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Ljuba Kristol
Ljuba Kristol is a Russian-born Israeli chess player who won the women's world championship in correspondence chess twice.
born 1944Two correspondence chess world titlesIsraeli women's chess championships1976 Olympiad gold medal

- Born
- 26 May 1944, Saint Petersburg
- Occupation
- chess player, correspondence chess player
Ljuba Kristol was born in 1944 in Saint Petersburg
Ljuba Kristol was born on May 26, 1944, in Leningrad, now Saint Petersburg. She grew up there and moved to Israel in 1976.
Kristol won the women's world championship in correspondence chess twice. The first title covered the years 1978 to 1984, and the second covered 1993 to 1998. She holds the correspondence title of Lady Grandmaster and the title of Woman International Master.
In over-the-board chess she won the Israeli women's championship several times. She played for Israel in 4 Chess Olympiads and won a gold medal with the Israeli women's team at the 1976 Olympiad in Haifa. In 1989 she shared first place in a zonal tournament in Haifa.
She lives in Mevaseret Zion.
Ljuba Kristol's life in 7 milestones
- 1944
Born in Leningrad.
- 1976
Moved to Israel.
- 1976
Won Olympiad gold with Israel's women's team in Haifa.
- 1978
Won the Israeli women's championship.
- 1984
Completed her first correspondence world championship win.
- 1989
Shared first place in a zonal tournament in Haifa.
- 1998
Completed her second correspondence world championship win.
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- Jacob Murey1941 to 2025Chess Grandmaster titleSports
- Isakas Vistaneckis1910 to 2000Lithuanian chess championshipsSports
Alla Kushnir1941 to 2013Three women's world championship challengesSports
Yochanan Afekborn 1952International titles in five chess areasSports
Leonid Gofshtein1953 to 2015Israeli chess grandmasterSports
Based on English Wikipedia, Ljuba Kristol and Hebrew Wikipedia, לובה קריסטול, under CC BY-SA 4.0. The facts are Wikidata's.
Photograph: GFHund, CC BY 3.0