Paul Keres

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Paul Keres was a renowned Estonian chess grandmaster, often considered one of the strongest players never to become World Chess Champion.

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instanceOf Estonian person
chess player
human
awardReceived Order of Lenin
burialPlace Tallinn NERFINISHED
causeOfDeath heart attack
countryOfCitizenship Estonia NERFINISHED
Soviet Union
dateOfBirth 1916-01-07
dateOfDeath 1975-06-05
describedBy often considered a world champion–strength player
era classical chess era
familyName Keres NERFINISHED
givenName Paul
hasEloPeak around 2700 (historical estimate)
languagesSpoken English
Estonian
German
Russian
memorial Paul Keres Memorial tournament NERFINISHED
name Paul Keres NERFINISHED
nationality Estonian
notableFor being one of the strongest players never to become World Chess Champion
notableWork Grandmaster of Chess
Practical Chess Endings NERFINISHED
The Art of the Middle Game NERFINISHED
occupation chess player
chess writer
engineer
openingContribution Keres Attack in the Sicilian Defence NERFINISHED
Keres Defence in the Ruy Lopez NERFINISHED
participatedIn World Chess Championship Candidates Tournament 1953 NERFINISHED
World Chess Championship Candidates Tournament 1956 NERFINISHED
World Chess Championship Candidates Tournament 1959 NERFINISHED
World Chess Championship Candidates Tournament 1962 NERFINISHED
World Chess Championship Candidates Tournament 1965 NERFINISHED
World Chess Championship Candidates Tournament 1968 NERFINISHED
placeOfBirth Governorate of Estonia NERFINISHED
Narva NERFINISHED
placeOfDeath Helsinki NERFINISHED
playedAgainst Alexander Alekhine NERFINISHED
Bobby Fischer NERFINISHED
Emanuel Lasker NERFINISHED
José Raúl Capablanca NERFINISHED
Mikhail Botvinnik NERFINISHED
represented Estonia NERFINISHED
Soviet Union NERFINISHED
sexOrGender male
sport chess
teamCompetition Chess Olympiad NERFINISHED
title Grandmaster

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