Gersz Rotlewi (18 August 1889-1920) was a Polish chess master. He won at Hamburg 1910, which earned him the Master Title. He is known primarily for losing the "Rubinstein's Immortal" game in 1907. He beat Rubinstein, Schlechter, Marshall, Bogoljubov, Spielmann, Nimzowitsch. pic.twitter.com/xBvcoDd0I7
— JustChessMiniatures (@JustChessMini) August 18, 2023
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„We’ve played a lot of games, also online, and I don’t know if I’ve ever beaten him even in a bullet game! I had winning positions against him in quite a few, but I think I’ve never managed to beat him, and of course doing it here in such an important game is great.” – Vincent pic.twitter.com/y6oVNhdIPA
— Chess.com – India (@chesscom_in) August 10, 2023
„Es gibt Sachen, die man als Mensch am Brett nicht sieht.” Vincent Keymer, der neue Vizeweltmeister im Schnellschach, darüber, wie Computer das Spiel verändert haben: https://t.co/SYIYwB78zD pic.twitter.com/TnjTPp6SoH
— ZEIT ONLINE (@zeitonline) January 5, 2023
Keymer, the youngest German GM in history, has great chances to score a full point today and cross 2700 rating (again)!#TataSteelChess #TataSteelMasters pic.twitter.com/Frger2PljF
— ChesscomLive (@ChesscomLive) January 14, 2023
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Berlin, 1918. Emanuel Lasker, Akiba Rubinstein, Bernhard Kagan. Carl Schlechter and Siegbert Tarrasch.
Chess #chess #schach #scacchi #echecs #xadrez #AjedrezPhoto via: Scuola di Scacchi del Dotto (facebook) pic.twitter.com/Hj6pahr8ng
— JustChessMiniatures (@JustChessMini) August 5, 2023
Just arrived!@NewInChess pic.twitter.com/NmEiRyRPuC
— Jan-Krzysztof Duda (@GM_JKDuda) January 10, 2022
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Fragment relacji Stefana Witkowskiego („Szachy” 11/1963)
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Fragment relacji Moniki Soćko („Mat” 4/2017)
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I used to diligently train EVERYDAY. Even when I traveled to tournaments (like in this photo), I brought chess books and my notes to prepare. These were pre-computer days. Young players today are very lucky and they do not even realize it. They have the whole world of information… pic.twitter.com/U96lP1YjPZ
— Susan Polgar (@SusanPolgar) May 28, 2023
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fot. PZSzach/Jerzy Konikowski
Poniższe zdjęcie pochodzi ze zgrupowania kadry męskiej i juniorów (Zakopane 29.04. – 13.05.1979).
Morskie Oko. Od lewej strony: Maciejewski, Skrobek, Bernard, Świć, Stempin, Cywiński – przewodnik i szachista, Andrzejewski, Kania – wiceprezes PZSzach, Bany, Jaczyński, Czajka – kierownik wyszkolenia PZSzach, Konikowski – trener kadry PZSzach oraz Kuligowski.
Fotografia (ze zbiorów Andrzeja Filipowicza) przedstawia ekipę Polski na olimpiadzie na Malcie 1980. Stoją od lewej: Kazimierz Wasilewski, Jan Przewoźnik, Jerzy Konikowski, Włodzimierz Schmidt, Agnieszka Brustman, Aleksander Sznapik, Małgorzata Wiese, Jacek Bielczyk, Hanna Ereńska-Radzewska, Adam Kuligowski, Jerzy Pokojowczyk oraz Grażyna Szmacińska.
???? Congratulations to @MagnusCarlsen on winning the #GrandChessTour #SuperUnitedCroatia with three rounds to spare! ????
His extraordinary 9/9 performance on the first day of blitz is one for the history books. ???? pic.twitter.com/eYbFj1iiag
— chess24.com (@chess24com) July 9, 2023
Scoring 22 points from 26 blitz-games against Caruana rated 2847, Magnus made a 3143 performance.
— Peter Heine Nielsen (@PHChess) December 14, 2022
From The Mozart of Chess to The Street Fighter
Say hello to the top 10 chess players in the world and their *genuinely* incredible nicknames.@theworldchess #worldchess pic.twitter.com/L7Oqbq7vKv
— Eurosport UK (@Eurosport_UK) 22 czerwca 2019
