Nazi military chess game popular in Germany
A German produced military chess variant, called Tactics, uses 121 squares and 18 pieces per side including infantry, artillery, tanks, planes, and an eagle piece. It simulates strategic warfare with river and lake rules, has complex capture methods, and aims to checkmate the opposing eagle or achieve other victory conditions. The German Labor Front promoted it, selling 75,000 sets in six months.
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Presa
Berlin
Nagis
Hitler's
Reich
Alova
Frst
Bohlenders Picnic At Island Grove Park Near La Salle
The second annual Bohlender picnic gathered ninety nine members and guests at Island Grove Sunday. Families from the Beebe Draw and La Salle districts attended. A program of songs and solos followed a picnic dinner while men played baseball.
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la Salle
Bohlender
Island Grove Parte
Chris Bohlender
Europe
Fatty Staudinger
Uth Bohlender
Ronald Bohlender
Harold
Virgil Lorenz
August Bohlender
Philip Bohlender
Carl Hetterle
Trith Bohlender
Jacob Bohlender
Dave
Carl
Robert
Henry
Christine Bohlender
Denver
John Bohlender
Elizabeth
J. J. Bohlender
Isaac
Ruth
Fred. Bohlender
Walden
Katherina Bohlender
Bill
Gilcvest
John Anderson
Emery Anderson
Tard Anderson
Ed Kelly
Dan Bohlender
Ab. Bohlender
Brighton
Got
J. D. Boblender
Beebe Draw
Laa Salle
Charles J. Mellis
St. Louis
Egypt
Cotors
Mellis
Harry Heinecke
Africa
Presbyterian Church
Katherine Mc~Williams
Nancy ‘Todd
Eleanor McWilliams
Gwendolyn Moiner
Naomi Mayfield
Ada Felt Jis
McCluggage
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Germany
Bohlenders
United States Army
Fifth
United States Field Artillery
Greeley Delicatessen
Eighth Avenues
the Greeley Tribune Daily
Andrew’s Grocery Store
Beaver Point
Estes Park
Glen Haven
Colo
Geo
Ernst
Nice
ECRU
Greater CY Dry Goods Co
Ninth St
Biege
Rose
Coats
Wormerly
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