Wolfgang Uhlmann is a German chess Grandmaster (1959). German Champion eleven times (1954-1986). Olympic gold medal for individual results in Tel Aviv 1964. and a bronze medal in Havana 1966. Best results: German Youth Championship in 1951, 1st; World Championship qualification in Palma de Mallorca 1970, 5-6th (reached the Candidates Matches 1971); International tournament in

Vitaly Valeryevich Tseshkovsky is a Russian chess Grandmaster (1975) born in Omsk, Russia. Chess Champion of the Sovet Union (1986). Best results: Leipzig 1975, 1st; Dubna 1976, 1st; Yerevan 1980, 1st; Banja Luka 1981, 1st; Sochi 1981, 1st; Minsk 1982, 1st; Soviet Championship 1978, 1st-2nd; Soviet Championship 1986, 1st; European Senior Chess Championship in 2009

Mikhail Semyonovich Tseitlin (German: Michael Zeitlein) is a Belarusian chess Grandmaster (1987) born in Babruysk, Belarus. Best results: Moscow Championship 1976 and 1977, 1st; International tournament in Pernik 1977, 1st; International tournament in Pernik 1981, 1st-4th; International tournament in Prague 1983 and 1985, 1st. Peak rating: –  

Kayden Troff is a USA chess Grandmaster (2014). World Youth Chess Champion – under 14 (2012). Best results: World Youth Chess Championships – U12 2010 in Greece, 2nd; World Youth Chess Championships – U14 2012 in Maribor, 1st; US Junior Chess Championship in 2014, 1st; Spice Cup Open 2015 in Saint Louis, 2nd. Peak rating:

Homayoon Toufighi is an Iranian chess Grandmaster (2010) born in Rasht, Iran. Asian champion under 18. Best results: Iran youth Championship under 10,12,14,16,18 and 20, 1st; Asian Championship in Singapore under 14, 2nd; Iran Rapid chess championship, 1st – twice; Iran blitz chess championship, 1st – twice; . Peak rating: 2501 in July 2010

Jacek Tomczak is a Polish chess Grandmaster (2012) born in Śrem, Poland. World Youth Chess Champion – U16 (2006). Best results: 8th European U18 Team Chess Championship 2008 in Szeged, 1st team; Summer Universiade 2013 in Kazan, 3rd mixed team. Peak rating: 2635 in March 2019

Hans Tikkanen is a Swedish chess Grandmaster (2010) born in Karlstad, Sweden. He is a five-time Swedish Chess Champion (2011, 2012, 2013, 2017, 2018). Best results: Swedish Junior Chess Championship 2002, 1st; Lithuanian University of Agriculture Cup 2010 in Kaunas, 1st; Tata Steel Chess Tournament – Group C in Wijk aan Zee 2012, 2nd. Peak

Slovakian Grandmaster (1980) originally from Russia. Russian U18 Champion in 1966. Was awarded a bronze medal for the best individual performance at board 3 in the European Team Championship in 1997. He has been living in Slovakia since 1993. Won the tournament in Sobota 1974, Polanica Zdroj 1976, Varna 1977, Slupsk 1979, Helsinki, Tallinn and

Bragi Thorfinnsson is an Icelandic chess Grandmaster (2018) born in Reykjavík, Iceland. Best results: Icelandic Team Chess Championship 2016-2017, scoring 7/9; Kragero Resort Chess A 2018 in Kragero, 2nd; Peak rating: 2493 in June 2013 (2506 in 24.03.2013)    

Rudolf Teschner is a German chess Grandmaster (1992) born in Potsdam, Germany. FIDE awarded him the complimentary Grandmaster title in 1992, the first in history. German Champion (1951). Best results: East-Zones Championship 1948 in Bad Doberan, 1st; Zonal tournament in Berg en Dal 1960, 2nd-3rd; Christmas tournaments in Reggio Emilia (1963/1964 and 1964/1965), twice 1st-4th;