List of Luxembourg chess players

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Elvira Berend won the Luxembourg individual championship three times .

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

General

In close chess, four international masters, two women's grandmasters and two international women's champions are eligible to play for the Luxembourg Chess Federation. A grandmaster is no longer eligible to play for the Luxembourg Chess Federation.

In correspondence chess, two Luxembourgish players have acquired the title of Grand Master, four that of an Honored International Master, and one each that of an International Master and that of an International Women's Master. Norbert Stull won the 33rd European Correspondence Chess Championship.

The Luxembourg individual championships were played 78 times. The record champion is Charles Doerner , who won the title eleven times. A separate championship only for women is not played, but Elvira Berend won the Luxembourg individual championship three times.

list

The following table contains this information:

  • Name : gives the name of the player.
  • Life data : states the year of birth and, if applicable, the year of death of the player.
  • FIDE : Name the player's highest FIDE title (GM = Grand Master, IM = International Master, WGM = Women's Grand Master, FM = FIDE Master , WIM = International Women's Master)
  • Year : Name the year the title was awarded
  • ICCF : Calls the player's highest ICCF title (GM = Grand Master, SIM = Honored International Master, IM = International Master, LIM = International Women's Champion).
  • Year : Name the year the title was awarded.
  • Title : Indicates the number of Luxembourg individual championships won.
  • Other associations : For players who were sooner or later eligible to play for at least one other association, this indicates these associations with the periods of eligibility to play (if known).

The list is as of November 4, 2019.

Surname Life dates FIDE year ICCF year title other associations
Liana Aghabekjan 1986 WIM 2011 0 Armenia (until 2017)
Mietek Bakalarz 1960 IN THE 2004 3 Poland (until 1988), Germany (1989–2001)
Elvira Berend 1965 WGM 1994 LIM 2014 3 Soviet Union (until 1991), Kazakhstan (1992–1997)
Fred Berend 1965 IN THE 1994 3
Eugène Bestgen 3
Alphonse Conrady 1929 2
Nico Daubenfeld 1954 SIM 2007 0
Alberto David 1970 GM 1998 0 Italy (since 2012)
Charles Doerner 1912 11
Josy Feller 1944-2013 6th
Lucien Gaspar 1954 1
Georges Haas 1951 FM 1988 4th
Roger Hoffmann 1956 1
Théid Klauner 1959 SIM 2007 0
Francis Kraus 3
Shlomo Marcovici 1960 1
Carlo Menghi 1969 SIM 2001 1
Marc Mertens 1968 SIM 2014 1
Hubert Mossong 1950 FM 1995 2
Aloyse New 2
Georges Philippe 1935-2010 4th
Louis Philippe 2
Michel Risch 1973 1
Jean Schammo 1942 1
Alain Schartz 1971 3
Raymond Schneider 1937 1
Jean-Claude Schuller 1956 IN THE 2019 0
Vlad Serban 1988 2
Bernard Simon 1935 IN THE 2003 0
Fiona Steil-Antoni 1989 WIM 2010 0
Norbert Stull 1942 GM 2003 6th
Patrick Van Hoolandt 1958 FM 2003 0 Belgium (from 1986 at the earliest, from 1993 to 2001 at the latest), Monaco (since 2001)
Anna Wagener 1976 WGM 1996 0 Moldova (until 2006)
Claude Wagener 1976 FM 2006 1
Fernand Wantz 2
Jean-Marie Weber 1959 GM 2004 3
Tom Weber 1984 IN THE 2013 1
Camille Wians 1968 FM 1994 1
Michael Wiedenkeller 1963 IN THE 1984 3 Sweden (until 2010)

See also

Web links

Commons : Luxembourgish chess players  - collection of images, videos and audio files

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ Alberto David won the Italian individual championship twice.
  2. ↑ Patrick Van Hoolandt won the Monegasque individual championship once.
  3. ↑ Anna Wagener once won the Moldovan individual championship for women.
  4. ↑ Michael Wiedenkeller also won the Swedish individual championship once.