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Chess Emperors: Vladimir Kramnik by Izdavac, 1995 World Youth Chess Champions: Vladimir Kramnik, Judit Polgár, Hou Yifan, Wang Yue, Susan Polgar, Veselin Topalov, Bu Xiangzhi, Teimour Radjabov Chess Gems: 1,000 Combinations You Should Know by Igor Sukhin, 2007-10-01 From London to Elista: The Inside Story of the World Chess Championship Matches that Vladimir Kramnik Won Against Garry Kasparov, Peter Leko, and Veselin Topalov by Evgeny Bareev, 2007-12-25 Mikhail Tal: Games Vol I-IV 1949 - 1992: Over 2700+ Games * 4 Chess Books (CHESS STARS: MIKHAIL TAL, Vols. I - IV) by Alexander KHALIFMAN, Alexander KOCHIEV, et all 1994-07-03 Chess Gems by Igor/ Kramnik, Vladimir (FRW) Sukhin, 2007-10-01 Mikhail Tal I-III (2017 Games) 3 Chess Books by Vladimir Kramnik, 1994 Kramnik: My Life & games by Vladimir Kramnik, Iakov Damsky, 2000-08-01 World Chess Champions: Garry Kasparov, Anatoly Karpov, Vladimir Kramnik, Alexander Alekhine, Boris Spassky, Tigran Petrosian, Max Euwe Russian Chess Players: Garry Kasparov, Anatoly Karpov, Vladimir Kramnik, Alexander Alekhine, Boris Spassky, Mikhail Botvinnik, Viktor Korchnoi Russian Chess Writers: Garry Kasparov, Anatoly Karpov, Vladimir Kramnik, Alexander Alekhine, Mikhail Botvinnik, Viktor Korchnoi, Vasily Smyslov Brain Games World Chess Championship 2000: The Official inside Story of Vladimir Kramnik's Sensational Match Win against Garry Kasparov by Raymond Keene, 2002 Vladimir Kramnik (Young lions series) by Vladimir Kramnik, 1994

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41. Kramnik, Vladimir Kramnik Was Born Into A Culturally Rich Family
    vladimir was attending professionally run chess clubs by the age of five. Ranked 2 as of 2001, kramnik is known for maintaining maturity of play beyond  
    http://www.jewsinsports.org/profile.asp?sport=chess&ID=179

42. Chess Champion Of The World Vladimir Kramnik
    chess Champion of the World vladimir kramnik. The kramnik s chess style it s the synthesis of Lasker s playing psychologism, Botwinnik s thorough  
    http://www.chessebook.com/history_1.php?chem=kra

43. CNN.com - Chess Champion Ready For Computer - Oct. 3, 2002
    World chess champion vladimir kramnik says he is ready to take on supercomputerDeep Fritz, but accepts his monstrous challenger has the edge.  
    http://www.cnn.com/2002/WORLD/meast/10/03/bahrain.chess/
    
    Extractions: Yes No VIEW RESULTS It is a battle between human creativity and the monstrous calculating power of the machine. Vladimir Kramnik MANAMA, Bahrain World chess champion Vladimir Kramnik says he is ready to take on super-computer Deep Fritz, but accepts his "monstrous" challenger has the edge. The eight-game contest comes five years after IBM computer Deep Blue beat then-world champion Garry Kasparov the first time since the invention of a chess program in 1958 that a machine had beaten a human. IBM later cancelled the Deep Blue project and the program is no longer available for competition so Kramnik will meet the Deep Fritz CD-ROM application in the first match in Bahrain on Friday. The program can plot three million moves a second while Kramnik is capable of just one. The match, which is backed by Bahraini royalty, will be lucrative whatever the result. Kramnik will get U.S. $1 million if he wins, $800,000 if the match is drawn, and $600,000 if he loses.

44. Corus Chess Tournament 2006 - Participants Grandmaster Group A
    Corus chess Tournament 2005 1401/30-01 in Wijk aan Zee. Name, vladimir kramnik.Date of birth, 25-06-1975. Country, Russia. World ranking, 4  
    http://www.coruschess.com/participants.php?year=2005&group=A&bio=2

45. Russian Chess
    Russian chess, the chess site devoted to the main chess events, chess games,chess analyses Participants vladimir kramnik, Peter Leko, Veselin Topalov,  
    http://www.ruschess.com/
    
    Extractions: Thanks to all of you who spent his time to fill in a small form. We were pleased to know that more than 1700 chess lovers from 100 countries regularly visit our site and between them many famous chessplayers including ex-World Champion. But our usage statistics shows about 3000 daily average visitors, so we expect to receive the rest forms :).

