Ursula Liebert

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Ursula Liebert (formerly Ursula Altrichter , née Ursula Höroldt ; * July 13, 1933 , † July 2, 1998 ) was a German chess player .

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Ursula Liebert studied mathematics at the Martin Luther University Halle-Wittenberg . She was married to the chess player Heinz Liebert for the second time and also played for the university sports club Halle . In 1953 she took part in a German women's chess championship for the first time .

Chess successes

She won her first GDR championship in 1954 as Ursula Höroldt in Bad Saarow . In 1955 in Zwickau she was fifth in the GDR championship, which Gertrud Nüsken won.

As Ursula Altrichter she was third in Leipzig in 1956 . At the 1957 Chess Olympiad in Emmen (Drenthe) she played on the second board and achieved third place with the GDR women's team. At the GDR championship in 1958 in Schkopau , she was second behind Waltraud Schameitat .

In the GDR championship in Leipzig in 1959/60, which Edith Keller-Herrmann won, Ursula Liebert came fourth. She was third in Premnitz in 1961 . In 1967 she became GDR champion in Colditz together with Waltraud Nowarra .

She was also successful as a senior citizen and came second at the German Senior Women's Championship in Freudenstadt in 1991 .

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Individual evidence

  1. ↑ a b Ursula Liebert. German Chess Federation e. V., accessed on August 23, 2019 .
  2. ↑ 5th German women's championship of the GDR 1954 in Saarow on TeleSchess
  3. ↑ 6th German women's championship of the GDR 1955 in Zwickau on TeleSchess
  4. ↑ 7th German women's championship of the GDR 1956 in Leipzig on TeleSchess
  5. ↑ Chess Olympiads: Altrichter, Ursula on OlimpBase (English)
  6. ^ 9th German women's championship of the GDR in 1958 in Schkopau on TeleSchach
  7. ↑ 10th German Women's Championship of the GDR from December 28, 1959 to January 12, 1960 in the Leipzig Forum on TeleSchess
  8. ^ 11th German women's championship of the GDR 1961 in Premnitz on TeleSchess
  9. ↑ 16th German women's championship of the GDR 1967 in Colditz on TeleSchess
  10. ^ 3rd German Senior Championship 1991 in Freudenstadt on TeleSchess
personal data
SURNAME Liebert, Ursula
ALTERNATIVE NAMES Altrichter, Ursula; Höroldt, Ursula (maiden name)
BRIEF DESCRIPTION German chess player
DATE OF BIRTH July 13, 1933
DATE OF DEATH July 2nd, 1998