November 14, 2026
Bukavshin Ivan (03.05.1995-12.01.2016)
Russian Grandmaster (2011), European U12 champion in 2006, European U14 Champion in 2008 and European
Gaprindashvili Valeriane (16.01.1982)
Georgian Grandmaster (2001). Champion of Georgia in 2005. World U14 Champion in 1995, European U12
Erenburg Sergey (27.01.1983)
US Grandmaster (2003) born in Russia. Israeli Champion 2004. Equal third at the World U20
Ermenkov Evgenij (29.09.1949)
Bulgarian Grandmaster (1977) who played for some time under the Palestinian flag. Graduate in Economy. Ermenkov
Espig Lutz (05.01.1949)
German Grandmaster (1983). East German Champion in 1969, 1971 and 1988. Best results: Winner or
Gupta Abhijeet (16.10.1989)
Indian Grandmaster (2008). Indian Champion 2011. World Junior Champion in 2008. Commonwealth Chess Champion in 2013,
Emms John M. (14.03.1967)
English Grandmaster (1995), coach and author. Best results: Dury Lane London 1997, 1st; British championship
Adams Michael (17.11.1971)
English Grandmaster (1989). Since the Autumn of 2006 Michael Adams has been writing a chess column
Eliskases Erich (02.02.1997)
Argentine Grandmaster (1952) born in Austria. Eliskases could become one of the top players, but
Epishin Vladimir (11.07.1965)
Russian Grandmaster (1990). The 10th world rated player in July 1993. who finished third in
Erdos Viktor (02.09.1987)
Hungarian Grandmaster (2007). Hungarian Champion in 2011, World U14 Champion in 2001 and Hungarian U18
Bird Henry Edward (14.07.1908 – 11.04.1908)
British player and accountant who was strong enough to be invited at the Great London
Biscay Pierre (14.09.1905 – 30.07.1969)
French businessman, problemist and the president of the French Chess Federation (1932-1954), International Arbiter (1952)
Bhend Edwin (09.09.1931)
Swiss International Master who was Swiss Champion in 1966. Winner of two Swiss Cup tournaments.
Eljanov Pavel (10.05.1983)
Ukrainian Grandmaster (2000), graduated in Law. Vice champion of Ukraine in 2011, vice Ukrainian U18
Englisch Berthold (09.07.1851 – 19.10.1897)
Austrian player of Grandmaster strength who was active during the 1880’s. That time he was
El Gindy Essam (14.07.1966)
Egyptian Grandmaster (2008). AIDEF Champion 2014, African Champion 2003, Vice Champion of Africa in 2007
Enders Peter (02.02.1963)
German Grandmaster (1997). German Champion in 1994. Best results: Dresdner Post 1982, 1st and 2nd
Efimenko Zahar (07.03.1985)
Ukrainian Grandmaster (2002). Ukrainian Champion 2006. World U14 Champion in 1999. Vice Ukrainian Champion in
Estrin Yakov Borisovich (21.04.1923 – 02.02.1987)
Soviet International Master and Correspondence Grandmaster (1966), a lawyer, and a paratrooper. In over-the-board play
Evans Larry Melvyn (23.03.1932 – 15.11.2010)
U.S. Grandmaster (1957), author and journalist who was a leading American player in the 1950s
Edmondson Edmund Broadley Jr. (13.08.1920 – 21.10.1982)
President of the United States Chess Federation from 1963 to 1966, Executive Director of the
Elo Arpad Emrick (25.08.1903 – 05.11.1992)
Hungarian-born US physicist and statistician who, in the early 1960’s, developed a mathematically sound and
Eingorn Viacheslav Semenovich (1956)
Ukrainian Grandmaster (1986). FIDE Senior Trainer in 2007. Best results: equal first at Bor 1985