 - Buenos Aires
Reinhardt, Heinrich
36
M
Employee
Protestant
Zabelsdorf
German
Piri疳olis
Antwerp
21/08/1939 - Buenos Aires
Reischer, Sura Sara (sic: Salome)
40
M
None
Israelite
Brzezinca
Russian
Piri疳olis
Antwerp
21/08/1939 - Buenos Aires
Rinder, Frieda
33
M
None
Catholic
Schrobenhausen
German
Piri疳olis
Antwerp
21/08/1939 - Buenos Aires
Rojahn, Ernest (sic: Ernst)
29
S
Student
Protestant
Tonsberg
Norwegian
Piri疳olis
Antwerp
21/08/1939 - Buenos Aires
Rometti,
Barbato Nicolas (misspelled as
Barrato)
44
S
Architect
Catholic
Umbertide
Italian
Piri疳olis
Antwerp
21/08/1939
- Buenos Aires
Schmidt, Paul
22
S
Student
Protestant
Narva
Estonian
Piri疳olis
Antwerp
21/08/1939 - Buenos Aires
Schwartzmann, Paula (=Paulette)
45
S
Dentist
Israelite
Kamenetz
Russian
Piri疳olis
Antwerp
21/08/1939 - Buenos Aires
Seitz, Jakob Adolf
41
S
Journalist
Lutheran
Meitingen
German
Almanzora
Rio de Janeiro
16/6/1939 - Buenos Aires
Silva
De Oliveira Rocha, Adhemar
31
S
Accountant
Catholic
Rio de
Janeiro
Brazilian
General Artigas
Rio de Janeiro
24/08/1939 - Buenos
Aires
Skalicka, Karel
42
S
Lawyer
Catholic
Prague
Czechoslovakian
Piri疳olis
Antwerp
21/08/1939 - Buenos Aires
Souza
Mendes Junior, Joao De
47
D
Doctor
Catholic
Ilha
Terceira
Portuguese
General Artigas
Rio de Janeiro
24/08/1939 - Buenos
Aires
Sorensen, Ernst Karl (misspelled as
Srensen)
31
S
Employee
Protestant
Hamburg
German
Piri疳olis
Antwerp
21/08/1939
- Buenos Aires
Stahlberg, Gideon (misspelled as Gidlon)
31
S
Journalist
Protestant
Surte
Swedish
Piri疳olis
Antwerp
21/08/1939
- Buenos Aires
Stevenson, Vera (=Menchik, Vera)
33
M
None
Protestant
Moscow
Russian
Piri疳olis
Antwerp
21/08/1939 - Buenos Aires
Stoffels de Wagemans, Marianne
38
M
Employee
Catholic
Antwerp
Belgian
Piri疳olis
Antwerp
21/08/1939 - Buenos Aires
Sulik, Franciszek
30
S
Civil servant
Catholic
Gliniany
Polish
Piri疳olis
Antwerp
21/08/1939 - Buenos Aires
Tartakower, Savielly
52
S
Lawyer
Protestant
Rostoff
Russian
Piri疳olis
Antwerp
21/08/1939 - Buenos Aires
Tautvaisaz, Povilas (sic: Tautvaisas)
23
S
Student
Catholic
Mazeikiai
Lithuanian
Piri疳olis
Antwerp
21/08/1939 - Buenos Aires
Thomas, George Alan
58
S
None
Protestant
Constantinople
Turkish
Almanzora
Southampton
11/08/1939 - Buenos Aires
Torvaldsson, Einar (=Thorvaldsson)
37
S
Mason
Protestant
Reykjavik
Icelandic
Piri疳olis
Antwerp
21/08/1939 - Buenos Aires
Turn, Johannes
40
M
Diplomat
Protestant
Tartu
Estonian
Piri疳olis
Antwerp
21/08/1939 - Buenos Aires
Tzvetcov, Alexandre (=Tsvetkov)
24
S
Civil servant
Orthodox
Topolevgrad
Bulgarian
Piri疳olis
Antwerp
21/08/1939 - Buenos Aires
Vaitonis, Povilas
27
S
Student
Catholic
Kaunas
Lithuanian
Piri疳olis
Antwerp
21/08/1939 - Buenos Aires
Van Scheltinga, Tjeerd Daniel
25
S
Carpenter
Dissident
Amsterdam
Dutch
Piri疳olis
Antwerp
21/08/1939 - Buenos Aires
Winz, Viktor (=Victor)
