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PAUL KERES - 90
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Jan 03.-06.
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Jan 05.-08.
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Jan 06.-08.
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Jan 08.-13.
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PAUL KERES, 1916 - 1975
Paul Keres was born in Narva on 7 January 1916. At the University of Tartu, he studied mathematics from 1938 to 1941.
In 1935, he became Estonian chess champion for the first time. Paul Keres first appeared in the international
chess arena in the mid-1930s, and remained a prominent figure there for years. By the end of 1950s, he was
one of the strongest chess players in the world. In 1975, the great Estonian grandmaster Paul Keres died suddenly at the
age of 59.
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Estonian time 02 : 57, 05.10. - 2023
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WEBMASTER
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Contact person : Marek Kolk,
Estonian Chess Federation's webmaster
E-mail :
Phone : 56 62 64 32
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ESTONIAN CHESS FEDERATION
Homepage :
E-mail :
Phone : 6 314 239
Address : Tallinn, Street Vene 29
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Contact person : Hendrik Olde,
Chairman of ECF
E-mail : hendrik.olde@maleliit.ee
Phone : 51 42 625
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ESS KALEV
Homepage :
E-mail :
Phone : 64 46 667
Address : Tallinn, Street Pärnu mnt. 41
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Contact person : Rein-Vello Ojavere,
Secretary general
E-mail : reio@eestikalev.ee
Phone : 64 42 987
Contact person : Kristiina Männa,
Projects leader
E-mail : kristiina@eestikalev.ee
Phone : 64 46 667
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ESTONIAN WRITERS' UNION
Homepage :
E-mail : ekl@ekl.ee
Phone : 6 276 410
Address : Tallinn, Harju tn 1
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Contact person : Ülo Tuulik
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ESTONIAN RESPUBLIC
Welcome To Estonia :
E-country:
Ministry of Culture :
Tallinn:
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