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South African-British chess player
David Friedgood (born 11 July 1946, in Cape Town) is a South African–British chess master. He won South African Chess Championship in 1967, 1971 and 1973
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Friedel (Germany, born 1945) Gunnar Friedemann (Estonia, 1909–1943) David Friedgood (South Africa, England, born 1946) Henryk Friedman (Poland, 1903–1942)
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World's oldest chess journal in continuous publication
Christopher John Feather: Wrote the "Problem World" column. David Friedgood: FIDE Master Friedgood wrote the "Problem World" column from 1992 until his retirement
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Bimonthly chess problem magazine
March 1972, Paul Valois from May 1985, John Rice from March 1999, and David Friedgood from January 2013. All these general editors have been assisted by
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Corke Hong Kong England Daniel Howard Fernandez Singapore England David Friedgood South Africa England Bogdan Lalić Croatia England Sue Maroroa New
List of FIDE federation player transfers
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Thematic motif in chess
Kd5 Kc7 5.Kc5 and the rundlauf is complete. In Johnathan Levitt and David Friedgood's book entitled Secrets of Spectacular Chess, the Rundlauf is described
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1964 chess tournament in Tel Aviv, Israel
= 84.6% Board 4: Paul Keres (10/12), Helmut Pfleger (12½/15), and David Friedgood (10/12) = 83.3% 1st reserve: Leonid Stein 10 / 13 = 76.9% 2nd reserve:
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Kroon 1967 Johannesburg David Friedgood 1969 Pretoria Piet Kroon 1971 Johannesburg David Friedgood 1973 Cape Town David Friedgood 1975 East London Piet
South African Chess Championship
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American documentary filmmaker
auction sets sports memorabilia record,” CNN, December 11, 2010. Adam Friedgood, “ESPN 30 for 30: A Review of ‘There’s No Place Like Home’,” Bleacher
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1970 chess tournament in Siegen, West Germany
Chess Olympiad: Siegen 1970"". Siegen Chess Olympiad by Raymond Keene and David Levy - pub. Chess Ltd., Sutton Coldfield, England, 1970 The Sunday Times
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