Jun-20-03
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| Mar-02-04 | | shr0pshire: The 12th World Correspondence Chess Champion of the World! XV 1996-02 Gert Timmerman Netherlands
XIV 1994-99 Tonu Oim Estonia
XIII 1989-98 Mikhail Umansky Russia
XII 1984-90 Grigory Sanakoev USSR
XI 1981-87 Fritz Baumbach East Germany
X 1978-84 Victor Palciauskas USA
IX 1977-83 Tonu Oim USSR (Estonia)
VIII 1975-80 Jorn Sloth Denmark
VII 1972-76 Jakov Estrin USSR
VI 1968-71 Horst Rittner East Germany
V 1965-68 Hans Berliner USA
IV 1962-65 Vladimir Zagorovsky USSR
III 1959-62 Alberic O'Kelly de Galway Belgium
II 1956-59 Viacheslav Ragozin USSR
I 1950-53 Cecil (C.J.S.) Purdy Australia |
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| Apr-15-04 | | Carnivore: I am reading his book 'World Champion at the third attempt'. Enjoyable so far. |
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| Dec-16-04 | | ruylopez900: Does anyone know if Sanakoev still plays the game competitvely or if he's retired from that aspect of the game? |
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Dec-19-04
 | | Benzol: Sanakoev was born 17th April 1935 in Voronezh. He became a CIM in 1971 and got the CGM title in 1984 when he finished 3rd in the WCC Championship. He eventually got the WCC title in 1990 at the third attempt hence the name of his book. |
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| Aug-04-05 | | Hesam7: <Carnivore> How was the book? Can you give your opinion? Anyone else who has read the book "Third Attempt"? |
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| Mar-18-09 | | whiteshark: <Hesam7: <Anyone else who has read the book "Third Attempt"?>>
Why certainly! |
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| Apr-17-09 | | YoungEd: I have read the book too (used to own a copy, got lost in a move or something). Pretty good, though really intended for someone considerably better than marginal class B player me. |
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| Apr-17-09 | | WhiteRook48: happy birthday |
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| Apr-17-09 | | Alphastar: I believe he is the primary exponent of the Voronezh against Alekhine's Defence. |
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| Apr-17-09 | | whiteshark: Happy Birthday, Grigorij!!
How about a "Fourth Attempt"? |
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Feb-12-10
 | | GrahamClayton: Here is the position in the game between Sanakoeyev and Shaposhnikov from the 6th USSR Correspondence Chess championship, played between 1963 and 1964, after Black played 21...♘c4
click for larger viewWhite appears to be in trouble, with 3 pieces "en prise", plus the threat of 22...♘e5, attacking the White Queen. How does White stop the threat of 22...♘e5?. White found the brilliant 22.♘c6!!!, putting a fourth piece "en prise". Analysis shows that none of the 4 pieces can be taken. Black tried his original idea of 22...♘e5, but after 23.♘e5 ♗b7 24.♕g7+ ♔g7 25.♖f7+ ♔h8 26.♖h7+ ♔g8 27.♘g4 resigned, due to the threat of ♘h6+ |
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| Apr-17-10 | | wordfunph: <Carnivore: I am reading his book 'World Champion at the third attempt'. Enjoyable so far.> hmmm...title seems interesting but maybe it's all about CC by Sanakoev published by Gambit i guess. |
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| Apr-17-12 | | whiteshark: http://www.gambitbooks.com/books/sa... |
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Jan-01-13
 | | DrNyet: I hadn't heard of Sanakoev (or didn't recall the name) but stumbled across the book (World Champion at the Third Attempt) and am reading it. I think he is one of the better instructional writers I've come across and highly recommend the book, both for the prose and analysis. It also contains what to me are interesting comments about Soviet life and chess, as well as the human side of his correspondence (and other chess) experiences and development. |
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Jan-01-13
| | DrNyet: If you Search Kibitzing on "sanakoev book" it finds at least one other recommendation and additional quotes from other forums or games. |
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| May-26-15 | | TheFocus: <You can permit yourself any liberty in the opening except the luxury of a passive position> - Grigory Sanakoev (World CC Champion). |
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| Jul-26-15 | | ljfyffe: Sanakooev placed 5th in the World Chess Championship VI Final (1968-1971)with 8 and a half pointsout if a possible 15;in the XII Final (1984-1991), he had 10 and a half out of a possible 14. |
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| Apr-17-16 | | TheFocus: Happy birthday, World Champion!! |
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Oct-11-21
 | | Stonehenge: He died on October 8th:
https://ruchess.ru/news/all/ushel_i... |
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