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German Grandmaster (2004), born in Georgia. Vice U20 World Champion and European U10 Champion 1997 and 1998. Finished 3rd at the European U16 Championship in 2001, German U14 Champion in 1999. Best results: PSV Rostock GM 2002, 1-2nd; Bad Zwesten Open 2004, 3rd; Lippstaedter GM in 2004, 1st; Lesnoy GM 2004, 1st; Neckar Open 2005,

Indian Grandmaster (2004). Bronze medalist at the Asian Youth championship in 2000. Best Results: Budapest FS GM, 2001, 2nd; Bankok Club Open 2003, 1st; Olomuc Open 2004, 2-7th; Oberwart Open 2005, 3-5th; United Insurance Dhaka 2008, 5th. Best ELO: 2530 in 2011.  

Armenian Grandmaster (2010).Best results: Simonian Memorial, 2004 (ARM), 3rd; Blue Sevan 2005 (ARM), 1st; Orumia Open 2008 (IRI), 1-4th; Istanbul Open 2009, 1-4th; Istanbul Open 2008, 2-3rd;Vasylyshyn Memorial 2008 (RUS), 2nd; Istanbul Open 2009, 1st; Pan-Armenian Int. Open 2010, 1st, Yerevan championship 2011, 1st; Karen Asrian Memorial (ARM) 2011, 3-6th; Yerevan championship 2011, 1st; Armenian

Indian Grandmaster (2008). Asian U20 Champion in 2004. Bronze at the 2007 Indian championship. Best results: India national B championship, 2-5th; India championship 2007, 7th; Commonwealth championship 2008, 4th; Uxbridge Intl 2010, 1st; Scottish Open championship 2009, 1st; Paris championship 2011, 1st. A participant in the 2010 World Team Championship Best ELO: 2552 in 2009.

  Uzbek Grandmaster (1993). Chess journalist. Best results: Kecskemet Open 1993, 1st; Moscow GM 1995, 2nd; Petermanenchen GM 1999, 2nd; Abu Dhabi Open 2001, 1st; Ashdod Open 2003, 1-4th; Balaguer 2005, 1-3rd; Ikaros Open 2007 and 2011, 1-2nd. A participant in six Olympiads from 1992 until 2002. In 1992 he won the silver for the

German Grandmaster (2008). German U20 Champion in 1989. German blitz Champion in 1988. He plays mostly in Bundesliga and blitz tournaments. Best ELO: 2541 in 2008.

Jose Raul Capablanca y Graupera was born in Havana, Cuba. A fascinating world-personality and an outstanding representative of the Latin-American chess tradition. He started his chess career at an early age, becoming the Cuban National Champion at the age of 11 years, defeating in a match the then Cuban Champion, Juan Corzo, by 4 to

Argentine Women Grandmaster, the first South American women player with such a title. She won a silver medal at the Novi Sad Olympiad in 1990, and the Pan-American Champion in 1999. Won or shared first at the Brazilian zonal in 1993 and Villa Martelli zonal in 1999, Capablanca Memorial Women Tournament in 2000, Zonal 2.5

Swedish Correspondence Grandmaster (1968) and OTB player. One of the strongest world CC players (4 times second) of the 60s and 70s. His best ICCF ELO: 2625.

Argentine Correspondence Grandmaster (1998). Winner of X.World Cup Prelim.72 (9,5/10), WT-M-GT-344 (12,5/14), Pedro Martínez Acosta Memorial – gr.B (13,5/16), Jiri Pelikan Memorial – Gr.A (10/14), Pappier Memorial CAPA-A (11/14).  1st place Bd.5 1.Argentine Reg. Team Championship (6/7). International Arbiter.