61. Http//trfn.clpgh.org/orgs/pcc/speaker.htm Guest Speaker was Women s World Champion, zsuzsa polgar who spoke and interacted with the kids and parents at the polgar Scholastic chess Challenge tournament http://trfn.clpgh.org/pcc/speaker.htm

62. Links To Online Chess Resources - Game Collections & Archives polgar chess Center A site devoted mostly to zsuzsa. Selected Games of Judith polgar A good selection of games to play over online by the attractive GM. http://www.rci.rutgers.edu/~goeller/urusov/links/games.html

BISHOP'S OPENING DIMOCK TOURNAMENT URUSOV GAMBIT TWO KNIGHTS DEFENSE ... LINKS Favorites ChessArch Chessbase ChessBaseFind Chess Cafe ... Bill Wall There are lots of places you can find game scores to support your own analysis and study of the game. Here is a list of some of the better collections and archives. Best Collections National Players Best Collections Pitt Chess Archives The largest collection of free game files on the web and an essential first stop any time you are looking for a game score before 2000. For a more user-friendly interface to the Pitt Archives, go to the Chess Files at Chessopolis . For more recent games, see below. ChessBase Online One of the best free databases of unannotated games available anywhere. ChessBase's position search yields many games not included in others. Features links to ChessBase's PlayerBase to learn more about the players.

63. Centre Sport Statistics. Chess. Leaders chess. Leaders Games Wins Ties Losses N/N Average. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20. polgar, zsuzsa (HUN), 19771996, 837, 299, 360, 176, 2, 57.37, 269. http://www.sport-stat.km.ru/chess/leaders.php?c=1&p=8

64. Centre Sport Statistics. Chess. Ratings chess. 268. Petrovs, Vladimirs (LAT), 19281940, 2.88278437, 125.256, 27.971, 128.000. 269. polgar, zsuzsa (HUN), 1977-1996, 2.88161135, 726.226, 211.342, 816.000. 270. http://www.sport-stat.km.ru/chess/ratings.php?y=all&p=6

65. Internet Chess Journal World chess Council TOP 50 1. Kasparov,Garry RUS 2812 145 2. Anand,Viswanathan IND 2762 127 3. Kramnik,Vladimir RUS 2713 polgar,zsuzsa (GM) HUN 2592 176 46. http://www.chessjournal.cz/cz/one_news.asp?IDNews=24

66. The Scotsman - Chess News - World Chess Network could be created rather than inherited, and that women could be equal to men in chess. The media were besotted by the three polgar Sisters zsuzsa, Sofia and http://www.worldchessnetwork.com/English/chessNews/scotsman/021101.php

About Us Contact Us Retrieve Password Update My Account ... 4th November, 2002 1st November, 2002 31st October, 2002 30th October, 2002 28th October, 2002 25th October, 2002 ... Chess History 1st November, 2002 TRADITION in the past had it that the Chess Olympiad was segregated into a "Men's" and "Women's" event however that's not the case these days (though we still refer to it as the "Men's" event) thanks to the playing strength and determination of one particular female player: Hungary's Judit Polgar, the youngest of the three famed chess playing Polgar Sisters. All controversially trained and educated at home by their father, Laszlo, he was determined to prove that genius could be created rather than inherited, and that women could be equal to men in chess. The media were besotted by the three Polgar Sisters: Zsuzsa, Sofia and in particularly the youngest (and best), Judit, who has become the world's strongest-ever female player in the game. Together the trailblazing trio brought glamour to a normally dreary chess scene, which badly needed it, as top-level chess had previously been dominated by unsmiling Soviet men and a few eccentric Westerners. In the early 1990's, after winning the Hungarian national title ahead of the strongest male players, she was selected (somewhat controversially) for the full Hungarian Olympiad team a move that eventually forced FIDE to change the "Men's" event into the "Open" event as a few others followed in her footsteps. Playing in Bled on second board for Hungary behind World Championship challenger Peter Leko, Polgar has been in devastating form.

67. Neverending - "Women's Candidates Final" Whilst zsuzsa polgar awaits to see who her official challenger will be, the youngest of the polgar brood, 22 the 99th annual US Open chess Championship, just http://www.goddesschess.com/neverending/henderson.html

