Romanian International Master (1954). Romanian Champion in 1950, 1953, 1955 and 1958. A participant in the
Polish Grandmaster (2007). Polish U20 Champion in 2003 and vice-Polish U20 Champion in 2001. Academic
German correspondence player and a doctor of law. One of the best correspondence players at
U.S. Grandmaster (1987) born in Estonia who is living in the USA since the early
American Grandmaster (1986) born in Russia who emigrated to America in 1977. World U20 Champion
German player and author, he was specialized in unusual gambits called the Diemer Attack and
Georgian Grandmaster (1984) and Women Grandmaster. World Women Champion (1978-1991). Maya began to play chess
Swiss International Master (1952). Swiss Champion in 1942 (joint),1943, 1945, 1948 and 1952. Senior Correspondence International
Dubois was a leading player of the 19th century in Italy. He was one of
Belarus Grandmaster (1995), the winner of 11 Belarus championship (from 1965 to 2006) in 1988 and
Russian International Master (1950). One of the strongest players in Kiev of the early 1900s,
The first Georgian Master and International Master (1950). An author. and an Engineer. He was 5th
Spanish Grandmaster (1999). FIDE Senior trainer (2010). Spanish Champion in 1985. Technical director of the
Serbian Grandmaster (1982). Silver medalist with the Yugoslavian team at the European Team Championship in
Dutch Master who had his peak from 1920 to 1930 by finishing twice second behind
Russian Master, he is regarded as the founder of Russian chess school. His first participations
Indian Grandmaster (2006). Silver medallist at the Asian U18 in 2004. Best results: Indian championship
Dutch Grandmaster (2000). European U18 Champion in 1998 and U20 in 1999. Dutch Champion U10
Hungarian International Master (1950) and International Arbiter (1951). Professor of Philosophy and a languages teacher
French Grandmaster (1978) born in Ukraine who emigrated to France in 1990. FIDE Senior Trainer
German Grandmaster (2003). Teacher in English and History. European U16 Champion in 1996. German U15
Montenegrin Grandmaster (2005). The winner of seven Montenegro chess championships, Serbian Champion in 2004. Serbian
Dutch International Master (1975), writer, chess columnist and well-known chess commentator at Tata Steel. In 1988,
Czech Grandmaster (1950), a leading Czech player and chess composer in the early years of
Welsh International Master (1978), correspondence player, writer and philosopher. He is currently Senior Lecturer in
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