Grabuzova Tatania (09.02.1967)

Russian Women Grandmaster (1993). Best results: Moscow Women championship 1997 and 2007, 1st; St. Petersburg

Galojan Lilit (17.06.1983)

Armenian International Master (2010) and Woman Grandmaster (2009). Armenian Women Champion in 2008 and 2009.

Dworakowska Joanna (21.10.1978)

Polish Women Grandmaster and International Master. Polish Women Champion in 1997, 1998 and 2001. Best

Corke Anya (12.09.1990)

English Women Grandmaster (2004) born in USA who was living for some years in Honk

Ciuksyte Dagne (01.01.1977)

English Woman Grandmaster (1997) and International Master (2006) born in Lithuania. Lithuanian Women Champion in

Calzetta Ruiz Monica (29.11.1972)

Spanish Women Grandmaster (2003). Seven-times winner of the Spanish Women’s Championship. She has represented her

Burtasova Anna (19.02.1987)

Russian Women Grandmaster (2009). Best results: 3rd Gema Intl Open U-2300 2006, 1st; 4th E.Bykova

Botsari Anna Maria (05.10.1972)

Greek Woman Grandmaster and International Master. Six times Greek Women Champion. Silver medalist at the

Webb, Simon (10.06.1949 – 14.03.2005)

English International Master (1977) and Correspondence Grandmaster (1983). Author. Joint British U18 Champion in 1966,

Timmerman, Gert Jan (15.04.1956)

Dutch Correspondence Grandmaster (1986) and OTB FIDE Master.  Fifteenth World Correspondence Champion (2001). Dutch Correspondence

Sloth, Jørn (05.09.1944)

Danish Correspondence Grandmaster (1978), the 8th C.C. World Champion 1980 (on tiebreak), winner of the

Sanakoev, Grigory Konstantinovich (17.04.1935)

Russian Correspondence Grandmaster (1984), World Correspondence Champion and by profession, a chemist. Retired, he is

Oim Tonu (16.06.1941)

Estonian Correspondence Grandmaster (1981). Twice ICCF World Champion in 1977-1981 and 1994-1999. Estonian U20 Champion

Lapienis Donatas Petras (08.04.1934)

Latvian Correspondence Grandmaster and OTB FIDE Master. He was the best rated correspondence player with

Jørgensen Arne Bjorn

Dens Correspondence Grandmaster (2002). His best ICCF ELO was 2559 in 2010.

Johnson Maurice W.

English Correspondence Grandmaster (1996).  British correspondence co-champion 1991-1992. His best ICCF ELO was 2586 in

Husak Karel (23.06.1925 – 06.12.2004)

Czech Correspondence Grandmaster (1968) and International Master for Chess Compositions.

Hollis Adrian Swayne (02.08.1940)

English Correspondence Grandmaster (1976). British Correspondence Champion in 1966, 1967 and 1971. A participant in

Hofstetter Dr. Hans Joachim (16.01.1958)

German Correspondence Grandmaster. Winner of: WT/M/GT/325 (11,5/14), EU/M/GT/394 (12,5/14), VIII/IX World Cup Semifinal 10 (8,5/10),

Hertel Peter (15.03.1958)

German Correspondence Grandmaster (1999). Postman. 23th German Champion (1996), Winner of 3rd German Junior FSM

Heemsoth Hermann (21.12.1909 – 20.01.2006)

German Correspondence Grandmaster (1986). ICCF Honorary Member, owner of a Gold Medal Bertl von Massow.

Hamarat Tunç (01.12.1946)

Turkish born Austrian Correspondence Grandmaster (1997). PHD in Physics Engineering. Graduate in Physics. World Correspondence

Hall Richard

English Correspondence Grandmaster. British Correspondence Champion (7,5/9), Best result Board 1 VI European Team Championship

Gudyev Mladen (14.10.1938)

Bulgarian Correspondence Grandmaster (1991). His ICCF ELO in 2010 was 2469.

Grodzensky Sergey Yakolevich (01.08.1944)

Russian correspondence Grandmaster (1999). Author of Red Letters – The Correspondence Chess Championships of the
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