Karsten Müller
Chess player and author
Born
November 23rd, 1970
54 years ago
Category
Athletes & Sports Figures
Country
Germany
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A German chess player and author, recognized for contributions to chess literature and theoretical analysis. Competed as a grandmaster and earned a reputation for expertise in endgame theory. Authored numerous books and articles about chess strategies and techniques. Engaged in various chess tournaments and served as a chess coach, helping players enhance their skills and understanding of the game.
Published books on chess endgames
Achieved title of Grandmaster
Contributed to chess databases
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