46. Anand Wins Amber Chess
    The blindfold tournament was won by vladimir kramnik, while Evgeny Bareev The only lean patch for Anand was in the Advanced chess against kramnik which  
    http://www.rediff.com/sports/2003/mar/28chess.htm
    
    Extractions: Indian ace Viswanathan Anand won the 12th Amber chess tournament. In the 11th and final round, in Monte Carlo on Thursday, he beat Veselin Topalov of Bulgaria 1.5-0.5 to swell his points tally to 14.5 from 22 games and emerge triumphant. The former World champion, who did not play in the last year's traditional blindfold and rapid tournament, lost only one game, in blindfold against Morozevich, the winner of the 2002 edition. The blindfold tournament was won by Vladimir Kramnik, while Evgeny Bareev took first place in the rapid competition. The triumph was Anand's third in the unique tournament, which has one blindfold and one rapid game in each round. The Indian ace had earlier stamped his superiority in the event in 1997, when he won all the three titles at stake Rapid, Blindfold and Combined, and in 1994. Anand finished a full point ahead of nearest rivals Peter Leko of Hungary and 2001 champion Alexander Morozevich of Russia. Though Anand did not finish first in the individual rapid and blindfold categories, his steady performance in both was enough to net him the champion's crown.

47. Everyman Chess | Biography Of: Vladimir Kramnik
    Publishers of chess books for all standards. Titles include My Great Predecessorsby Garry Kasparov and Play the French by John Watson.  
    http://www.everymanchess.com/disp_biog.php?id=36

48. Vladimir Kramnik : GreatPersonalities.com
    vladimir kramnik chess Player. vladimir kramnik (born June 25, 1975) is aRussian chess player. In 2000, he beat Garry Kasparov in a 16 game match  
    http://www.greatpersonalities.com/viewtopic-127.html
    
    Extractions: GreatPersonalities.com Chess / Vladimir Kramnik Vladimir Kramnik (born June 25, 1975) is a Russian chess player. In 2000, he beat Garry Kasparov in a 16 game match played in London. In the eyes of the participants and many observers, this was a match for the world championship, and made Kramnik the chess world champion, although the International Chess Federation (FIDE) did not recognise the match as such. Kramnik was born in the town of Tuapse, on the shores of the Black Sea. As a child, he studied in the chess school established by Mikhail Botvinnik. His first notable result in a major tournament was his gold medal win as first reserve for the Russian team in the 1992 Chess Olympiad in Manila. His selection for the team caused some controversy in Russia at the time, as he was only sixteen years old and had not yet been awarded the grandmaster title, but his selection was supported by Garry Kasparov. He went on to win eight games, draw one, and lose none. The following year, Kramnik played in the very strong tournament in Linares. He finished fifth, beating the then world number three, Vassily Ivanchuk along the way. He followed this up with a string of good results, but had to wait until 1995 for his first major tournament win at normal time controls, when he won the strong Dortmund tournament, finishing it unbeaten.

49. GameKnot -- Chess Forum
    Free online chess, Java games. No additional software to download, free registration, vladimir kramnik 3.0 Viswanathan Anand 2.5 Ruslan Ponomariov 2.5  
    http://gameknot.com/fmsg/chess/3317.shtml

50. Vladimir Kramnik - One Language
    vladimir kramnik ( ?), born June 25, 1975, is a Russian chess As a child, he studied in the chess school established by Mikhail Botvinnik.  
    http://www.onelang.com/encyclopedia/index.php/Vladimir_Kramnik
    
    Extractions: OneLang Home Vladimir Kramnik June 25 , is a Russian chess player. In , he beat Garry Kasparov in a 16 game match played in London . In the eyes of the participants and many observers, this was a match for the world championship, and made Kramnik the chess world champion , although the International Chess Federation (FIDE) did not recognise the match as such. Kramnik was born in the town of Tuapse , on the shores of the Black Sea . As a child, he studied in the chess school established by Mikhail Botvinnik . His first notable result in a major tournament was his gold medal win as first reserve for the Russian team in the 1992 Chess Olympiad in Manila . His selection for the team caused some controversy in Russia at the time, as he was only sixteen years old and had not yet been awarded the grandmaster title, but his selection was supported by Garry Kasparov. He went on to win eight games, draw one, and lose none. The following year, Kramnik played in the very strong tournament in Linares . He finished fifth, beating the then world number three, Vassily Ivanchuk along the way. He followed this up with a string of good results, but had to wait until 1995 for his first major tournament win at normal time controls, when he won the strong

51. RUSNET :: Encyclopedia :: K :: Kramnik
    vladimir kramnik, born June 25, 1975, Tuapse, Russia, USSR Although no onein his home played serious chess, kramnik learned to play when he was four  
    http://www.rusnet.nl/encyclo/k/kramnik.shtml
    
