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Das Malefizspiel

In: Spielend gewinnen

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  • Nils Hesse

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Zusammenfassung Das Malefizspiel ist ein Klassiker aus den sechziger Jahren. Erfunden hatte es der Bäckerei-Angestellte und spätere System-Analytiker Werner Schöppner. Vorbild war vermutlich das indische Nationalspiel Pachisi. Der Titel soll auf einen Ausruf der Ehefrau des Verlegers Otto Maier beim Probespielen zurückgehen: „Du bist doch ein echter Malefiz!‟, wobei Malefiz ein fast vergessenes Wort für eine schlechte Tat ist. Was heute nicht mehr so leicht möglich wäre: Das Spiel schockierte bei seinem Erscheinen 1960 aufgrund der Spielgestaltung mit dem legendären Quartett merkwürdiger Gestalten, traf aber den Nerv der Zeit: Mehr als fünf Millionen Exemplare wurden nach Verlagsangaben verkauft.

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  • Nils Hesse, 2015. "Das Malefizspiel," Springer Books, in: Spielend gewinnen, edition 127, chapter 10, pages 47-48, Springer.
    • Handle: RePEc:spr:sprchp:978-3-658-04441-1_10
    DOI: 10.1007/978-3-658-04441-1_10
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