List of Austrian chess players

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The list of Austrian chess players contains chess players who are or were eligible to play for the Austrian Chess Association and who meet at least one of the following conditions:

A.

Adolf Albin (1848–1920), historical chess master
Max Aigmüller (1929–1996), international correspondence chess master
Johann Baptist Allgaier (1763–1823), historical chess master
Aco Alvir (* 1961), international champion
Valery Atlas (* 1968), International Master
Franz Auer (1918–1983), national champion

B.

Ilija Balinow (* 1966), grandmaster
Johann Hermann Bauer (1861–1891), historical chess master
Siegfried Baumegger (* 1972), international champion, national champion
Albert Becker (1896–1984), international master
Valeri Beim (* 1950), Grand Master
Alfred Beni (1923–1995), international master
Johann Berger (1845–1933), historical chess master
Siegmund Beutum (1890–1966), historical chess master
Felix Blohberger (* 2002), international champion
Jutta Borek (* 1964), national champion
Egon Brestian (* 1964), international champion, national champion

C.

Harald Casagrande (* 1968), international master

D.

Georg Danner, 2015 in Vienna
Georg Danner (* 1946), international master
Andreas Diermair (* 1986), grandmaster, national champion
Ivo Donev (* 1959), international master
Valentin Dragnev (* 1999), grandmaster, national champion
Andreas Dückstein (* 1927), international champion, national champion
Arne Dür (* 1959), international master

E.

Erich Eliskases (1913–1997), Grand Master
Berthold Englisch (1851–1897), historical chess master
Veronika Exler (* 1990), International Women's Champion

F.

Ernst Falkbeer (1819–1885), historical chess master
Alexander Fauland (* 1964), international champion, national champion
Ursula Fraunschiel (* 1968), national champion
Manfred Freitag (* 1969), international champion
Georg Fröwis (* 1990), international champion, national champion

G

Radosław Gajek (* 1998), international champion
Karl Galia (* 1916), state champion
Guntram Gärtner (* 1963), international master
Hannes Ganaus (* 1970), international master
Hans Geiger (1899–1972), head of the Austrian Chess Federation
Oscar Gelbfuhs (1852–1877), historical chess master
Josef Giselbrecht (1928–1994), international correspondence chess master
Eduard Glass (1902–1981), historical chess master
Vincenz Grimm (1800–1872), historical chess master
Harald Grötz (* 1978), international master
Theodor Gruber , historical master
Ernst Grünfeld (1893–1962), grand master

H

Georg Halvax (* 1993), international master
Tunç Hamarat (* 1946), correspondence chess world champion
Carl Hamppe (1814–1876), historical chess master
Lukas Handler (* 1994), international master
Manfred Hangweyrer (* 1962), international master
Elisabeth Hapala (* 1994), national champion
Gisela Harum (1903–1995), historical master
Alfreda Hausner (* 1927), state champion
Margit Hennings (* 1943), state champion
Adolf Herzog (* 1953), State Champion
Franz Hölzl (* 1946), international master, national champion
Baldur Hönlinger (1905–1990), historical chess master
Dominik Horvath (* 2003), international master
Maria Horvath (* 1963), national champion
Martin Christian Huber (* 1998), international master

J

Karl Janetschek (* 1940), State Master

K

Helmut Kummer, Vienna 2015
Kurt Kaliwoda (1914–1999), international correspondence chess master
Oskar Kallinger (1925–1999), international correspondence chess master
Paula Kalmar-Wolf (1880–1931), historical master
Inge Kattinger (1910–2003), national champion
Arthur Kaufmann (1872–1938), historical chess master
Luca Kessler (* 1997), international master
Georg Kilgus (* 1976), international master
Stefan Kindermann (* 1959), grandmaster
Anton Kinzel (* 1921), historical master
Ernst Ludwig Klein (1910–1990), historical master, British master
Josef Klinger (* 1967), Grand Master, State Master
Hans Kmoch (1894–1973), international master
Hermann Knoll (* 1971), international master
Ignaz von Kolisch (1837–1889), historical chess master
Margit Krasser (* 1955), national champion
Josef Krejcik (1885–1957), chess master, functionary and composer
Robert Kreisl (* 1986), international master
Günter Kuba (* 1979), international master
Helmut Kummer (* 1965), international master

L.

Hans Lambert (* 1928), historical master
Oliver Lehner (* 1975), international master
Walter Leinweber , State Master
Reinhard Lendwai (* 1966), international champion, national champion
Leopold Lenner , State Master
Bernhard Lichtenstein (* 1884; †?), Historical master
Josef Lokvenc (1899–1974), international master, national master
Leopold Löwy (* 1871; †?), Historical master

M.