George Koltanowski From the "Foreward" of Women in Chess, Players of the Modern Age John Henderson From The Scotsman , Chess Articles, on Judit Polgar Shelby Lyman From "Chess ? Are Girls too Nice to Excel in Chess?" Susan Lalic From Harriet in the Hunt , "Queen One" From the "Chessplayer" reporting on the results of the 1998 Ladies v. The Veterans Match From Sam Sloan's Chess Page Article from the Melbourne Herald - "Chess Player Cries Foul Over Revealing Rival" From The Salt Lake Tribune Prowess of Women Chess Warriors" [10/25/99] "Women in Chess, Players of The Modern Age" Selected excerpts Susan Lalic From The Polgars , "Queen One", The Chess Cafe , Archives Julia Lawlor Susan Polgar Women's Champ Battles Discrimination Shoba Narayan Chess' Glass Ceiling Ramadas Rao "The Male Is Still King of the 64 Squares" Checkmate From The Salt Lake Tribune , May 14, 2000 Rick Kennedy From Chess Life Magazine , "The Vera Menchik Club" The Neglected World of Women's Chess From The Hindu , February 19, 2000 How Gender May Bend Your Thinking by Christine Gorman

68. Neverending - "Are Girls Too Nice To Excel At Chess?" teenager I regretted the paucity of women on the chess scene, I 1985 Hungarian Team Tournament, the current women s world champion zsuzsa polgar defeats Peter http://www.goddesschess.com/neverending/lyman.html

George Koltanowski From the "Foreward" of Women in Chess, Players of the Modern Age John Henderson From The Scotsman , Chess Articles, on Judit Polgar Shelby Lyman From "Chess ? Are Girls too Nice to Excel in Chess?" Susan Lalic From Harriet in the Hunt , "Queen One" From the "Chessplayer" reporting on the results of the 1998 Ladies v. The Veterans Match From Sam Sloan's Chess Page Article from the Melbourne Herald - "Chess Player Cries Foul Over Revealing Rival" From The Salt Lake Tribune Prowess of Women Chess Warriors" [10/25/99] "Women in Chess, Players of The Modern Age" Selected excerpts Susan Lalic From The Polgars , "Queen One", The Chess Cafe , Archives Julia Lawlor Susan Polgar Women's Champ Battles Discrimination Shoba Narayan Chess' Glass Ceiling Ramadas Rao "The Male Is Still King of the 64 Squares" Checkmate From The Salt Lake Tribune , May 14, 2000 Rick Kennedy From Chess Life Magazine , "The Vera Menchik Club" The Neglected World of Women's Chess From The Hindu , February 19, 2000 How Gender May Bend Your Thinking by Christine Gorman

69. Duif's Hot Chess Feature: 1996 Novgorod Tournament Short startled the chess world two years ago when Judit polgar, youngest of the three polgar sisters, is Like her oldest sister zsuzsa before her, she entered http://www.jaderiver.com/chess/novgorod.html

More Great Links DUIF'S PLACE: 1996 NEWS ARCHIVES 1996 Novgorod SuperGrandmaster Tournament (archived 21 September 1996) Duif's Place chess pages for fans and tournament players includes coverage of hot chess news happening around the world. This page includes feature coverage of the 1996 Novgorod Super Grandmaster tournament, one of the strongest tournaments ever held. Novgorod SuperGM Event from Russia Background Information The Site and Organizers at Novgorod The Match Format at Novgorod ... Other Links for Novgorod Event Novgorod Super GM Tournament This very strong event is Category 19 ,one of the strongest events in chess history. All participants are rated in the Top 20 in the world on the FIDE lists from the international chess organization. This section includes: The Site and The Organizers The Players The Event Format The most Recent Results ... Misc: Where to see the match, next game time, etc. Background on the Site and the Organizers The tournament is officially called "Lord Novgorod The Great - 96"

70. Duif's Guide For Chess Fans: Fan Questions top 20 players in the World, acted as one of the Seconds for her 26 year old sister, GM zsuzsa polgar, during a According to the Guiness Book of chess Records,. http://www.jaderiver.com/chess/fans.html

AOL 2.5 users please click here Duif Answers Your Chess Questions: A Guide for Fans and New Tournament Players Part 3: Fan Questions Questions answered in this Section: Fan Questions What Do Seconds Do at the FIDE World Championship? Who was the Oldest World Champion? Who are some of the best junior players in the US? See our feature story on the 1996 US Junior Championship and for more on Tal Shaked, see the feature on the 1996 US Championship Who's the Current World champion? Where can I find the details of the reunification proposal? Do you have the most recent news on when the Reunification Matches will be held? ... And What's Bobby Fischer up to these days? Do you have any information on Ivanchuk/Polgar/ Kasparov/Topalov/ etc? Sure! We have minibiographies on most of the top players in each event we cover. If you're looking for a specific player, just search for their last name in our Site Search . If you're looking for a specific event, try the Features page.

