Deutsche Kreuzworträtsel

German crossword -German language -Three Difficulty levels -infinity Many combination possibilities -An Educational and entertaining game Crossword puzzle* A crossword puzzle is a puzzle in a letter by columns and rows in boxes divided (usually rectangular) area. The Searched Words are vertically and horizontally entered into adjacent box, and in a way that any registered and resulting groups of letters make sense (according to the task). Story* The first crossword puzzle in the world appeared on 21 December 1913 in the Christmas supplement of the newspaper New York World and contained 31 keywords. who invented it is a native of Liverpool journalist Arthur Wynne. Basis to have been the magic squares, a game his grandfather named. The crossword Wynne contained no black boxes and had diamond-shaped. [1] [2] Some years varied Wynne his word puzzles added to limit the words a black fields and ordered the terms in the usual today symmetrical grid. His commercial breakthrough was the crossword puzzle by the publisher Dick Simon and Max Schuster. Simon presented the Journal an idea to the puzzle book Crossword Puzzle Book, the "World" approved the operation, there was no copyright. The book was still published in the first edition of 3,600 copies with a pencil and sold after a year already in a number of 400,000 shares. Even today, Simon & Schuster as one of the largest English-language publishers. [3] In the early 1920s there were the first crossword in European newspapers and magazines. The first crossword puzzle in a German newspaper printed the Berliner Illustrierte 1925. Charles Cilard introduced in 1985, after four years of preparation, the largest ever crossword in the world before. It was 870 m long, 30 cm wide and had 2.610.000 boxes. A dissolved crossword led in 1981 to the world's largest font samples compared to investigate the so-called crossword murder, one of the most famous crimes of the GDR. Happiness! * Wikipedia games for free for mobile phone word search learn learning German