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Giora Peli
Giora Peli was an Israeli chess player who represented Israel at the Chess Olympiad and later became a correspondence chess master.
1936 to 20201954 Israeli Junior Chess ChampionshipPlaying for Israel at the 1958 OlympiadCorrespondence chess master titles
- Born
- 21 August 1936
- Occupation
- chess player, correspondence chess player
Giora Peli was born in 1936
Giora Peli was born on 21 August 1936. He was also known by the name Gyora Pilshchik.
In 1954 he won the Israeli Junior Chess Championship. He first played in the Israeli Chess Championship in 1957 and finished 6th. He placed 5th in 1965 and 12th in 1974.
He played for Israel at the 1958 Chess Olympiad in Munich. He also played for Israel at the World Student Team Chess Championships in Budapest in 1959 and in Mariánské Lázně in 1962.
From the 1980s he played correspondence chess. The ICCF gave him the title of International Correspondence Chess Master in 2001 and Senior International Correspondence Chess Master in 2002. He died in July 2020.
Milestones in Giora Peli's life
- 1936
Born on 21 August.
- 1954
Won the Israeli Junior Chess Championship.
- 1957
Finished 6th in his first Israeli Chess Championship.
- 1958
Played for Israel at the Chess Olympiad in Munich.
- 1959
Played at the World Student Team Chess Championship in Budapest.
- 1962
Played at the World Student Team Chess Championship in Mariánské Lázně.
- 2001
Became an International Correspondence Chess Master.
- 2002
Became a Senior International Correspondence Chess Master.
- 2020
Died in July.
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