Updated: 18.12.2012
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FIDE CUP-2010
THE STUDY OF THE YEAR 2011
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At the meeting of endgame study subcommittee
were present David Gurgenidze (spokesman),
Oleg Pervakov, Ilham Aliev and Marcel van Herck. During the meeting they discussed two subjects. First was the Study of the Year 2011. Harold van der Heijden, spokesman of endgame study subcommittee wasn't present in Kobe, Japan, so no one had prepared the candidates for the Study of the Year 2011, which should have been selected during the congress.
Endgame study subcommittee discussed this subject and it proposes:
Every chess composer will be able to send one popular study published in 2011 to David Gurgenidze's email gurgenidze53@mail.ru before the December 1st. Studies will be published on Iuri Akobia's website http://akobiachess.gol.ge Then four members of endgame study subcommittee and Harold van der Heijden will judge every study and announce The Study of the Year 2011 on December 20th.
NOTE: Studies - candidates may be recommended not only by their authors, this can do other person too.
Receiving the candidates closed on
December 1
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THE STUDY OF THE YEAR 2011!
Oleg Pervakov (Russia)
1st prize, Heijden 50 JT, 2011
Win
JUDGES REMARK: “The study of the year 2011” is a study that appeals to a general
chess public, i.e. propaganda material for the furtherance of our art.
(Sscoress for all candidates: HERE)
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CANDIDATES:
No.1
Richard Becker (USA)
Prize, Tourney AN & YB 2011
(recomended by the author)
Draw
No.2
Janos Mikitovics (Hungary)
Prize, Moscow Ty, 2011
(recomended by the author)
Draw
No.3
Daniel Keith (France)
1.Hm The Problemist, 2011
(recomended by Jean Marc Ricci)
Draw
No.4
Siegfried Hornecker (Germany)
Arpad Rusz (Hungary)
1st prize, Magyar Sakkvilag, 2011
(recomended by the authors)
Win
No.5
Anatoly Skripnik (Russia)
1.p Argentina Bicentennial, 2011
(recomended by Sergiy Didukh)
Win
No.6
Yochanan Afek (Israel-Netherland)
1/2 prize, Georgian ITT Ty, 2011
(recomended by the author)
Win
No.7
Lubos Kekely (Slovakia)
Michal Hlinka (Slovakia)
1st prize, Kalashnikov 50 JT, 2011
(Recomended by Juraj Lorinc)
Win
No.8
Oleg Pervakov (Russia)
1st prize, Heijden 50 JT, 2011
(Recomended by the author)
Win
No.9
Valery Kalashnikov (Russia)
1st prize, StrateGems, 2011
(Recomended by the author)
Win
No.10
Aleksandr Stavrietsky (Russia)
Hm. Moscow Ty, 2011
(Recomended by the author)
Draw
No.11
Mario Guido Garcia (Argentina)
Dedicated in memorial O.Carlsson EG-2011
(Recomended by the author)
Draw
No.12
Anatoly Skripnik (Russia)
4th prize, FIDE Cup, 2011
(Recomended by the author)
Win
No.13
Pavel Arestov (Russia)
Comm. Ural Problemist, 2011
(Recomended by the author)
Win
No.14
Anatoly Skripnik (Russia)
1st Hm. ChessStar, 2011
(Recomended by Vitaly Medintsev)
Win
No.15
Ilham Aliev (Azerbaijan)
2nd Spec. Prize, 2World Cup, 2011
(Recomended by Muradkhan Muradov)
Win
No.16
Vladimir Pogorelov (Ukraine)
Valery Kopil (Ukraine)
1st Hm, Problemist of Ukraine, 2011
(recomended by the authors)
Win
No.17
Eduard Eilazyan (Ukraine)
1st Place, Team Championship of Ukraine, 2011
(recomended by the authors)
Win
