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	Chessville - Reviews - Judit Polgar:The Princess Of Chess - by Tibor Károlyi - Reviewed by Prof. Nagesh Havanur
		The Polgar family has seldom acknowledged the contribution of the humble trainers to the chess career of their daughters.
		Judit met Gusztav Font when she took her dog to the vet (that is Gusztav’s profession).
		Judit sacrifices a pawn for the e5 square and this is her solution for developing the kingside.
	www.chessville.com /reviews/JuditPolgarthePrincessOfChess.htm (911 words)

	Judit Polgar - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Judit Polgár comes from a Jewish family background in Budapest, Hungary.
		The rest of Judit's family eventually emigrated (Zsófia and her parents to Israel, Zsuzsa to New York), but Judit remained in Hungary and married Gustav Fonts, a veterinary surgeon from Budapest.
		That same year, Judit scored her greatest victory: an undefeated clear 2nd place in the Category 19 Corus chess tournament in Wijk aan Zee, Netherlands, just a half-point behind Indian star Viswanathan Anand, and a full point ahead of world champion Vladimir Kramnik.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Judit_Polgar (712 words)

	Diskuto:Gloraj virinoj - Vikipedio
		Judit does not play in "women only" tournaments but competes directly and successfully in both open and invitational tournaments that are overwhelmingly populated by male players.
		Judit was born on July 23, 1976 in Hungary; she achieved Grandmaster status at age fifteen.
		Both of Judit's older sisters (Suzusa and Sofia) are married, with Suzusa settled in New York, the mother of two sons, and Sofia living in Israel and a new mother herself - at least, according to Sam Sloan.
	eo.wikipedia.org /wiki/Diskuto:Gloraj_virinoj (348 words)

	Talk:Judit Polgar - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		I don't think Judit Polgar even had the same dominance in women's chess that Garry Kasparov had in men's chess in the 1980s and 1990s.
		I think a person would have to be totally ignorant of the facts or just brain dead to dispute the claim that she is the strongest female chessplayer in history.
		Susan Polgar told the Wall Street Journal: ""When I was more active, I was ranked among the top 100 overall in the world"...
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Talk:Judit_Polgar (809 words)

	The My Hero Project - Judit Polgar
		Although Judit has an extraordinary history of beating even older grandmasters at chess, and although many of the other world chess champions have great respect for her, the chess world is dominated by men, and often the Polgar sisters have trouble getting into the most important competitive situations.
		Judit Polgar, a pioneer in women's chess competition, is one important reason for the change.
		Judit was born in Hungary on July 23, 1976, the youngest of three sisters.
	www.myhero.com /myhero/hero.asp?hero=j_polgar (1643 words)

	The My Hero Project - Judit Polgar
		Although Judit has an extraordinary history of beating even older grandmasters at chess, and although many of the other world chess champions have great respect for her, the chess world is dominated by men, and often the Polgar sisters have trouble getting into the most important competitive situations.
		Judit Polgar, a pioneer in women's chess competition, is one important reason for the change.
		Judit was born in Hungary on July 23, 1976, the youngest of three sisters.
	myhero.com /myhero/hero.asp?hero=j_polgar (1413 words)

	Polgar Sisters Defeat Soviets in World Chess Olympiad (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-09)
		Judy missed a rook sacrifice which would have ended the game and then, in a difficult position in spite of her material advantage, was unable to prevent Levitina from placing her remaining knight in such a domineering position as to guarantee a draw.
		The ages of the three Polgar sisters are 19, 14 and 12, whereas the youngest Soviet is Maya, aged 28.
		I believe that the Polgar sisters are going to lose a good part of their image if they play against women.
	www.ishipress.com /polgars.htm (691 words)

	The Hindu : Judit Polgar reigns without a crown
		Judit and her two elder sisters were educated by their parents, Llaszlo and Klara, who were both educationists.
		The Polgar couple wanted to test their theory that a genius is made, and not born, on their own children.
		The Polgar experiment was a phenomenal success, for Zsuzsa became the women's World champion in 1996, and Sofia, her younger sister is a men's International Master.
	www.hinduonnet.com /thehindu/2000/11/25/stories/0725020f.htm (707 words)

	Judit Polgar
		Judit Polgar was born in Hungary in 1976 and is the youngest of 3 sisters.
		Whilst her older sisters, Suzusa and Sofia, have many notable tournament successes (Suzusa is a former female world champion), Judit has proved to be the most successful by far.
		Judit became a grandmaster at the age of 15 (a record at the time) and since then has risen into the ranks of the top 20 chess players in the world (the other 19 are all men!).
	www.st-andrews.ac.uk /~oponet/pk/polgar.htm (296 words)

