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Vereslav (Viacheslav)
Eingorn (born 23
November 1956, Odesa) is a
Ukrainian chess grandmaster,
coach and author. He was a
member of the gold medal-winning...
- Ukraine 35½
Vasyl Ivanchuk,
Ruslan Ponomariov,
Vladimir Baklan,
Vereslav Eingorn, Oleg Romanishin,
Vadim Malakhatko 2002 35th
Chess Olympiad Bled, Slovenia...
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January 2023,
retrieved 8
January 2022 Di
Felice and
Gaige 1987 give
Eingorn's birthday as 25
November 1956, but
other sources have 23 November. The...
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Ivanchuk Vladimir Malaniuk Oleg
Romanishin Vladimir Tukmakov Viacheslav Eingorn Artur Frolov Russia
Vladimir Kramnik Alexander Khalifman Evgeny Bareev...
- he
shared second place with
Alexander Beliavsky,
Dolmatov and
Vereslav Eingorn,
earning a
prize for "greatest
amount of
material sacrificed in the course...
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Repertoire The
French Defence Volume Three.
Quality Chess. ISBN 978-1907982859.
Eingorn,
Viacheslav (2008).
Chess Explained: The French.
Gambit Publications....
- Georgian-born
Israeli American grandmaster[citation needed]
Vereslav Eingorn (born 1956),
Ukrainian grandmaster Berthold Englisch (1851–1897), Austrian...
- 1999, he tied for 2nd–10th with
Eduardas Rozentalis, Ian Rogers,
Vereslav Eingorn,
Giorgi Giorgadze,
Vlastimil Jansa,
Christian Bauer,
Konstantin Lerner...
- 2599 Alexei Fedorov (BLR), 2599 Boris Avrukh (ISR), 2598 Vereslav
Eingorn (UKR), 2598 Mikhail Kobalia (RUS), 2595 Alexander Goldin (USA), 2594...
- (behind Mark Tseitlin). In 1990, he was
awarded second place (after
Vereslav Eingorn,
together with,
among others,
Vitaly Tseshkovsky, Oleg Romanishin, Alexey...
