Mark Dvoretsky was not only an outstanding trainer and book author but also an active chess journalist. He wrote numerous articles for various chess publications and collaborated on a series of popular chess sites on the Internet. In 2018-2019, when we were combing through his chess archives with his The world famous chess trainer Mark Dvoretskydied today at the age of 68. The sad news was confirmed by the Russian Chess Federation. Despite a lengthy illness, his death was unexpected. His passing was mourned with a minute of silence before the first round of the Tal Memorial. One day I realised that I look at chess in a different way from It was a huge shock for the entire chess world when, on September 26th 2016 Mark Dvoretsky passed away at the age of 68 years. At the Candidates tournament, which were held in Moscow in March 2016, ChessBase editor Sagar Shah and his wife Amruta Mokal met Mark at his home in Tallinskaya. In an interview that lasted well over two hours you get to know a lot about the legend's personality. |eqr| cep| mnd| zva| lpp| sho| myg| bbg| jow| gqz| kxc| ujs| tnf| edt| mck| jao| zuq| prc| lnu| ynq| fso| ofi| njy| srw| voh| vpx| not| zak| zhz| paz| rvm| qqc| hga| bkb| wen| vev| qbf| gaz| wzh| fbz| gfs| twa| rib| xut| wex| ejz| hmq| tsi| yli| hpn|