Julian Hodgson

Welsh chess player and grandmaster

Julian Hodgson - Athletes & Sports Figures born July 25th, 1963
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A grandmaster in chess, achieved the title in 1995. Competed in various international tournaments, contributing to the competitive chess scene. Represented Wales in multiple Chess Olympiads, showcasing skills against top players worldwide. Authored several chess books and articles, promoting chess education and strategy.

Achieved grandmaster title in 1995

Represented Wales in Chess Olympiads

Authored multiple chess books

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