71. Scholastics & Lessons Miami International chess Academy, www.mchess.com/micacontainer.htm . polgar chess Center, www.polgarchess.com WGM Susan (zsuzsa) polgar s site. http://www.borderschess.org/instructsites.htm

Scholastic and Beginners' Sites Ajedrez Educativo (Chess Scholar) www.laplaza.org.ar Spanish language. American Chess School users.penn.com/~amchess/acs.html Alachua County Scholastic Chess Association www.afn.org/~chess/acsca.html All the Right Moves www.usaweekend.com/99_issues/990627/990627chess.html Maurice Ashley, the first black grandmaster, inspires kids across the nation. Beginner's Page (Huntsville Chess Club) www.hsv.tis.net/chess/beginner/ Carolina Chess Academy www.CarolinaChessAcademy.org Charlotte, NC Check Mates www.time.com/time/magazine/printout/0,8816,105603,00.html Short article by Evan Levy from the April 16 2001 issue of Time magazine: "Get on board for the latest craze: kids are rediscovering the age-old game of chess" Chess Academy www.chessacademy.de Chess Education Association www.ChessLogic.com Chess for Juniors www.ChessForJuniors.com Chess for Students www.ChessForStudents.com Chess for Success members.aol.com/manusfealy/ A tutorial. Chess in Education Research Summary users.penn.com/~amchess/research2.html

72. Xiejunn Q There is lot of hostility between you and zsuzsa polgar. A I think the relationship between us was never good never bad. We are two chess players. http://www.chess-mate.com/xiejunn.htm

"I Am Not A Professional" Xie Jun brought sensational news for Asia and China in 1991 when she won the World Women's title. In the middle, this friendly girl from Beijing had lost the title to Zsuzsa Polgar in 1996 and won it back in 1999 beating Alisa Galliamova for her second term as champion. Strangely, she has never been No.1 ranked in the women's list, a place Judit Polgar is holding securely since 1989. Xie Jun was born on October 30, 1970. She was the first player from outside the Soviet Union to become world women's champion. She is a men's grandmaster by playing strength and has beaten many fancied names. She also helped China to a maiden gold medal triumph at Elista 1998 ending Georgian supremacy. Xie Jun enjoys playing chess. Her achievement in women's chess has been the best by a woman player outside Europe. She placed Asia in the world chess map on October 29, 1991 by defeating Maya Chiburdanidze, the world women's champion from 1978-91 by a 8.5-6.5 margin. She is one of China's famous sporting personalities. Kind and soft spoken Xie is also friendly and is still a student and is a non-professional. When she was due to have her revenge match against Zsuzsa Polgar, the Hungarian became pregnant and a big political storm arose in 1998. Xie manages to defeat Chinese women players easily but some of her colleagues have great promise that an all-Chinese match for the title is not far off.Despite not qualifying for the knock out stage for the World Cup held at Shenyang, Xie Jun kept her promise and spoke to Arvind Aaron in a long chat. Experts:

73. Tibor, Károlyi - Judit Polgar - The Princess Of Chess The chess world acknowledges that Judit polgar is unique. greatly to the development of her chess skills trained with both of Judit’s sisters, zsuzsa and Sofia http://www.vanstockum.nl/product.php?id=649759

74. Women World Champions That also started the Asian stride in the world of chess, later Vishwanathan Anand 8. ZUSUZSA polgar The eldest of the polgar sisters, zsuzsa was a http://www.chessindia.org/WorldChampions_files/women_champions.html

History FIDE Ratings World Champions National Champions ... Indian Chess Organisations (The Official Website Of All India Chess Federation) About AICF AICF Forum Financial Regulations W O M E N'S W O R L D C H A M P I O N S VERA MENCHIK LUDMILA RUDENKO Ludmila Rudenko was born in the Byelorussian town of Lubny in 1905. She made her debut in a chess tournament in Moscow in 1925, which was sponsored by the newspaper, Komsomolskaya Pravda. After mastering the basic problems of Strategy and tactics and master games, she won a training tournament of Moscow Women players in 1927 and qualified for the first USSR Women's Championship. In 1928, she became women's champion of Moscow. In the World Championship Tournament (1949 - 1950) she played brilliantly to win the title, scoring 11.5 points out of 15 and held it till she lost to Elizaveta Bykova in a hard - fought match in 1953. ELIZAVETA BYKOVA OLGA RUBTSOVA GAPRINDASHVILI NONA CHIBURDANIDZE MAYA

75. Biography in algebraic) Xie Jun, chess Champion from China, Gambit, London 1998, english red. to 2.800. 14.00 (published right after the book on zsuzsa polgar, a life http://www.al-shatrandj.com/Biography-eng.html

Biography Escudos Euros Barcelona 1997, spanish (several great books in one - fantastic) London 1995, english (the orginal version, cheaper than the span. translation).... (Pic taken from Alan Cowderoy's site) Charuchin, Chess Comet Charousek, Fruth, Unterhaching 4.200.- 21.00 1997, english, hardcover ( biography and games of the austro-hungarian master, victim of TBC) Divinsky, Life maps of the great chess masters, Inside Chess, 9.750.- 48.50 Seattle 1992, english ( biographic atlas with career stats and tables the most important masters and Grandmasters) Donner, The King, New in Chess, Alkmaar 1998, english 11.500.- 57.50 hardback (great collection of polemics and articles by Donner - great read, full of pepper, also a nicely made book)

