Dutch Correspondence Grandmaster (2003). Dutch correspondence Champion in 1989. In 2010 his ICCF ELO was
Hungarian Correspondence Grandmaster (2002) and OTB FIDE Master (his best ELO was 2385 in 1982).
Israeli Correspondence Grandmaster. Israel Correspondence Champion in 1986.
German Correspondence Grandmaster (1996), journalist and author. Second at the 18th World Championship. One of
Israeli Correspondence Grandmaster. Former Israeli Correspondence Champion. For some time he published some chess articles
Italian Correspondence Grandmaster (2001) and OTB player. 1st place Board 1 IV Coppa Latina Europa-America
Brazilian Correspondence Grandmaster (1964). 11th Brazilian Champion. Winner of EM/M/GT/A008 (12,5/14), 15th CADAP Championship Prelim.15
Argentine Correspondence Grandmaster (2000). Winner of CADAP/M/E/85 (13/14). He won international matches vs. Scotland, Lithuania,
German Correspondence Grandmaster (1996). PhD from the Computer Science Department. Best results: 1st place: Bd.5
German Correspondence Grandmaster (1996) born in Poland. Journalist. In the 80’s he played few Olympiads
Scottish Correspondence Grandmaster (1986) and OTB International Master. Scottish Champion in 1996 and 1997. He
US Correspondence Grandmaster (2002) who plays for England and International Arbiter. A computational biophysicist with
Slovenian Correspondence Grandmaster (1979). International ICCF Arbiter (1970) and vice ICCF president (1985-1995). European CC
Dutch International Master (1954) and Correspondence Grandmaster (1981), author and journalist who played the Olympiads
Dutch Correspondence Grandmaster (1993). Banker and chess journalist. A participant to the 14th CC world
Guatemalian Correspondence Grandmaster. Winner: CADAP 13 Championship Final, CADAP 9 Championship Semif.3 (10/12), CADAP 11
Russian-born, Paris-domiciled master. His great lucidity as a lecturer and writer had made him one
One of the strongest English players from 1910 to the 1930s. Chess man of letters.
A British chess player, founder, publisher and editor of the periodical Chess from 1935 to
English editor of IM strength who won the British Championships in 1870 and 1872. He
US lawyer, bibliophile and founder of the largest chess library in the world (32,568 volumes
Leading English chess player and writer on chess. In 1827, he was regarded as one
French chess amateur. General Secretary of the French Federation from 1924 until 1928. He was
Italian humanist, a poet, Bishop of Alba since 1532. Author of the poem “Game of
French FIDE Master (3 IM norms). Technical Director of the FFE since 2005, journalist, organiser
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