	Anand secures easy draw, Polgar downs Karpov
		Clearly, breaking in to the 2700 club, a feat that Polgar recently achieved, is not the end of the road for this star performer.
		Embarking on the Petrosian system, the Russian faced a theoretical novelty by Polgar on the 12th move and got in to trouble after missing a picturesque tactical stroke on the 16th move that left his king stranded in the centre.
		Polgar quickly seized the initiative from this point on and penetrated the king side with her queen.
	news.indiainfo.com /2003/01/16/16chess.html (528 words)

	The Telegraph - Calcutta (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-09)
		Polgar was caught by suprise by the Indian’s Ruy Lopez opening, a shift from the usual Sicilians that Anand had been playing in this match so far, in the final game.
		Polgar resigned when she was faced with further loss of material, giving Anand his third victory on the trot.
		Polgar confessed that she was nervous and played badly in the post match briefing.
	www.telegraphindia.com /1030819/asp/sports/story_2277297.asp (508 words)

	Press release - July, 29 (english)
		After her birthday, Judit Polgar appeared on the stage in a new suit - dark trousers and a blue jacket and...
		Meanwhile, Judit also won some of the items of her clothes, that brought her a victory on the 5th day.
		Judit Polgar heads the list of the best in three nominations at a time - according to the last rating-list by July 1, 1996, published by FIDE.
	chess.novgorod.ru /96/pressr/pr29.html (1051 words)

	Anand hits back
		Clearly Polgar's attempt was to protect the lead and carry into the second day as a psychological advantage.
		The Indian ace trails Judit now but that can only make the match more interesting as Anand is expected to comeback firing on all cylinders in the second game that starts here after a short break.
		Judit mingled with Anand's counter active measures, gobbled the piece sacrifice by the Indian ace, returned it just at the apt moment and won brilliantly with precise endgame technique.
	www.rediff.com /sports/2003/aug/15chess.htm (603 words)

	Mainz Chess Classic 2003: Duell der Geschlechter
		Faced with mate, Judit was forced to exchange her defenders, queen and rook, leaving an easy bishop and pawn ending conversion for Vishy.
		As is usual with Judit, she flung her pieces on Vishy's king, wherein Anand blocked with 21.b3, putting a firm stop to her adventures.
		Anand said after the game, 'Petroff is safe, but sometimes it goes down too,' and for her turn Judit said, 'I was much ahead in the first game and winning, but made some mistakes making it difficult for myself, but won it in the end.
	www.frankfurtwest.de /ChessClassic/cc03/e/duell/duell_home.htm (1575 words)

	Anand loses again, Polgar takes lead
		However, going by the pattern of this event, with Judit starting with a victory in the first game of the day and Anand equalizing in the second, the Indian is expected to bounce back with his white pieces in the sixth game.
		It was another saga of Judit ruling the roost with her nonchalant, uncompromising and yet thematic and brilliant attacking chess.
		Judit on her part did well to keep Anand's counter play in check and won the queen just in exchange for a rook and knight.
	inhome.rediff.com /sports/2003/aug/17chess.htm (326 words)

	Anand levels score again
		Judit went for the setup that had given her a full point from an apparently collapsed position and this time around did well to get a dynamically balanced structure after losing a pawn.
		Earlier on Saturday, the fifth game of the match was another saga of Judit ruling the roost with her nonchalant, uncompromising, thematic and brilliant attacking chess.
		Judit, on her part, did well to keep Anand's counter play in check and won the queen just in exchange for a rook and one minor piece.
	inhome.rediff.com /sports/2003/aug/17chess1.htm (481 words)

	Judit Polgar, Princess of Chess - USCF Sales
		In this book, Tibor Károlyi analyses in depth a large selection of Judit’s exciting games (89 deeply annotated games) taken from all stages of her career and filled to the brim with neat tactics and attacks on the king.
		The book covers Judit’s early childhood when her father and two sisters all contributed greatly to the development of her chess skills.
		Having trained with both of Judit’s sisters, Zsuzsa and Sofia, the author experienced first-hand the parents’ innovative methods of education and their creation of a world-class chess grandmaster.
	uscfsales.com /item.asp?cID=26&PID=1008 (233 words)

	Corus Chess 2006 - News - Judit Polgar: 14th player in Corus Chess Tournament 2005
		Grandmaster Judit Polgar from Hungary is the 14th player in the Corus Chess Tournament 2005.
		Polgar is the current number 9 in the world, with a rating of 2728.
		Polgar is the player with the highest rating from those who were not yet in the tournament.
	www.coruschess.com /article.php?s=n71&show=99999 (186 words)

