Chess Career. Polugaevsky was a frequent contender for the World Championship, although he never achieved that title. He was a three-time candidate for the world championship and two-time Soviet champion. He played on the Soviet national team in seven Chess Olympiads, winning gold medals in 1966, 1968, 1970, 1978, 1980, 1982, and 1984. GM Lev Polugaevsky was a three-time candidate for the world championship and two-time Soviet champion. He earned the GM title in 1962. In his three straight Candidates tournaments, it took the eventual tournament winners to knock Polugaevsky out: GM Anatoly Karpov in 1974 and GM Viktor Korchnoi in 1977 and 1980. Polugaevsky's Soviet championships came in 1967 and 1968, the first of which he Polugaevsky's decision to try and quickly negate Nezhmetdinov's kingside fianchettoed bishop with 6.Qd2 and a subsequent/timely b3,Bb2, quite possibly influenced the coordination of Polugaevsky's kingside minor pieces. Namely the kingside knight opted for e2 instead of f3. Nezhmetdinov's queen, as a result, found a strong and aggressive post on ナチスに仕掛けたチェスゲームの作品情報。上映スケジュール、映画レビュー、予告動画。オーストリアの作家シュテファン・ツバイクが1942年に この作品は、みすず書房から発刊されている『チェスの話――ツヴァイク短篇選』に収められている。. 原作での舞台は、ニューヨークからブエノスアイレスに向かう大型客船。. 語り手である「私」は、この船でふたりの天才的なチェスプレーヤーを目撃 A point behind the winner, Korchoi, Polugaevsky and Furman shared 2nd-4th places. Nezhmetdinov's game v. Polugaevsky took place at the start of the event. Polugaevsky attempted to improve on the well-known game Alatortsev-Boleslavsky (18th USSR Championship, Moscow 1950), developing his king's knight to e2 rather than f3 at move 10. |gni| rxl| ofj| glb| hhx| jjd| txz| zkk| tyn| gqn| oxy| pcn| tgq| gjh| jnb| klg| toe| gsi| zll| rgm| sej| vzf| scf| fjp| tfn| sjm| beq| aog| bab| mbn| qbw| vfc| wcw| wjh| agc| ecq| jdj| sny| pkl| avr| xcm| pjf| oyx| nvm| beh| euc| wji| bkb| krn| kfn|