The list of International Masters of the Year 1988 lists all chess players who received the title of International Masters in 1988 from the World Chess Federation FIDE . A total of 111 players were honored, including a woman, Judit Polgár . 45 of the 111 players later reached the grandmaster title.
Legend
The table contains the following information:
Name : gives the name of the player.
Country : The country for which the player was eligible to play in 1988.
Born : states the player's date of birth.
Died : states the player's death date.
GM : Indicates the year of award for players who were later promoted to grandmasters.
list
Surname
Born
Died
country
GM
Jorge David Abreu Cordero
06/15/1958
Dominican Republic
Ashot Anastasyan
07/16/1964
December 26, 2016
Soviet Union
1993
Nikolai Andrianov
December 20, 1961
Soviet Union
Kosta Angelow
December 10, 1946
Bulgaria
Suat Atalık
10/10/1964
Turkey
1994
Borislav Banchev
03/10/1961
04/19/2012
Bulgaria
Dragiša Blagojević
01/01/1966
Yugoslavia
2004
Vlatko Bogdanovski
December 31, 1964
Yugoslavia
1993
Juan Borges Mateos
March 28, 1966
Cuba
2004
Mahfoud Boudiba
02/14/1966
11/14/2017
Algeria
Jean-Pierre Boudre
07/20/1954
France
Neil Bradbury
05/09/1964
England
Egon Brestian
07/28/1964
Austria
Emmanuel Bricard
05/04/1966
France
2005
Stellan Brynell
09/28/1962
Sweden
2001
Panagiotis cladouras
05/23/1961
Federal Republic of Germany
Gavin Crawley
05/08/1963
England
Rustem Dautov
11/28/1965
Soviet Union
1990
Aleksandar Davidović
09/22/1961
Yugoslavia
Andrei Deev
09/01/1955
Soviet Union
Alexandar Delchev
07/15/1971
Bulgaria
1998
Vladimir Dimitrov
04/11/1968
Bulgaria
1993
Alexei Drejew
01/30/1969
Soviet Union
1989
Abdul Hameed El-Arousy
01/01/1963
Egypt
Sergio Estremera Paños
06/25/1962
Spain
Alexander Fauland
07/27/1964
Austria
Gyula Fehér
02/07/1959
Hungary
Alexander Fishbein
05/08/1968
United States
1992
Antonio Frois
03/15/1962
Portugal
Einar Gausel
11/30/1963
Norway
1995
Nikolaos Gavrilakis
03/23/1955
Greece
Jacek Gdański
11/30/1970
Poland
1997
Sergio Giardelli
06/27/1955
08/23/2015
Argentina
Michele Godena
06/30/1967
Italy
1996
Devid Godes
07/20/1939
Soviet Union
Alexander Goldin
02/27/1964
Soviet Union
1989
Leon Gostiša
March 31, 1961
Yugoslavia
Vladimir Hakobyan
December 07, 1971
Soviet Union
1991
Petter Haugli
05/14/1958
Norway
Ravi Gopal Hegde
04/20/1957
India
Enno Heyken
07/24/1959
Federal Republic of Germany
Shane Malcolm Hill
December 11, 1971
Australia
Alejandro Hoffman
10/26/1966
Argentina
1998
Alexander Huzman
04/10/1962
Soviet Union
1991
Alexander Ivanov
05/01/1956
Soviet Union
1991
Byron Jacobs
06/25/1963
England
Ivan Yanakiev
10/03/1948
Bulgaria
Purev Jigjidsuren
04/20/1947
Mongolia
Ljubomir Jović
07/22/1942
10/28/2010
Yugoslavia
Ludger Keitlinghaus
07/24/1965
Federal Republic of Germany
1998
Attila Kiss
December 16, 1959
Hungary
Klaus Klundt
December 25, 1941
