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THE I.C.C.D. BULLETIN "MITTEILUNGSBLATT" Number 141, May 2013 The Official Publication of the International Chess Committee of the Deaf Editor: Rafael Pinchas Email address: [email protected] www.webalice.it/michess/iccd.htm Vladimir Klasan of Serbia, the new ICCD World Individual Champion at the Medal Awards Ceremony held on October 6, 2012 in Almaty, Kazakhstan Table of Contents Page Editor's Message 3 ICCD Board Officials 4 Chess at Deaflympic Games Program? 7 Final Results of the 15th ICSC World Individual Deaf Chess 8 Championships 2012 Thank You, Dr. Minna Svane! 30 Football Match: ICCD vs. Kazakhstan 32 National Championship Results 33 Jordan vs. Yemen Chess Match 51 They Departed Us 52 ICCD- FIDE-Rosneft Questionnaire 54 Upcoming Events 55 Page 2 EDITOR'S MESSAGE Encouraging developments in our ICCD family have been happening lately. Final preparations are underway for the 21st edition of the European Club Team Chess Cup, which is set to open on June 13, 2013 at Kaunas, Lithuania. To our much happiness, so far, a record number of team entries – 23 – have registered for the event: 13 teams will vie for the top honors in the Main division, while 10 – in the Open Tournament. For details of this upcoming event, please visit http://www.webalice.it/michess/Kaunas2013/european13.htm The organization of next year's major quadrennial competition – the 17th Deaf Chess Olympiad – has finally been secured by the Croatian Deaf Sport Association, which has along with the H4 Chess Club agreed to host the event in Opatija. Our Vice President, Mr. Phillip Gardner, is scheduled to make a three-day on-site inspection trip to Opatija, the proposed venue of the event, this coming May 17-20, 2013. The Croatian organizers have also proposed to stage the event during the period of June 9-19, 2014. Elsewhere in this Bulletin pages you will find the results of National Championships from 14 different countries. However, this is inadequate because it is a known fact that as of now the ICCD has an aggregate of 36 nation-members. Therefore, the ICCD would still very much like to receive results from other countries ( we believe these "missing" countries do organize their own chess championships or other tournaments but they do simply fail or are neglectful to send out their respective results to the Office of the ICCD Secretary General for the purposes of its Bulletin publication as well as information exchange among us ). Also in this Bulletin page 31 please note a special questionnaire form – CHESS IN SCHOOLS PROJECT – which we are requesting you to file out and then email it out to the ICCD Secretary General. This is an important document, in which the ICCD hopes, upon its data gathering, to learn as to how many deaf and hard of hearing children in their respective country's schools practice and play the game of chess. The main aim of this data gathering is to submit a request to the FIDE and/or ROSNEFT Company in order to possibly obtain funding in the near future. In the meantime, the ICCD wishes the Lithuanian Deaf Sports Committee ( L.K.S.K. ) organizers much success in arranging the 21st European Club Team Chess Cup at Kaunas next month. Page 3 THE INTERNATIONAL CHESS COMMITTEE OF THE DEAF BOARD OF OFFICIALS 2011-2014 I.C.C.D. President Mr. Michele Visco (Italy) Via Nomentana, 299, I - 00162 Roma RM, Italy E-mail: [email protected] I.C.C.D. Vice-President Mr. Phillip Gardner (England) 13 Broadwater Dale, Letchworth Garden City, Hertfordshire, SG6 3HQ, England E-mail: [email protected] I.C.C.D. Secretary-General Mr. Rafael Pinchas (Israel) 7/60 Rehov Zafrir Or Yehuda 60501 Israel E-mail: [email protected] I.C.C.D. Treasurer Mr. Michael Freund (England) 94 Cheyneys Avenue, Canons