Gyula Sax
Hungarian chess player and coach
Born
June 18th, 1951
74 years ago
Died
2014
11 years ago — 63 years old
Category
Athletes & Sports Figures
Country
Hungary
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A Hungarian chess player and coach, competed at the international level during the late 20th century. Achieved the title of International Master and represented Hungary in multiple Chess Olympiads. Contributed to the chess community through coaching and promoting the game among younger players. Participated in numerous tournaments, showcasing tactical and strategic prowess on the chessboard.
Won the Hungarian Chess Championship in 1980
Represented Hungary in the Chess Olympiads
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