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Gabor Kallai

Hungarian chess player (1959-2021)

Person · Open Library

Born: 1959-02-21
Died: 2021-12-31
Works: 5

Top works

Winning With the Queen's Indian
Winning with Queen's Indian
Basic Chess Openings
More Basic Chess Openings

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Key dates

Born: 21 February 1959
Died: 31 December 2021

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Wikidata facts

Instance of: human
Given name: Gábor
Gender: male

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1959 births 2021 deaths Chess coaches Chess Grandmasters Chess officials Chess players from Budapest Hungarian chess players Hungarian chess writers National team coaches

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Sport

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Image

Gábor Kállai with chess table.jpg

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P119: Farkasréti Cemetery

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Country

French Fifth Republic

Hungarian People's Republic

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Richárd Rapport

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Győző Forintos

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Dávid Bérczes

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Krisztián Szabó

World Rapid Chess Championship

Levente Lengyel

Queen's Indian Defense

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