Park, Edgware, Middlesex, HA8 6SE, England E-mail: [email protected] I.C.C.D. Board Member (1): Mr. Krzysztof Michalczuk (Poland) Ul. Stodolna 20/46, 21-400 Lukow, Poland E-Mail: [email protected] Page 4 I.C.C.D. Board Member (2): Mr. Pavel Parfenov (Russia) C/Bilbao, 47, 3B, 04007, Almeria Spain E-mail: [email protected] I.C.C.D. Honorary Presidents Mr. Anthony Boyce (England) Mr. Gerrit Westerveld (Netherlands) 49 Whitton Close, Willy Brandtlaan 74, West Bessacarr, NL – 6716 RL Ede, Doncaster DN4 7RB, Netherlands England Fax: +31 31 8698205 E-mail: [email protected] Mr. Gabor Vida (Hungary) Szegedi ut. 8 IV. 16, 1139 Budapest, Hungary Fax: +36 1 2394899 E.mail: [email protected] The Society of Friends of the I.C.C.D. Mr. Anthony Boyce (England) (address as above) Mr. Michele Visco (Italy) [email protected] Mr. Gerrit Westerveld (Netherlands) [email protected] I.C.C.D. Archives Mr. Anthony Boyce (England) Commission Members (address as above) Mr. Luciano Baiocco (Italy) E-mail: [email protected] Mr. Jaroslav Schmid (Czech Republic) E-mail: [email protected] www.ac-icsc.org/index.html I.C.C.D. Bulletin Editor Mr. Rafael Pinchas (Israel) E-mail: [email protected] Page 5 Official address for all correspondence: Mr. Rafael Pinchas, I.C.C.D. Secretary-General 7/60 Rehov Zafrir Or Yehuda 60501 Israel E-mail: [email protected] You may visit the I.C.C.D. Website on-line and view its pages via www.webalice.it/michess/iccd.htm Mr. Michele Visco (Italy) I.C.C.D. Webmaster E-mail: [email protected] I.C.C.D. Information Official language: English I.C.S.C. Bank account information: I.C.S.C. ABN/AMRO Bank, N.V. Postbus 5, NL - 7500 AA Enschede Netherlands Bank account Number: 59.22.95.621 BIC: ABNANL2A IBAN: NL45ABNA0592295621 “International Committee of Silent Chess” Friends of I.C.S.C. ABN/AMRO Bank, N.V. (Address as above) Bank Account Number: 59.23.78.470 “The Society of Friends of I.C.S.C.” Page 6 CHESS AT DEAFLYMPIC GAMES PROGRAM? The 44th Congress of the International Committee of Sports for the Deaf ( ICSD ) will take place during the days of 23-25 July 2013 at Sofia, Bulgaria. At the Congress, there will, among the other things, be heard a Motion to Include Chess into the Program of the Winter Deaflympics ( this Motion was submitted to the ICSD by the Croatian Deaf Sport Association ). Here are explanation and arguments why this Motion shall be accepted by the Congress: The International Chess Committee of the Deaf ( ICCD ), formerly known as the ICSC, was founded in 1949. Historically, the ICCD has been having a very strong connection and relationship with the ICSD and Deaflympic movement before and now because: a) the ICCD was founded during the days of the Summer Deaflympics held in Copenhagen, Denmark, in August of 1949; b) Mr. Leenert Gabriel Dronckers of the Netherlands was both ICSD Vice President and ICCD President-founder; c) chess as a demonstration, non-medal event twice was on the program of Winter Deaflympics in Oslo, Norway, in 1953 and Oberammergau, Germany, in 1955; d) many prominent Deaflympics athletes are also good chess players, some of them are former gold medal winners of the Deaflympics - Pal Lowenstein ( table tennis, Hungary, 1957-1973 ), Marijo Lusic ( handball, Yugoslavia and Croatia, 1985-2005 ), Maxim Rozhkov ( athletics, triple jump, Kazakhstan, 1997 ), Ranjini Ramanjam ( badminton, India, 1997 ); e) many office holders of the national chess organizations-affiliated members of the ICCD in different countries are also leaders of their national sports organizations - affiliated nation-members of the ICSD. Although the ICCD is now having 36 countries as its affiliated members, in fact, worldwide, according to the ICCD's statistics, there are more than 70 nations in all regions of the world: