List of grandmasters for chess composition
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This article gives three lists:
- International Grandmasters for chess composition, for both chess problems and studies.
- International Honorary Masters for chess composition
- International Solving Grandmasters
Such awards were formerly managed by FIDE through its section for chess composition, the Permanent Commission for Chess Composition, and now awarded by the World Federation for Chess Composition, an independent body that co-operates with FIDE.[1]
Contents
International Grandmasters for chess compositions
Note: deceased Grandmasters are indicated with (†) – Nationality is that of the year when the title was awarded.
International Honorary Masters for chess composition
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Year Name Country 1986 Antonio Arguelles (†) 
Spain1986 John Niemann (†) 
West Germany1986 Antonio Piatesi (†) 
Italy1987 Hans Klüver (†) West Germany1987 Gregorz Grzeban (†) 
Poland1988 Alexander Pituk (†) 
Czechoslovakia1988 Janos Kiss (†) 
Hungary1988 Ferenc Fleck (†) Hungary1989 Gino Mentasti (†) Italy1991 Albert Koldijk (†) 
Netherlands1991 Jean Zeller (†) 
France1992 Colin Vaughan (†) 
United Kingdom1994 Kurt Smulders (†) 
Belgium1998 Eliahu Fasher (†) 
Israel1999 Giorgio Mirri (†) Italy1999 Savo Zlatić (†) 
Croatia2000 Rui Nascimento (†) 
Portugal2006 Jeremy Morse United Kingdom2007 Sonomun Chimedtseren (†) 
Mongolia2007 Odette Vollenweider 
Switzerland2012 Hermann Weissauer Germany
International Solving Grandmasters
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Year Name Country 1982 Pauli Perkonoja 
Finland1984 Kari Valtonen Finland1984 Milan Velimirović (†) 
Yugoslavia1985 Ofer Comay Israel1988 Roland Baier Switzerland1988 Marjan Kovačević Yugoslavia1988 Arno Zude West Germany1991 Georgi Evsejev 
Soviet Union1993 Michael Pfannkuche Germany1997 Jonathan Mestel United Kingdom1997 Sergej Rumyantsev 
Russia1998 Ram Soffer Israel1999 Jorma Paavilainen Finland2000 Boris Tummes Germany2001 Noam Elkies 
United States2002 Michel Caillaud France2002 Graham Lee United Kingdom2002 Piotr Murdzia Poland2004 John Nunn United Kingdom 2004 Dolf Wissmann Netherlands2007 Alexandr Azhusin Russia2008 Miodrag Mladenović 
Serbia2008 Andrey Selivanov Russia2008 Bojan Vučković Serbia2009 Eddy van Beers Belgium2009 Vladimir Podinić Serbia2010 Michal Dragoun Czech Republic2011 Kacper Piorun Poland2011 Ladislav Salai jr. 
Slovakia
See also
References
- ↑ WFCC > About
- ↑ (from earlier results)
- ↑ (from earlier results)
