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Vladimir Epishin

b. 1965

Russian chess grandmaster

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Born 1965. Vladimir Epishin is a Russian chess player.

Vladimir Epishin (born 11 July 1965 in Leningrad) is a Russian chess grandmaster.

Tournament play He finished third in the 58th USSR Chess Championship in 1991. He won the 1987 St. Petersburg Championship. Other tournament successes include 3rd-4th with Vladimir Akopian at the New York Open Championship in 1998, first at the Monarch Assurance PLC 11th International Chess Tournament in Isle of Man 2002, and 1st–3rd with Vladimir Burmakin and Marijan Petrov at the 21st Le Touquet Open in 2006.

Most recently, Epishin has been participating in chess tournaments in his native St.Petersburg (formerly Leningrad).

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Who is Vladimir Epishin?

Russian chess grandmaster

When was Vladimir Epishin born?

Vladimir Epishin was born on 11 July 1965 in Saint Petersburg.

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Vladimir Epishin is a chess player.

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Vladimir Epishin is Russian.

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· Wikipedia: Vladimir Epishin

· Wikidata: Q1370851

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