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Aleksandar Matanović (born May 23, 1930 in Belgrade) is a Serbian chess Grandmaster with an Elo rating of 2490.[1]
Awarded the GM title in 1955, he was Yugoslav national champion in 1962 (joint), 1969 and 1978. He has also been a radio announcer, author of chess books and Editor in Chief of Chess Informant.[2][3]
[edit] References
- ^ Matanovic, Aleksandar FIDE Online Chess Personal card
- ^ Hooper, David & Whyld, Kenneth (1992), The Oxford Companion to Chess (2 ed.), Oxford: Oxford University Press, p. 251, ISBN 0-19-280049-3
- ^ Matanovic, Aleksander, ed. (1996), Encyclopedia of Chess Openings, Belgrade: Sahovski Informator
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Serbian grandmasters as of April 2008 according to FIDE |
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Ivan Ivanisević (2649) · Dragan Šolak (2630) · Aleksandar Kovačević (2616) · Branko Damljanović (2595) · Nikola Sedlak (2582) · Miloš Perunović (2579) · Igor Miladinović (2579) · Mihajlo Stojanović (2561) · Robert Markuš (2557) · Bojan Vučković (2556) · Ljubomir Ljubojević (2555) · Zlatko Ilinčić (2548) · Dušan Popović (2548) · Miodrag R. Savić (2542) · Miroljub Lazić (2539) · Dragan Paunović (2532) · Dejan Pikula (2530) · Aleksa Striković (2530) · Miloš Pavlović (2520) · Borko Lajthajm (2505) · Veljko Jeremić (2503) · Goran Čabrilo (2498) · Siniša Dražić (2497) · Boško Abramović (2490) · Dušan Rajković (2488) · Dejan Antić (2486) · Petar Popović (2480) · Slavoljub Marjanović (2479) · Goran M. Todorović (2479) · Dragan Barlov (2475) · Stefan Đurić (2460) · Slobodan Martinović (2449) · Miroslav Marković (2442) · Miroslav Tošić (2422) · Nenad Ristić (2421) · Vladimir G. Kostić (2415) · Dragoljub Velimirović (2415) · Borislav Ivkov (2411) · Milan Matulović (2394) · Goran A. Kosanović (2393) · Radoslav Simić (2384) · Stanimir Nikolić (2291) |
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Aleksandar Matanović (2490) · Svetozar Gligorić (2447) · Vladimir Raičević (2418) · Dragoljub M. Ćirić (2277)
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Alisa Maric (2412) · Irina Čoluškina (2363) · Svetlana Prudnjikova (2349) · Anđelija Stojanović (2436) · Ana Benderać (2334) · Marija Manakova (2332) · Sanja Vuksanović (2265) · Suzana Maksimović (2264) · Mirjana Maric (2264)
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Verica Nedeljković (2215) · Milunka Lazarević (2175) · Henrijeta Konarkovska-Sokolov (2040)
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