Khaled Mahdy (* 1958), international master
Georg Marco (1863–1923), historical chess master
Philipp Meitner (1839–1910), historical chess master
Christoph Menezes (* 1996), international master
Florian Mesaros (* 2000), international master
Günter Miniböck (* 1961), international master
Helene Mira (* 1954), international champion, national champion
Eva Moser (1982–2019), Grand Master and International Master of Men, State Master of Men and Women
Christian Muck (* 1964), correspondence chess grandmaster
Hans Müller (1896–1971), international master

N

Martin Neubauer (* 1973), international master
Augustin Neumann (1879–1906), historical chess master
Katharina Newrkla (* 1992), international champion of women, national champion of women
Milan Novkovic (* 1966), international champion

P

Rudolf Palme (1910–2005), international master, national master
Helmut Payrits (1939–2008), Liechtenstein national champion
Julius Perlis (1880–1913), historical chess master
Herwig Pilaj (* 1981), international master
Walter Pils (* 1948), international master
Josef Platt , state champion
Fabian Platzgummer (* 1991), international champion
Adolf Pöhr , Honored International Master in Correspondence Chess
Karl Poschauko , state champion
Florian Pötz (* 1991), international master
Alexander Prameshuber (1926–1983), national champion

R.

Anna-Christina Ragger (* 1985), international female champion, national champion
Markus Ragger (* 1988), grandmaster, national champion
Friedrich Rattinger (* 1950), correspondence chess grandmaster
Salome Reischer (1899–1980), international champion, national champion
Karl Robatsch (1929–2000), Grand Master, State Master
Karl Röhrl (1941–2016), national champion
Simon Rubinstein (approx. 1910–1942), historical master

S.

Ida Salzmann , state champion
Wilma Samt , state champion
Mario Schachinger (* 1985), international champion, national champion
Dawit Schengelia (* 1980), grandmaster, national champion
Carl Schlechter (1874–1918), historical master
Michael Schlosser (* 1968), international master
Anna-Lena Schnegg (* 1998), national champion
Harald Schneider-Zinner (* 1968), international master
Gert Schnider (* 1979), international master
Gertrude Schoißwohl (1920–1997), correspondence chess grandmaster , state champion
Peter Schreiner (* 1992), international master, national champion
Gerhard Schroll (* 1966), international master
Florian Schwabeneder (* 1992), international champion
Christopher Schwarhofer (* 1989), international master
Adolf Schwarz (1836–1910), historical master
Jacques Schwarz (1856–1921), historical master
Michael Schwarz (* 1971), international master
Wilhelm Schwarzbach , State Master
Christoph Singer (* 1970), international master
Sonja Sommer (* 1975), national champion
Norbert Sommerbauer (* 1969), international master
Rudolf Spielmann (1883–1942), historical master
Nikola Stajcic (* 1949), international master
Nikolaus Stanec (* 1968), Grand Master, State Master
Ernst Stöckl (1912–2000), historical master
Philipp Strunner , national champion

T

Harald Tarnowiecki (* 1943), correspondence chess grandmaster
Sven Teichmeister (* 1940), correspondence chess grandmaster
Barbara Teuschler (* 1984), national champion
Franz Thannhausser (1931–2002), Honored International Correspondence Chess Master
Regina Theissl-Pokorná (* 1982), Grand Master (WGM)

V

Friedrich Volkmann (* 1971), international master

W.

Walter Wittmann, 2015
Markus Wach (* 1964), international master
Gertrude Wagner (1925–2009), state champion
Ernst Weinzettl (* 1959), international master
Wolfgang Weil (* 1912, † 1944 or 1945), historical chess master and national player
Christian Weiß (* 1973), international master
Miksa Weiß (1857–1927), historical chess master
Hermine Winninger , State Champion
Walter Wittmann (1948–2020), international master
Siegfried Reginald Wolf (1867–1951), historical chess master

Z

Berta Zebinger , state champion
Adolf Zinkl , historical chess master
Wolfgang Zugrav (* 1966), correspondence chess grandmaster

See also

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ Aco Alvir played for the Yugoslav Chess Federation until 1992 and for the Bosnia and Herzegovina Chess Federation from 1993 to 2002.
  2. ↑ Valery Atlas played for the Soviet Chess Association until 1992 and for the Liechtenstein Chess Association from 1992 to 2004.
  3. ↑ Ilija Balinow played for the Bulgarian Chess Federation until 1999.
  4. ↑ Valeri Beim played for the Soviet chess federation until 1989 and for the Israeli chess federation from 1990 to 2001.
  5. ↑ Ivo Donev played for the Bulgarian Chess Federation until 2003.
  6. ↑ Erich Eliskases played for the Argentine Chess Federation from 1951.
  7. ↑ Radosław Gajek played for the Polish Chess Federation until 2018.
  8. ↑ Stefan Kindermann played for the German Chess Federation from 1980 to 2005 .
  9. ↑ Ernst Ludwig Klein played for the English Chess Federation from the mid-1930s.
  10. ↑ Khaled Mahdi played for the Egyptian Chess Federation until 1995.
  11. ↑ Milan Novkovic played for the Yugoslav Chess Federation until 2001.
  12. ↑ Dawit Schengelia played for the Georgian Chess Federation until 2009.
  13. ↑ Michael Schwarz played for the German Chess Federation of the GDR until 1990 and for the German Chess Federation from 1990 to 2003.
  14. ↑ Christoph Singer has been playing for the German Chess Federation since 1992.
  15. ↑ Barbara Teuschler was previously called Barbara Schink.
  16. ↑ Regina Theissl-Pokorná played for the Slovak Chess Federation until 2015.