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Minev (Bulgarian: Минев) is a
Bulgarian male surname, its
feminine counterpart is Mineva. It may
refer to
Nikolay Minev (born 1931),
Bulgarian chess player...
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Yordan Minev (Bulgarian Cyrillic: Йордан Минев; born 14
October 1980) is a
Bulgarian professional footballer, who
plays as a full-back.
Yordan Minev started...
- Nikolai-
Minev Radev (Bulgarian: Николай "Ник" Радев; 29
January 1959 – 15
April 2003),
nicknamed The Russian, was a
Bulgarian career criminal and mobster...
- a footballer.
Minev,
together with his twin brother,
started his
career at
Hebar Pazardzhik. Later,
Minev joined Botev Plovdiv.
Minev came to Levski...
- it can also
arise without one, as in the game
Milan Matulović–Nikolay
Minev (first diagram). Play continued: 1. Rc6 Kg5 2. Kh3 Kh5 3. f4 The only meaningful...
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Nikolay (or Nikolai)
Nikolaev Minev (Bulgarian: Николай Николаев Минев, 8
November 1931 – 10
March 2017) was a
Bulgarian chess International Master (IM)...
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exchange of queens. It is also used in some
chess problems.
Botvinnik vs.
Minev, 1954 Cross-checks are rare in
actual play,
though they do occur, and in...
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Plamen Mikhaylov Minev (Bulgarian: Пламен Михайлов Минев; born
April 28, 1965, in Sofia) is a
former hammer thrower from Bulgaria, who
competed for his...
- Garry; Korchnoi, Viktor; Krnic, Zdenko; L****n, Bent; Matanović, Aleksandar;
Minev, Nikolay; Nunn, John; Parma, Bruno; Polugaevsky, Lev; Suetin, Alexey; Sveshnikov...
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analysis was put to the test in the 1954 game
between Botvinnik and
Minev (below).
Minev followed the
suggestions of
Keres and lost –
revealing major flaws...