    Extractions: version a b c d ... z Updated: 31.10.2003 Russian international chess grandmaster who defeated his countryman Garry Kasparov to win the Professional Chess Association world championship. The match was held in London from October 8 to November 2, 2000, with Kramnik winning 2 games, drawing 13, and losing none. ImgBorder('/i/encyclo/k/kramnik.jpg',220,242,1); Kramnik's father was an artist and his mother a music teacher. Although no one in his home played serious chess, Kramnik learned to play when he was four years old from his father. Kramnik was fascinated by the game and began taking instruction at the local Pioneers (a Soviet youth organisation) at the age of five, becoming champion of Tuapse at seven. At the age of 11 he left the ranks of first category players and became a "candidate" master. More important, he came to the attention of the famous Soviet Chess School and its headmaster, former world champion Mikhail Botvinnik . Only the most talented pupils in the Soviet Union were invited to study chess there, and Kramnik made rapid progress.

52. Pakistan Chess Player
    My open letter to vladimir kramnik. Dear Mr. kramnik, Now, Mr. kramnik, youbelong to those who make up the pride of the chess world, of the whole human  
    http://pkchess.bizland.com/chesspress/chesspress7/cpress7_2.html
    
    Extractions: PLAYER ChessPress My open letter to Vladimir Kramnik Dear Mr. Kramnik, I am writing to you, the World Chess Champion, in the hope that this letter will not take up much of your time and, possibly, it will make you ponder over some of the issues that are worrying me and, and I am sure, many chess fans. In the course of 50 years, or to be more exact, since 1951 when I came to know chess moves, I have been following World Chess Championship matches. In other words, I was hooked up for chess at the time of the Botvinnik-Bronstein match. And last year I was on-line all the time waiting for the chess news from London. I would like to congratulate you whole-heartedly on your victory over Garri Kasparov, which brought you the World Title. It was really a grandiose victory since you defeated the chess player whose name has become the symbol of chess. The chess player who seemed invincible has been unseated by you from the chess throne! Your victory today appears as another labour of Hercules. I presume some time later in future it will be regarded as a triumph of David over Goliath. Your victory is well deserved. However, it has been largely underestimated - and this is not only my opinion - by chess contemporaries. What is more, everything is being done to belittle your success, your creative achievement. Very often we hear today: Kramnik...World Champion!? Who is Kramnik? The World Champion today is Anand, - this is what we hear from those who recognise only the FIDE Championship. They say that Kasparov in the match was definitely off form, that your victory was just a matter of chance etc.

53. Vladimir Kramnik. Everything You Wanted To Know About Vladimir
    Everything you wanted to know about vladimir kramnik but had no clue how to As a child, he studied in the chess school established by Mikhail Botvinnik.  
    http://encyclopedia.lockergnome.com/s/b/Vladimir_Kramnik

54. 13th Amber Blindfold And Rapid Chess Tournament, Monte Carlo
    Chathurangam is a website launched by Chennaionline for the chess lovers in kramnik, vladimir g RUS 2777 14.5; 3. Anand, Viswanathan g IND 2766 13.5; 4.  
    http://www.chathurangam.com/abroad2k3/13thamber/index.asp
    
    Extractions: Select Rounds PGN Games Round 11 Results Round 10 Results Round 9 Results Round 8 Results Round 7 Results Round 6 Results Round 5 Results Round 4 Results Round 3 Results Round 2 Results Round 1 Results Preview India's Vishy Anand ensured that the race for the title went right to the wire, but in the end had to be content with the third place behind joint winners, Vladimir Kramnik and Alexander Morozevich. But the Indian ace did win the rapid competition with 7.5 points, while Evegeny Bareev was half a point behind. Anand was fifth in blindfold and third overall. In the final set of matches, the NIIT Brand Ambassador Anand set the ball rolling with a win over Boris Gelfand in the blindfold game and with Kramnik drawing Veselin Topalov and Morozevich drawing with Peter Svidler, the gap between the leaders and Anand came down to just half a point. However in the final rapid game, the Rapid King Anand was held to a draw by Gelfand, while Kramnik and Moro won against their respective opponents to stay a point ahead of Anand and snatch away the title he won last year.

55. 12th Amber Blindfold And Rapid Chess Tournament
    Chathurangam is a website launched by Chennaionline for the chess lovers in kramnik, vladimir g RUS 2807 13.0; 5. Topalov, Veselin g BUL 2743 13.0; 6.  
    http://www.chathurangam.com/abroad2k3/blindfold/index.asp
    
