Matches in DBpedia 2016-04 for { ?s ?p "Vladimir Vuković (26 August 1898, Zagreb – 18 November 1975, Zagreb) was a Croatian Jewish chess writer, theoretician, player, arbiter, and journalist.His tournament record includes the following achievements: 3rd at Celje 1921, behind Stefan Erdélyi and Imre König =4-7th at Vienna 1921 tied with Ernst Grünfeld, Savielly Tartakower, and Árpád Vajda; won by Friedrich Sämisch 1st at Vienna 1921 =10-11th at Vienna 1922; won by Akiba Rubinstein =4-5th at Györ 1924 (Hungarian Chess Championship); won by Géza Nagy =4-5th at Debrecen 1925; won by Hans Kmoch 7th at Kecskemét 1927 (elim., group B); won by Lajos Steiner =6-7th at Kecskemét 1927 (final B); won by Savielly Tartakower 3rd at Ramsgate 1929, behind Adolf Seitz and Árpád VajdaHe played for Yugoslavia on second board in the 1st Chess Olympiad at London 1927, posting a record of +7−6=2.Vuković edited the monthly chess magazine Šahovski Glasnik (Chess Journal), the official periodical of the Yugoslavian chess federation.He is the author of The Art of Attack in Chess (Oxford-London 1963), which is widely regarded as a classic of chess literature. "@en }
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- Vladimir_Vuković comment "Vladimir Vuković (26 August 1898, Zagreb – 18 November 1975, Zagreb) was a Croatian Jewish chess writer, theoretician, player, arbiter, and journalist.His tournament record includes the following achievements: 3rd at Celje 1921, behind Stefan Erdélyi and Imre König =4-7th at Vienna 1921 tied with Ernst Grünfeld, Savielly Tartakower, and Árpád Vajda; won by Friedrich Sämisch 1st at Vienna 1921 =10-11th at Vienna 1922; won by Akiba Rubinstein =4-5th at Györ 1924 (Hungarian Chess Championship); won by Géza Nagy =4-5th at Debrecen 1925; won by Hans Kmoch 7th at Kecskemét 1927 (elim., group B); won by Lajos Steiner =6-7th at Kecskemét 1927 (final B); won by Savielly Tartakower 3rd at Ramsgate 1929, behind Adolf Seitz and Árpád VajdaHe played for Yugoslavia on second board in the 1st Chess Olympiad at London 1927, posting a record of +7−6=2.Vuković edited the monthly chess magazine Šahovski Glasnik (Chess Journal), the official periodical of the Yugoslavian chess federation.He is the author of The Art of Attack in Chess (Oxford-London 1963), which is widely regarded as a classic of chess literature. ".
- Q4128285 comment "Vladimir Vuković (26 August 1898, Zagreb – 18 November 1975, Zagreb) was a Croatian Jewish chess writer, theoretician, player, arbiter, and journalist.His tournament record includes the following achievements: 3rd at Celje 1921, behind Stefan Erdélyi and Imre König =4-7th at Vienna 1921 tied with Ernst Grünfeld, Savielly Tartakower, and Árpád Vajda; won by Friedrich Sämisch 1st at Vienna 1921 =10-11th at Vienna 1922; won by Akiba Rubinstein =4-5th at Györ 1924 (Hungarian Chess Championship); won by Géza Nagy =4-5th at Debrecen 1925; won by Hans Kmoch 7th at Kecskemét 1927 (elim., group B); won by Lajos Steiner =6-7th at Kecskemét 1927 (final B); won by Savielly Tartakower 3rd at Ramsgate 1929, behind Adolf Seitz and Árpád VajdaHe played for Yugoslavia on second board in the 1st Chess Olympiad at London 1927, posting a record of +7−6=2.Vuković edited the monthly chess magazine Šahovski Glasnik (Chess Journal), the official periodical of the Yugoslavian chess federation.He is the author of The Art of Attack in Chess (Oxford-London 1963), which is widely regarded as a classic of chess literature. ".