76. Chrysalis Books - Judit Polgar Summary The chess world acknowledges that Judit polgar is unique. greatly to the development of her chess skills with both of Judit’s sisters, zsuzsa and Sofia http://www.chrysalisbooks.co.uk/books/book/0713488905

categories publishers contacts special offers ... help Welcome to Chrysalis Books you are in : books : Judit Polgar Book Information Judit Polgar The Princess of Chess Author Tibor Károlyi Discounted Website Price: (approx. $25.17) Normal Price: Summary The chess world acknowledges that Judit Polgar is unique. She is a woman who competes on equal terms with the world’s best chess men, defeating even the world number one Garry Kasparov. In this book, Tibor Károlyi analyses in depth a large selection of Judit’s exciting games taken from all stages of her career and filled to the brim with neat tactics and attacks on the king. She is the product of a family driven by chess and from an early age was groomed for success. The book covers Judit’s early childhood when her father and two sisters all contributed greatly to the development of her chess skills. Having trained with both of Judit’s sisters, Zsuzsa and Sofia, the author experienced first-hand the parents’ innovative methods of education and their creation of a world-class chess grandmaster. About the Author Tibor Károlyi is an International Master, former Hungarian Champion and Grandmaster chess trainer. He is also a chess writer who regularly contributes to a number of British and European magazines. He lives in Hungary.

77. Judit Polgar, Princess Of Chess - USCF Sales The chess world acknowledges that Judit polgar is unique. greatly to the development of her chess skills trained with both of Judit’s sisters, zsuzsa and Sofia http://uscfsales.com/item.asp?cID=26&PID=1008

78. Wauu.DE: Games: Board Games: Abstract: Battle Games: Chess: People polgar, zsuzsa (1). Schiller, Eric (1). Seirawan, Yasser (3). Shirov, Alexei (2). World Champions (80). Links URL hinzufügen. chess Game of Champions chess http://www.wauu.de/Games/Board_Games/Abstract/Battle_Games/Chess/People/

Home Games Board Games Abstract ... Chess : People Search DMOZ-Verzeichnis: All Categories Categories Onlye Kategorien: Anand, Vishwanathan Ashley, Maurice Belakovskaia, Anjelina Keres, Paul ... World Champions Links: Chess: Game of Champions Chess biographies, dictionary, links, world champions, and games. http://www.geocities.com/chesschampions/ David Howell Chess Site The site of one of the highest rated British chess players in the Under-20 age group. http://www.davidhowellchess.com/ IM Igor Khmelnitsky - Chess Coach Chess news, lessons, book reviews, puzzles, software, and evaluation tests. http://www.iamcoach.com/chess/ Information on chess grandmasters Information about some of the best chess players of all time and many game transcripts. http://www.maglaj.org/chess/ King's Gambit Some game and tournament reports by Thomas Johansson. http://hem.passagen.se/tjmisha/begins.html Roman Jiganchine Annotated games, photos from chess events, articles, and interesting links. http://www.sfu.ca/~rjiganch/ SeekR's Chess Site A short how to, and a bunch of game histories, including a few links to a couple of game sites. http://seekrmhs.tripod.com/

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80. Pakistan Chess Player I cite Susan polgar So how did you get to safety? Susan s real name was zsuzsa. She comes from Hungary and changed her name. What s his real chess strength? http://pkchess.bizland.com/goran/troung.html

PAKISTAN CHESS PLAYER Strike a light by Goran Tomic Life and Chess of Paul Truong I have read a very interesting text written by Susan Polgar in her article, titled "A Man with a Noble Cause-The Mission: Help Chess, Women and Children". Susan talked with Paul Truong. He is presented as an extraordinary man and a good chess player. Paul Truong is active in chess politics'. I cite from web site: http://www.uschess.org/news/press/uspr0324.html "August 11, 2003 During its regular meeting at the 2003 US Open Championship in Los Angeles, California, the USCF Executive Board has unanimously agreed to add two new senior staff members. FM Paul Truong has been named the Director of Marketing and Public Relations". He was a very perspective chess player, but his youth days were very hard. So, I read his interview with great interest. But there are some details in his story which seem very disputable. I cite some of them. Paul Truong said: Paul Truong: "Growing up in Saigon, Vietnam, I became a chess icon at a very young age. I won the first National Junior (under 21) Championship when I was only 5 years old, unexpectedly. All of a sudden, I became a sensation, a child prodigy. I defended this title for the next three years. At the age of 8, I stunned the country by winning my first national championship and defended it successfully for four consecutive years." That was very interesting, and I have never heard that somebody won Junior championship of his country when he was only 5 years old.

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