Mihail-Viorel Ghindă | |
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Mihail-Viorel Ghindă in 1979 | |
Country | Romania |
Born | Bucharest, Romania | 25 July 1949
Died | February 2023 Bucharest, Romania | (aged 73)
Title | International Master (1978) |
Peak rating | 2500 (January 1988) |
Mihail-Viorel Ghindă (25 July 1949 – February 2023) [1] was a Romanian chess player, International Master (IM) (1978), four-times Romanian Chess Championship winner (1976, 1978, 1983, 1989).
From the beginning of the 1970s to the end of the 1980s Mihail-Viorel Ghindă was one of the strongest Romanian chess players. In Romanian Chess Championships he won eight medals: 4 gold (1976, 1978, 1983, 1989), silver (1980) and 3 bronze (1970, 1975, 1985). [2] While he did not manage to become a GM, his peak rating (2500) suggests that when at his best - he was GM strength. In 1990, Mihail-Viorel Ghindă participated in World Chess Championship Zonal tournament in Stara Zagora and shared 5th–6th place. [3] Mihail-Viorel Ghindă's individual success in the international arena included shared 2nd–3rd place in Bankya (1977), 3rd place in Zabrze (1977), 1st place in Blagoevgrad (1979), 1st place in Heidelberg (1979), shared 1st–2nd in Hamburg (1980) and 1st place in Netanya (1987). In 1978, he was awarded the FIDE International Master (IM) title.
Mihail-Viorel Ghindă played for Romania in the Chess Olympiads: [4]
Mihail-Viorel Ghindă played for Romania in the European Team Chess Championships: [5]
Mihail-Viorel Ghindă played for Romania in the World Team Chess Championship: [6]
Mihail-Viorel Ghindă played for Romania in the Men's Chess Balkaniads: [7]
Mihail-Viorel Ghindă | |
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Mihail-Viorel Ghindă in 1979 | |
Country | Romania |
Born | Bucharest, Romania | 25 July 1949
Died | February 2023 Bucharest, Romania | (aged 73)
Title | International Master (1978) |
Peak rating | 2500 (January 1988) |
Mihail-Viorel Ghindă (25 July 1949 – February 2023) [1] was a Romanian chess player, International Master (IM) (1978), four-times Romanian Chess Championship winner (1976, 1978, 1983, 1989).
From the beginning of the 1970s to the end of the 1980s Mihail-Viorel Ghindă was one of the strongest Romanian chess players. In Romanian Chess Championships he won eight medals: 4 gold (1976, 1978, 1983, 1989), silver (1980) and 3 bronze (1970, 1975, 1985). [2] While he did not manage to become a GM, his peak rating (2500) suggests that when at his best - he was GM strength. In 1990, Mihail-Viorel Ghindă participated in World Chess Championship Zonal tournament in Stara Zagora and shared 5th–6th place. [3] Mihail-Viorel Ghindă's individual success in the international arena included shared 2nd–3rd place in Bankya (1977), 3rd place in Zabrze (1977), 1st place in Blagoevgrad (1979), 1st place in Heidelberg (1979), shared 1st–2nd in Hamburg (1980) and 1st place in Netanya (1987). In 1978, he was awarded the FIDE International Master (IM) title.
Mihail-Viorel Ghindă played for Romania in the Chess Olympiads: [4]
Mihail-Viorel Ghindă played for Romania in the European Team Chess Championships: [5]
Mihail-Viorel Ghindă played for Romania in the World Team Chess Championship: [6]
Mihail-Viorel Ghindă played for Romania in the Men's Chess Balkaniads: [7]