	Judit Polgar, at long, long last, finally has a boyfriend (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-09)
		Recent press reports have said that Judit's parents are moving to Israel, but Judit, 23, is staying behind in Hungary to be with her boyfriend.
		Judit recently reached the final eight of the World Chess Championship in Las Vegas, before she lost to Khalifman, the eventual winner.
		Judit, who was born in 1976, became a grandmaster in 1991 at the age of 14 and was the youngest chess grandmaster in history.
	www.ishipress.com /gustav.htm (228 words)

	chessbase.ch
		Alexander Onischuk gewann gegen seinen Namensvetter Alexander Grischuk und liegt jetzt gemeinsam mit Judit Polgar und Magnus Carlsen mit 1,5 Punkten aus 2 Partien an der Spitze.
		Judit Polgar feierte in der ersten Runde des GM-Turniers in Biel ihren 31.
		Vier Spieler mit einer Elo-Zahl von mehr 2700 Punkten nehmen teil und außer Alexander Grischuk waren drei davon - Teimour Radjabov, Magnus Carlsen und Judit Polgar - einmal jüngster Großmeister aller Zeiten.
	www.chessbase.ch (2060 words)

	News
		Judit plays extremely tactical chess and at the board she adopts a very practical style.
		Polgar, in 1991, at the age of 15 years and four months, became the youngest grandmaster according to the male qualification system.
		Polgar, who no longer play ‘women’s only‘ tournaments, added that she likes to recall that positive results she has had against Anand like in India in 1991 and then in Wijk in 1998 and in Dos Hermanas in 1999.
	www.niit.com /niit/vishy/news/140803-1.htm (548 words)

	Judit Polgar: History, photos and games of the greatest Woman Chessplayer ever
		Judit Polgar: Early years of the greatest Woman Chessplayer ever.
		Ranked as high as #8 in the world as recently as October 2005, with a FIDE rating as high as 2735, Judit (Judith) Polgár is also the first woman ever to play for the World Chess Championship title, in 2005.
		Judit Polgar saw this, and she was stunned.
	www.controltheweb.com /polgar (1784 words)

	Business Software Review : Article 'Judit Polgár' (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-09)
		Easily the best female chess player in history, in the April 2005 FIDE rating list (including men and women) she was ranked number eight in the world with an Elo rating of 2732, the only woman on FIDE's Top 100 list.
		In 2004 Judit took some time off from chess to give birth to her son, Olivýr.
		Judit returned to chess at the prestigious Corus chess tournament on January 15th 2005, scoring 7/13.
	www.business-software-review.org /DisplayArticleFull43220.html (498 words)

	Seagaard - Chess Reviews (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-09)
		Because of the way Judit Polgar was brought up, she developed this level of native language in the context of chess.
		Even though the author has been very close to the Polgars once, he does not succeed bringing the reader close, neither to the family or the action on the chess board.
		It is a nice collection of some of Judit Polgar's best games since she was nine yeas old.
	seagaard.dk /review/eng/bo_collection/ba_judit_polgar_the_princess_of_chess.asp?KATID=BO&ProductID=355&ID=BO-Collection&PUBID=BA&AUTID=180 (734 words)

	Tennessee Guerilla Women: Woman Vies for World Chess Championship
		Judit Polgar, of Hungary, will soon play against seven men for the title of World Chess Champion.
		Polgar is designated as a Grand Master, and is described as "easily the strongest female player in the history of the game."
		Polgar has achieved her success by abstaining from participating in tournaments where there is a sex based separation.
	guerillawomentn.blogspot.com /2005/08/woman-vies-for-world-chess.html (316 words)

	News
		SOFIA, May 22, 2005: Viswanathan Anand tried his bit to bring some life into the tenth and final round against Judit Polgar, but still had to be satisfied with a draw, that saw him finish second in the inaugural M-Tel Masters chess tournament.
		Ponomariov and Polgar shared the third position with five points each, while Adams and Kramnik were tied for last place with four points each.
		Polgar, while giving a thumbs for the new rules of “No Draws” – just like Anand did – said, “The games were generally interesting.
	www.niit.com /vishy/news/sofia220505-1.htm (546 words)

	Judit Polgar Ungguli Win Lay -- Jumat, 28 April 2000
		Mereka masing-masing berselisih setengah sampai satu MP dengan Polgar.
		Peristiwa ini terjadi di langkah ke-21 yang dibiarkan saja oleh Judit Polgar.
		Pada langkah ke-44 Judit berhasil meloloskan satu bidak bebas ke lajur A yang menyebabkan serangannya jadi dua sayap, sayap Menteri dan sayap Raja.
	www.kompas.com /kompas-cetak/0004/28/or/judi22.htm (633 words)

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