About Rudolf Marić
Lived 1927 – 1990 (aged 63). Rudolf Marić was a Yugoslav author and chess player.
Rudolf Marić (13 May 1927, Novi Sad – 26 August 1990, Belgrade) was a Yugoslav chess master and author.
Biography Marić was born in Novi Sad in 1921. He was awarded the International Master (IM) title in 1964. In 1956, he represented Yugoslavia at the World Student Team Chess Championship, won the team bronze medal and the individual gold medal for his board. In 1978, he won 3rd Chess Mitropa Cup with the Yugoslav team. He died on 26 August 1990 in Belgrade. FIDE awarded him Honorary Grandmaster (GM) in 1990 shortly after his death, making him one of the only three people to receive the GM title posthumously (the others being Karoly Honfi and Sultan Khan). Marić wrote several chess books.
Publications
Šahovske minijature, 1973 Yugoslav Chess Triumphs, 1976
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Who was Rudolf Marić?
Yugoslavian chess player (1927–1990)
When was Rudolf Marić born?
Rudolf Marić was born on 13 May 1927 in Novi Sad.
When did Rudolf Marić die?
Rudolf Marić died on 26 August 1990 in Belgrade.
What was Rudolf Marić's occupation?
Rudolf Marić was an author and chess player.
What nationality was Rudolf Marić?
Rudolf Marić was Yugoslav.
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