Europe, Asia, Africa, Australia and America, which have deaf chess adults and children playing and practicing the ancient game of chess. Between 1956 and 2012 the ICCD had successfully organized 15 different World Individual Championships; the last one was held in 2012 in the region of Asia - Kazakhstan; it had a record number of 162 participating chess players coming from 27 different countries of Europe and Asia, which means that these statistics easily and fully meet the requirements of the Deaflympics Games Regulations Rule 8. In addition, the game of chess is being recognized as a sports by the IOC since 1999. Moreover, the recent World University Games, the Asian Games and the Pan American Games - all for the hearing people, for example, had on their programs the sports of chess as a full medal event. The IOC and Paralympics are now considering to include chess into the program of the Olympic Games and Paralympic Games, respectively. Once chess will be included in our Winter Deaflympics, it may get more funding from the FIDE and other organizations. The ICSD will too benefit a great deal, including the Winter Games program expansion and increased number of participating athletes/countries. The ICCD will also be prepared to become an associate member of the ICSD family like DIBF. For the reasons stated above, it is strongly recommended to all the 44th ICSD Congress delegates to approve the acceptance of the game of chess as a full medal sports event into the program of the Deaf Winter Deaflympics Games starting in 2015. Page 7 Final Results 15th ICSC World Men's Individual Championships Almaty, Kazakhstan, 27.09-07.10.2012 Ranking after round: 11 Nr Pno ID Title Name Rating Fed Sco TPR RC W W-WE M/F Birthday SB 1 5 934054 Klasan, Vladimir 2342 SRB 8,5 2406 2240 6,5 0,93 M 06-07-1983 52,00 2 7 14201038 Anarkulov, Alisher 2221 UZB 8 2378 2229 7 2,09 M 23-09-1968 50,50 3 4 2904276 IM Georgiev Veselin 2358 BUL 8 2380 2205 8 0.58 M 04-03-1975 49,50 4 2 14500248 GM Klaric, Zlatko 2418 CRO 8 2385 2236 7
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    FIDE Congress Istanbul, Turkey General Assembly 7-9 September 2012 MINUTES 0.1. Obituaries. We mourn the passing in the preceding year of friends of FIDE among whom we remember: IA Mikko Markkula (FIN) –QC Chairman Dr. Nathan Divinsky (CAN) – Zone President IM, IA Boris De Greiff (COL) – Zone President GM Vitaly Tseshkovsky (RUS) GM Andrei Kharitonov (RUS) GM Yuri Razuvaev (RUS) IA Igor Botvinnik (RUS) IA Yakov Zinder (RUS) IM Vladimir Baikov (RUS) IM Orest Averkin (RUS) Mr. Carlos Ustariz (HON) – former delegate IM Haukur Angantysson (ISL) IM Carlos Cuartas (COL) IM Ahmed Hamed (EGY) WIM Elaine Prichard (ENG) WIM Edith Soppe (ARG) IM Emil Ungureanu (ROM) IM Arne Vinje (NOR) FM Ali Apek (TUR) GM Yuri Vasilchuk (RUS) IO Olivier Breisacher (SUI) IM Dick van Geet (NED) GM Svetozar Gligoric (SRB) Mr. Johar Ulpiner (ISR) Roll Call 136 Federations 3 more new proxies were received. Mr. G. Makropoulos announced special guests. Minister of Sports of Serbia A. Maric and World Champion G. Kasparov. FIDE Vice President Ali Nihat Yazici welcomed the FIDE General Assembly delegates. SportAccord President H. Verbruggen addressed the delegates. He said that the name has been changed from GAISF to SportAccord. He said SportAccord is an umbrella organization of 91 international sporting federations, and they also have 16 associate members and these are organizers like Para Olympic committee, FISU, Military Games, Of the FIDE General Assembly Minutes – page 1 Commonwealth Games, World Games etc. Their mission is to unite and support the international federations and that is necessary more than before. They would like to protect our common names and aims by respecting their autonomy in ruling the sports.