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Anastasia Kirtadze

b. 2009

Georgian chess player

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Born 2009. Anastasia Kirtadze is a Georgian chess player.

Anastasia Kirtadze (born 2009) is a Georgian chess player who holds the title of Woman International Master, which she earned in 2025.

Chess career Kirtadze won the FIDE World Under-14 Championship in rapid chess, and the Under-15 World School Chess Championship in 2023.

Kirtadze qualified for the Women's Chess World Cup 2025, defeating Ana Matnadze in the first round, before being defeated by former world champion Tan Zhongyi in the second round.

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2009
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Who is Anastasia Kirtadze?

Georgian chess player

When was Anastasia Kirtadze born?

Anastasia Kirtadze was born in 2009.

What is Anastasia Kirtadze's occupation?

Anastasia Kirtadze is a chess player.

What nationality is Anastasia Kirtadze?

Anastasia Kirtadze is Georgian.

Sources & further reading

· Wikipedia: Anastasia Kirtadze

· Wikidata: Q114345896

· DBpedia: Anastasia Kirtadze

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