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Richard Réti

Richard Reti

Czechoslovakian chess player.

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Place of Birth

Place of Death

Prague

Date of Birth

5/28/1889

Date of Death

6/6/1929

Instance Of

Human

Occupation

Chess Player
Chess Composer
Writer
Chess Theoretician

Given Name

Richard

Country of Citizenship

Czechoslovakia

Sport

Chess

Sibling

Place of Burial

Languages Spoken, Written or Signed

Czech
German

Country for Sport

Czechoslovakia

Sex or Gender

Male

Name in Native Language

Richard Réti

Participant In

Described by Source

Obálky Knih
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Family Name

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Cause of Death

Manner of Death

Natural Causes

Educated At

University of Vienna
(1907 - 1912)
Start Time
: 1907
End Time
: 1912

Notable Work

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Old Jewish Cemetery
Library of Congress Music Division
Title
: Rudolph and Richard Reti collection, 1910-1957
Austria–Hungary
Cisleithania
Academic Major
:
Mathematics
1st Chess Olympiad
Country for Sport
:
Czechoslovakia
Number of Matches Played/Races/Starts
: 15
Number of Wins
: 9
Number of Losses
: 1
Number of Draws/Ties
: 5
Number of Points/Goals/Set Scored
: 11.5
Réti Endgame Study
Scarlet Fever
Réti
Pezinok
Rudolph Reti