Federal Republic of Germany
Atanas Kolew
07/15/1967
Bulgaria
1993
Michal Konopka
03/14/1966
Czechoslovakia
Michał Krasenkow
11/14/1963
Soviet Union
1989
Viktor Kuporosov
09/26/1961
Soviet Union
Joël Lautier
04/12/1973
France
1990
Ronen Lev
09/22/1968
Israel
1994
Thomas Luther
04/11/1969
German Democratic Republic
1994
Anatoly Machulsky
09/24/1956
02/17/2017
Soviet Union
1991
Jordi Magem Badals
08/24/1967
Spain
1994
Romuald Mainka
05/15/1963
Federal Republic of Germany
1993
Ivan Manolov
10/30/1952
Bulgaria
Ivan Marinković
07/14/1967
Yugoslavia
Marek Matlak
03/21/1966
Poland
Sönke mouse
06/11/1967
Federal Republic of Germany
Rikard Medančić
08/13/1950
Yugoslavia
Boro Miljanić
05/12/1965
Yugoslavia
Rade Milovanović
11/12/1954
Yugoslavia
Stefan Mohr
10/22/1967
Federal Republic of Germany
1989
Viktor Moskalenko
December 04, 1960
Soviet Union
1992
Krishnamoorthy Murugan
07/25/1964
India
Igor Naumkin
08/10/1965
Soviet Union
1990
Friso Nijboer
05/26/1965
Netherlands
1993
Ramon Oltra Caurin
12/30/1956
Spain
Mark Orr
11/09/1955
Ireland
Emanouel Pandavos
04/19/1957
Greece
Gintautas Piešina
04/08/1952
04/25/2014
Soviet Union
Gert Pieterse
02/18/1962
Netherlands
Jaroslav Polasek
03/30/1957
Czechoslovakia
Judit Polgár
07/23/1976
Hungary
1992
Oliver Reeh
01/19/1964
Federal Republic of Germany
Douglas Root
02/12/1963
United States
Matthew Sadler
05/15/1974
England
1993
Lars Schandorff
04/20/1965
Denmark
1996
Michael Schlosser
10/20/1968
Austria
Eckhard Schmittdiel
05/13/1960
Federal Republic of Germany
1994
Grigory Serper
09/14/1969
Soviet Union
1992
Miron Sher
06/29/1952
August 00, 2020
Soviet Union
1992
Aleksandr Shneider
05/22/1962
Soviet Union
1990
Israel Shrentzel
March 24, 1961
Israel
Cephas Sichilima
09/17/1972
Zambia
Jeremy Silman
08/28/1954
United States
Vernon Small
07/18/1954
New Zealand
Markus Stangl
04/29/1969
Federal Republic of Germany
1993
Krasimir Stefanov
02/06/1960
Bulgaria
Hannes Stefánsson
07/18/1972
Iceland
1993
Boguslaw Sygulski
08/10/1957
December 18, 2017
Poland
János Szabolcsi
05/14/1952
Hungary
Andrzej Szypulski
08/13/1962
Poland
Henrik Teske
02/28/1968
German Democratic Republic
1996
Róbert Tibenský
08/16/1960
05/29/2015
Czechoslovakia
Vladimir Tichý
10/01/1946
Czechoslovakia
Miroslav Tošić
06/15/1960
11/24/2019
Yugoslavia
1998
Víctor Manuel Vehí Bach
01/09/1960
Spain
Alain Villeneuve
December 13, 1945
France
Matthias Wahls
01/26/1968
Federal Republic of Germany
1989
Ronny Weemaes
08/31/1955
Belgium
Andrew Whiteley
06/09/1947
07/07/2014
England
Zdravko Zelić
09/28/1959
Yugoslavia
Krzysztof Żołnierowicz
January 18, 1962
05/27/2020
Poland
See also
literature
Willy Iclicki: FIDE Golden book 1924–2002 , Euroadria, Slovenia, 2002
Gino Di Felice: Chess International Titleholders, 1950–2016 , McFarland & Co., 2017. ISBN 978-1476671321 .
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