37
S
Publisher
Israelite
Berlin
German
Piri疳olis
Antwerp
21/08/1939 - Buenos Aires
Wood, Baruch Harold
30
M
Businessman
Protestant
Sheffield
English
Piri疳olis
Antwerp
21/08/1939 - Buenos Aires
Yanofsky,
Abraham (misspelled as
Yanopsky)
15
S
Student
Jewish
Brody
Polish
Argentina
Nueva
York
16/08/1939 - Buenos Aires
Zita, Frantisek
30
M
Employee
Catholic
Prague
Czechoslovakian
Piri疳olis
Antwerp
21/08/1939 - Buenos Aires
Alekhine,
Alexandre (misspelled as
Alexandra)
34
M
Author
Orthodox
Moscow
Russian
Massilia
Bordeaux
07/09/1927
- Buenos Aires
Alekhine, Alexandre
33
M
Chess player
Orthodox
Moscow
Russian
Lutetia
Bordeaux
01/08/1926 - Buenos Aires
Alekhine, Nadejda (misspelled as Hadeida)
43
M
None
Orthodox
Odessa
Russian
Massilia
Bordeaux
07/09/1927 - Buenos Aires
Tartakower, Savielly
43
S
Chess player
Evangelical
Rostov on Don
Polish
Massilia
Vigo
27/02/1931 - Buenos Aires
Lasker, Emanuel
41
M
Author
Catholic
Unknown
German
Vasari
New York
01/06/1910 - Buenos Aires
Capablanca, Jose R.
25
S
Landowner
Catholic
Unknown
Cuban
Amazon
Rio de Janeiro
01/08/1914 - Buenos Aires
Capablanca, Jose Raul
38
M
Diplomat
Catholic
Havana
Cuban
American Legion
Santos
03/08/1927 - Buenos Aires
Grau, Roberto
27
S
Journalist
Unknown
Unknown
Argentine
La Coru?a
Hamburg
08/09/1927 - Buenos Aires
Grau, Roberto
28
M
Journalist
Unknown
Unknown
Argentine
Werra
Bremen
02/09/1928 - Buenos Aires
Grau, Roberto
30
M
Journalist
Unknown
Unknown
Argentine
Mendoza
Marseille
01/03/1930 - Buenos Aires
Grau, Roberto Gabriel
38
M
Journalist
Unknown
Unknown
Argentine
Belle Isle
Rio de Janeiro
21/12/1938 - Buenos Aires
Illa, Rolando
31
M
Assistant
Catholic
Unknown
American
Verdi
New York
13/11/1911 - Buenos Aires
Illa, Rolando
40
M
Catholic
Unknown
American
Almanzora
Montevideo
01/08/1921 - Buenos Aires
Kostic, Boris
27
S
Businessman
Orthodox
Unknown
Serbian
Ortega
Callao
03/05/1914 - Buenos Aires
Lipinics, Leonhard (=Lipiniks, Leonardo)
4
S
Protestant
Riga
Sierra Ventana
Bremen
01/09/1928 - Buenos Aires
Pilnik, Germ疣
31
M
Business agent
Jewish
Stuttgart
German
R?o Jachal
Baltimore
10/11/1945 - Buenos Aires
Pilnik, Hermann
16
S
Student
Mosaic
Stuttgart
German
Sierra Ventana
Bremen
02/04/1930 - Buenos Aires
Seitz, Jacobo Adolfo
56
S
Journalist
Unknown
Argentine
Charles Tellier
Havre
27/12/1954 - Buenos Aires
Notas:
MS: Marital Status. S: Single. M: Married. D: Divorced.
When the names are misspelled, the correct form appears after the word "sic", unless the error is obvious, when the incorrect form appears after the words "misspelled as". The "=" sign indicates a variant.
Source:
CEMLA: Centro de Estudios Migratorios Latinoamericanos. Base de datos del arribo de inmigrantes y pasajeros al puerto de Buenos Aires, entre 1882 y 1950.
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