    Extractions: Anand beats Topalov, emerges Champion Select Rounds Games Round 11 Results Round 10 Results Rest Day Round 7 Results Round 6 Results Round 5 Results Rest Day Round 4 Results Round 1 Results Preview India's Super Grandmaster Viswanathan Anand won the 12th Amber Blindfold and Rapid chess tournament in style defeating Bulgarian Veselin Topalov 1.5-0.5 in the 11th and final round here today. This was Anand's third title in this unique tournament that has one blindfold and one rapid game in each round. The Indian ace had earlier stamped his superiority here in 1997 when he won all the three titles at stake Rapid, Blindfold and Combined, and in 1994. Anand finished the tournament with a tally of 14.5 points, a full point ahead of nearest rivals Peter Leko of Hungary and 2002 Champion Alexander Morozevich of Russia. Though Anand did not finish first in the individual rapid and blindfold categories, his steady performance in both was enough to net him the Champion's crown. Braingames Champion Vladimir Kramnik of Russia won the blindfold title after he drew his last round game with Ljubomir Ljubojevic of Yugoslavia. Kramnik had a full point lead in this section and he achieved the just result in the last round. Anand tied for second along with Morozevich in Blindfold with a fluent victory over Topalov.

56. Vladimir Kramnik, The New World Chess Champion
    vladimir kramnik, the New World chess Champion. vladimir kramnik played a drawon move 38 in game 15, defeated his rival, Kasparov, and grabbed the champion  
    http://english.people.com.cn/english/200011/03/eng20001103_54271.html

57. ChessDate
    vladimir kramnik (both Russia) - 2785. 3. Final position The Georgianchess player Nana Dzagnidze has become by the world champion among girls,  
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    Extractions: News line 03/07/03 Lozanna The new FIDE rating-list was published. The first ten looks so: 1. Garry Kasparov - 2830. 2. Vladimir Kramnik (both - Russia) - 2785. 3. Viswanathan Anand (India) - 2774. 4. Peter Leko (Hungary) - 2739. 5. Vesselin Topalov (Bulgaria) - 2735. 6. Alexander Grischuk (Russia) - 2732. 7. Aleksei Shirov (Spain) - 2732. 8. Peter Svidler - 2723. 9. Eugeny Bareev (both - Russia) - 2721. 10. Michael Adams (England) - 2719. Information on the site: http://www.sport-express.ru/art.shtml?70329 27/06/03 VORONEZH. VII International chess festival Master open. 1. Arbakov (Moscow). FIDE open. 1. Pavlov (Zelenodolsk). Amateur open. 1. Tkachenko (Voronezh), "SE" correspondent Aleksei Sergunin informs. Information on the site: http://www.sport-express.ru/art.shtml?70020 05/06/03 Stambul Due to the complete draws in the 5th tour of the 4th man's European championship, the numerous group of persecutors surpassed all five leaders - now 11 grandmasters have per 4 points. These are Vladimir MALAKHOV, Evgeny NAER, Konstantin SAKAEV (all - Russia), Zurab Azmaiparashvili (Georgia), Aleksei Alexandrov (Byelorussia), Alexander Graf, Rustem Dautov (both - Germany), Viorel Iordachescu (Moldavia), Vasilios Kotronias (Greece), Liviu-Dieter Nasipianu (Roumania) and Loek Mackshein (England). Twenty foUr participants - including Russians, Alexander GRISCHUK, Sergei RUBLEVSKY, Peter TREGUBOV, Valery FILIPPOV and Andrei HARPOV - have per 3.5 points, "SE" correspondent Vladimir PRONIN informs.

58. GameKnot -- Chess Forum
    vladimir kramnik 3.0 Viswanathan Anand 2.5 Ruslan Ponomariov 2.5 online chess chess uskidscompute.com uskidscompute.com uskidscompute.com  
    http://uskidscompute.com/online/chess/3317.shtml

59. Vladimir Kramnik
    vladimir kramnik Born 25Jun-1975 Birthplace Tuapse, Krasnodar, USSR. Gender Male Defeated Garry Kasparov in 2000, becoming World chess Champion.  
    http://www.nndb.com/people/754/000044622/

60. Chess-Related
    This page will be dedicated to chessrelated stuff, paraphernalia too This time he has only one crown prince by his side – vladimir kramnik,  
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    Extractions: setAdGroup('67.18.104.18'); var cm_role = "live" var cm_host = "angelfire.lycos.com" var cm_taxid = "/memberembedded" Search: Lycos Angelfire Aeon Flux Share This Page Report Abuse Edit your Site ... Next Click HERE "Chess DownLoads.") This page will be dedicated to chess-related stuff, paraphernalia too interesting to List after list, year after year – for almost the entire lifetime of some of his rivals – Garry Kasparov has sat on top of the rating list. This time he has only one "crown prince" by his side – Vladimir Kramnik, 29 points below him. Then a big 57-point gap, where a sagging Vishy Anand is being pressed by three other players. You will find the top hundred here. No. Name NAT Jan02 Apr02 #Games . Kasparov, Gary.......... RUS 2838 2838 12 . Kramnik, Vladimir....... RUS 2809 2809

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