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Milan Vidmar

Slovenian chess player (1885–1962).

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Place of Birth

Place of Death

Date of Birth

6/22/1885

Date of Death

10/9/1962

Given Name

Instance Of

Human

Image

Country of Citizenship

Cisleithania

Occupation

Engineer
Chess Player
Philosopher
Non-Fiction Writer
University Teacher
Writer

Educated At

University of Vienna

Member Of

Sport

Chess

Described by Source

Great Soviet Encyclopedia (1969–1978)
Section
:Видмар Милан
Obálky Knih
URL
:bug2: http://wikiba.se/ontology#Url

Child

Place of Burial

Sibling

Family Name

Name in Native Language

Milan Vidmar

Employer

Languages Spoken, Written or Signed

Slovene

Country for Sport

Sex or Gender

Male

Participant In

4th Chess Olympiad
Position Played on Team / Speciality
:
Board 1
Number of Matches Played/Races/Starts
: 16
Number of Wins
: 5
Number of Losses
: 4
Number of Draws/Ties
: 7
Number of Points/Goals/Set Scored
: 8.5
6th Chess Olympiad
Position Played on Team / Speciality
:
Board 1
Number of Matches Played/Races/Starts
: 14
Number of Wins
: 4
Number of Losses
: 1
Number of Draws/Ties
: 9
Number of Points/Goals/Set Scored
: 8.5

Mother

Father

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Ljubljana
Country
:
Austria–Hungary
Located in the Administrative Territorial Entity
:
Duchy of Carniola
Ljubljana
Country
:
Socialist Federal Republic of Yugoslavia
Located in the Administrative Territorial Entity
:
Socialist Republic of Slovenia
Milan
Electrical Engineer
Kingdom of Yugoslavia
University of Ljubljana
University of Ljubljana
TU Wien
Slovenian Academy of Sciences and Arts
Kingdom of Serbs, Croats and Slovenes
Yugoslavia
Country for Sport
:
Yugoslavia
Country for Sport
:
Yugoslavia
Žale Central Cemetery
Josip Vidmar
Milan Vidmar
Josip Vidmar Sr.
Josipina Vidmar
Vidmar
Meta Vidmar
Ciril Vidmar
Federal People's Republic of Yugoslavia
Stane Vidmar