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| Nov-09-05 | | Jafar219: <chessgames.com> as I know Makogonov was born in Azerbaijan (Baku city) not in Russia. |
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| Jan-22-06 | | BIDMONFA: Vladimir Andreevich Makogonov MAKOGONOV, Vladimir Andreevich
http://www.bidmonfa.com/makogonov_v...
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| Jan-22-06 | | meloncio: <Gypsy><Resignation Trap> I have an old Argentinian book (1949 edition), about this Tournament. According to it, Panov didn't play from round # 13 to the end, leaving the tournament by sickness. |
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| May-14-06 | | DeepBlade: Queen's Gambit Declined, Tartakower (Makagonov-Bondarevsky) Syst (D58) |
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May-16-06
 | | Gypsy: <meloncio> Thx. That explains Panov's realy poor performance. |
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May-16-06
 | | Ron: Im my honest opinion, the systems Makoganov created against the King's Indian Defense, and the Grunfeld, are pretty good. |
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| Aug-27-06 | | DCP23: <Jafar219>: <as I know Makogonov was born in Azerbaijan (Baku city) not in Russia.> Makogonov was indeed born in Azerbaijan, but not in Baku! He is from Nakhichevan. |
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Aug-27-06
 | | Honza Cervenka: I have just sent some Makogonov's missing games to chessgames.com. He really deserved his GM title though he got it only late as "honorary" one in age of 83. |
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Aug-27-06
 | | WTHarvey: Here are some of Makogonov's crucial positions: http://www.wtharvey.com/mako.html What's the best move? |
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| Dec-10-06 | | Whitehat1963: Although it's not mentioned in his bio here, he was apparently one of Kasparov's first chess teachers. |
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| Jul-25-07 | | ahmadov: I have never heard of this man before... |
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| Aug-09-07 | | Resignation Trap: In the 1940 USSR Championship, Makogonov defeated Smyslov, Keres <and> Botvinnik : V Makogonov vs Botvinnik, 1940 , V Makogonov vs Keres, 1940 and V Makogonov vs Smyslov, 1940 . After eleven rounds, he occupied one of the top five spots, but several losses followed, and Vladimir failed to win a major prize. See http://www.chesspro.ru/_events/2007... for a good report of this tournament (in Russian). |
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| Aug-27-07 | | Akuni: he's the person who created the rule "If there are no immediate threats, then take your worse placed and improve its position. |
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| Aug-27-08 | | brankat: R.I.P. Vladimir Andreevich. |
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| Sep-03-08 | | artyom2008: R.I.P. Vladimir Andreevich. |
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| Sep-03-08 | | artyom2008: <<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<poor guy>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> |
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| Sep-10-08 | | myschkin: . . .
Makogonov was also very well known as a chess coach. He helped Vasily Smyslov prepare for his 1957 World Chess Championship match against Mikhail Botvinnik . He trained Vladimir Bagirov and Genrikh Chepukaitis ,and on Mikhail Botvinnik 's recommendation, became one of the young Garry Kasparov 's first teachers. His brother, Mikhail Makogonov (1900-1943), was also a chess master; they tied for first in the first Baku chess championship in 1923 http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vladim... |
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| Oct-14-08 | | Resignation Trap: Here's a photo of the participants from the tournament at Tiflis (now Tbilisi) 1933: http://www.victorgoglidze.gol.ge/VI... .
The caption is a bit confusing. Seated, left to right: Nikolai Sorokin , Vladimir Alatortsev , Viktor Arsentievich Goglidze .
Standing, left to right: Genrikh Kasparian , Mikhail Andreevich Makogonov , Archil Silovanovich Ebralidze , M Samushin (organizer), Vladimir Andreevich Makogonov and Leonid Savitsky . |
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| Oct-14-08 | | brankat: <Resignation Trap> A great album indeed! Thank You very much. |
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Jul-23-10
 | | GrahamClayton: The "Makagonov rule" states that in positions where no other important matters need to be considered, one should identify one's worst placed piece and bring it to a more active square. |
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| Aug-27-10 | | Jafar219: <Jafar219: <chessgames.com> as I know Makogonov was born in Azerbaijan (Baku city) not in Russia.> Oh my GOD.I wrote this 5 years ago.Time is flying and I couldn`t learn English yet.
Makagonov is from Azerbaijan and he is basic creator of Azeri chess school.
R.I.P
P.S
Thanks DCP23 for correction. |
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| Dec-17-11 | | Resignation Trap: Anyone wishing to find more information on Makogonov on the internet should try this site:
http://sultanov.azeriland.com/chess...
It is in Russian, but google translations are available. |
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Jan-25-14
 | | WCC Editing Project: <Resignation Trap> Thanks for posting such a high quality link for biographical information: http://sultanov.azeriland.com/chess... <Vladimir Makogonov> served as second to <Vassily Smyslov> in both the 1954 and 1957 WCC matches against <Mikhail Botvinnik>. =========
In the Botvinnik-Smyslov World Championship Match (1954), both <Vladimir Simagin> and <Makogonov> seconded <Smyslov>. -Mikhail Botvinnik, "Botvinnik's Complete Games (1942-1956) and Selected Writings (Part 2)" Kean Neat ed., transl. (Olomouc 2012), pp.27,31. -Originally published in Mikhail Botvinnik, "Match Botvinnik-Smyslov" (Fizkultura i sport, Moscow, 1955). ==========
In the Botvinnik-Smyslov World Championship Return Match (1957) both <Igor Bondarevsky> and <Makogonov> seconded <Smyslov>. According to the conditions for the 1957 match, only one second was allowed to help analyze adjourned games. In this case, that was <Makogonov>. -Harry Golombek
"The World Chess Championships of 1957 and 1958"
(Harding Simpole 2002 -original copyright Golombek 1957), p. 8 ########################
<Smyslov> testifies to the value of <Makogonov's> aid: <"During the match against Botvinnik, Makogonov was one of my coaches <<<And the fact that I became world champion>>> is due in large part to his work. He expounded his ideas clearly and persuasively. I remember his excellent analysis, which he summed up with the help of diagrams. This method is best to fix in memory the most important opening positions."> (translation by Google. I adjusted some of the punctuation, diction and phrasing for clearer English idiom and sense) -http://sultanov.azeriland.com/chess... |
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| Aug-27-16 | | parisattack: < Ron: Im my honest opinion, the systems Makoganov created against the King's Indian Defense, and the Grunfeld, are pretty good.> The Makogonov h3 in the KID seems to be experiencing a bit of a renaissance. No doubt because <Shams> began playing it. ;) Perhaps Mak's b4 sortie in the Grunfeld is due for a deeper look? |
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Aug-28-18
 | | whiteshark: Here's a cb bio of "the world-class player" Vladimir Makogonov (in German) https://de.chessbase.com/post/der-u... |
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