- This
article uses
algebraic notation to
describe chess moves. Čeněk
Kottnauer (24
February 1910,
Prague – 14
February 1996, London) was a
Czech British...
- rd 15, Nov-30 "Tartakower-Ivkov, Bled 1950". "Groningen (1946)". Čeněk
Kottnauer pla****
Tartakower at the
Staunton Memorial Tournament,
Groningen 1946...
- fifth-last
survivor of the
sinking of RMS
Titanic (born 1905) Čeněk
Kottnauer,
chess player,
International Master (1950) (born 1910 in Austria-Hungary)...
- Stoltz, Flohr, and
Savielly Tartakower)
while Botvinnik won
three (Čeněk
Kottnauer,
Martin Christoffel, and
Carlos Guimard) to pull
ahead by half a point...
- (Bohemia&Moravia-ch, Jan
Foltys won), and tied for 9th-10th at Zlín 1943 (Čeněk
Kottnauer won). "Archived copy" (PDF).
Archived from the
original (PDF) on July...
-
architect Jan Kaplický,
architect Jan Kavan,
diplomat and
politician Čeněk
Kottnauer,
chess master Karel Kuttelwascher,
fighter pilot Sir
Frank William Lampl...
- won), won at
Prague 1943 (B&M-ch), tied for 4th= at Zlín 1943 (Čeněk
Kottnauer won).
After the war, he
shared 11th at
Prague 1946 (Treybal Memorial,...
-
clock simultaneous training series against local masters,
including Čeněk
Kottnauer, Luděk Pachman, Jiri Podgorný, and
Karel Průcha,
scoring an
overall dominant...
-
Kotsur (Kazakhstan, born 1974)
Alexander Kotov (Russia, 1913–1981) Čeněk
Kottnauer (Czechoslovakia, England, 1910–1996)
Bachar Kouatly (Syria, Liban, France...
- König Austria/ Hungary Yugoslavia United
Kingdom United
States Čeněk
Kottnauer Czechoslovakia United
Kingdom Paul List Russian
Empire Germany United...
