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Alexander Kotov
Chess Player

Birthday August 12, 1913 (age 68)

Birthplace Russia

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Alexander Kotov
Full name	Alexander Alexandrovich Kotov
Country	Soviet Union ^[2]
Biographical Information	(1913-08-12)12 August 1913 Tula ^[3], Russian Empire ^[4]
Died	8 January 1981(1981-01-08) (aged 67) Moscow ^[5], Soviet Union
Positions & Ventures	Grandmaster ^[6]
Peak rating ^[7]	2510 (July 1971)

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Alexander Kotov's About

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Alexander Kotov was born on August 12, 1913 (age 67) in Russia. He is a Celebrity Chess Player. Soviet chess Grandmaster and author who won the USSR Championship in 1948 and 1950. According to numerology, Alexander Kotov's Life Path Number is 7.
His popular books are Think like a grandmaster (1971), Play Like A Grandmaster (1978), The Soviet chess school (1958), The Art of the Middle Game (1964) and Train like a grandmaster (1981). He died on January 8, 1981, Moscow, Russia. More information on Alexander Kotov can be found here. This article will clarify Alexander Kotov's Chess Books, Handball, Pdf, Play Like A Grandmaster, Chess Games, Think Like A Grandmaster, Books, Md, Wayne State, Np, and other information.

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Family, Spouse, Dating, and Relationships of Alexander Kotov

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He came from a large, working-class family.

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Alexander Kotov Before Fame

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Alexander Kotov, born 8-12-1913, prior to his renown in the Chess Player world, he studied engineering in Moscow before becoming serious about chess.

Success of Alexander Kotov

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As an accomplished Chess Player, he won only the third Soviet Grandmaster and Kotov syndrome is named after him due to his writings about cracking under pressure.

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His writings have been an influence on Grandmaster Garry Kasparov (Chess Player). Mikhail Botvinnik, Igor Bondarevsky, and Samuel Reshevsky were also His acquaintances.

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The Numerology of Alexander Kotov

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Life Path Number 7 is all about introspection and self-awareness. People with a Life Path Number 7 like Alexander Kotov often have an intense inner journey, and they are constantly exploring their own minds and souls. They are seekers of knowledge, and they are always looking to improve themselves.

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Facts About Alexander Kotov

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● Alexander Kotov was born on August 12, 1913 (age 67) in Russia
● He is a Celebrity Chess Player
● His popular books are Think like a grandmaster (1971), Play Like A Grandmaster (1978), The Soviet chess school (1958), The Art of the Middle Game (1964) and Train like a grandmaster (1981)
● He died on January 8, 1981, Moscow, Russia
● His real name is Alexander Kotov

References

https://wikipedia.org/wiki/Alexander_Kotov

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