November 11, 2026
Fischdick Gisela (05.11.1955)
German Woman Grandmaster (2005). Fischdick was the German Women’s Champion 1974 and 2000, Multi Blitz
HIT Open 2012
More than 100 players are participating in one of the strongest Open of Slovenia in
2012 Georgi Tringov Memorial
The 34th Bulgarian Open Chess Championship 2012 – Georgi Tringov Memorial, organized by the Bulgarian
Zilberman, Yaacov (26.05.1954)
Israeli Grandmaster (1998), born in Kazakhstan. Coach. Moved to Israel in 1990. Vice Champion of
Zhou, Jianchao (06.11.1988)
Chinese Grandmaster (2006). Chinese Rapid Champion in 2011. Vice champion of China in 2008. He
Zhang Zhong (05.09.1978)
Singapore Grandmaster (1998) born in China. Asian Champion in 2005. FIDE Trainer (2011). World Junior
Chess Strategy For Chess Openings And Chess Principles
What is chess strategy? The art of chess strategy is knowing how to formulate a
Thinking about the Endgame
From the time the game begins, you should remember that every move you make may
Keep your King Safe.
Everyone knows that the object of the game is to checkmate the opponent’s king. But
Chess Plan Moves
If you threaten something here in one move, something over there in the next move,
Galkin Alexander (01.02.1979)
Russian Grandmaster (1997). World U20 Champion 1999, European U12 Champion in 1991. Best results: Metz
Maze Sebastien (08.02.1984)
French Grandmaster (2007). Best results: NAO Open GM 2003, 1st; Calvia Open 2005, 2nd-7th; Jura
Tkachiev Vladislav (09.11.1973)
French Grandmaster (1996) born in Russia and living in France since 1998 after a stay
Granda Zuniga Julio Ernesto (25.02.1967)
Peruvian Grandmaster (1986) and one of the best players of South America since for more
Goloshapov Aleksander (25.01.1978)
Ukrainian Grandmaster and FIDE Senior Trainer coached by Vaisman. Graduated in Physical and Sport. Ukrainian
Gormally Daniel (1976)
English Grandmaster (2005). Gormally was the joint winner of the British Rapidplay Chess Championship 2006. Best
Ghitescu Theodor (24.01.1934 – 22.08.2008)
Romanian International Master (1961) and Honorary Grandmaster (1986). Romanian Champion in 1963. Coach. Best results:
Georgiev Vladimir (27.08.1975)
Macedonian Grandmaster (1999) and coach. Bulgaria Champion 1995 and first equal in 1999. He was
Czebe Attila (09.02.1947)
Hungarian Grandmaster (2003). Best results: won or shared first at Budapest FS12 1996, Budapest Honved 1997,
Groszpeter Attila (09.06.1960)
Hungarian Grandmaster (1986). Hungarian Youth Champion in 1977. Hungarian vice-champion in 1993 and 1995. Best
Ganguly Surya Shekhar (24.02.1983)
Indian Grandmaster (2003). Asian Champion 2009. Indian Champion in 2007, 2008, and 2009. Gold medalist
Bilguer Paul Rudolf Von (21.09.1815 – 16.09.1840)
One of the strongest German chess players in 1830’s. An officer. During the period 1839-40,
Alonso Salvador (07.09.1974)
Argentine Grandmaster (2009). Best results: Pablo Gorbea Memorial 2003, Vincent Lopez Magistral 2004, Pedro Donoso
Garcia Gildardo (09.03.1954)
Colombian Grandmaster (1991). Champion of Colombia in 1995, 2003 and 2006. Panamerican Junior Champion 1974. A