Das asiatische Brettspiel Go

from Springwald Radio · host Daniel Springwald

Go fasziniert durch Einfachheit und Komplexität gleichermaßen. Es basiert auf wenigen, leicht zu erlernenden Regeln, bietet aber eine nahezu unbegrenzte Anzahl von Möglichkeiten.

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Go fasziniert durch Einfachheit und Komplexität gleichermaßen. Es basiert auf wenigen, leicht zu erlernenden Regeln, bietet aber eine nahezu unbegrenzte Anzahl von Möglichkeiten. 0:20 - Das asiatische Brettspiel Go 19:30 - Oskar Korschelt 25:15 - Deutscher Go-Bund e. V. 38:20 - Kiseido 42:00 - Hikaru no Go 47:20 - Hans Pietsch 52:00 - Interview mit Frank Karger 54:10 - mygofriend 1:01:00 - Go-Bücher, beispielsweise: "Das Go-Spiel. Eine Einführung in das asiatische Brettspiel" 1:03:20 - Go-Spiel-Material, beispielsweise: 9x9-Tisch-Set 1:09:15 - Go Spielabende Sendung aufrufen: https://radio.springwald.de/Sendung/SendungsDetails/2013-Das-asiatische-Brettspiel-Go-mit-Alfred-Ebert Sendung aufrufen: https://radio.springwald.de/Sendung/SendungsDetails/2013-Das-asiatische-Brettspiel-Go-mit-Alfred-Ebert

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