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Vadim Milov

Vadim Milov is a chess player born in Ufa who holds the title of Grandmaster and has represented both Israel and Switzerland.

born 1972Chess Grandmaster titleShared first place at Biel 19962015 Swiss Chess Championship

Vadim Milov
Born
1 August 1972, Ufa
Occupation
chess player

Vadim Milov was born in 1972 in Ufa

Vadim Milov was born on 1 August 1972 in Ufa. After the Soviet Union collapsed, he moved to Israel in 1992. In 1996 he settled in Switzerland.

He became an International Master in 1992 and a Grandmaster in 1993. He placed 11th in the 1992 Israeli Chess Championship and 7th in 1994. He played for Israel at the 1994 Chess Olympiad in Moscow.

In 1996 he shared first place at the Biel tournament with Anatoly Karpov. He won the Australian Open in 1999 and shared first place at the Aeroflot Open in 2002 and the U.S. Open in 2005. In 2005 he also won the Corsica Masters rapid event, beating Viswanathan Anand in the final.

He played for Switzerland at the 2000 Chess Olympiad in Istanbul and twice in the European Team Championship. In 2015 he won the Swiss Chess Championship after a rapid playoff against Alexandra Kosteniuk. In recent years he has played few tournaments.

Vadim Milov's life in 9 milestones

  1. 1972

    Born in Ufa.

  2. 1992

    Moved to Israel and became an International Master.

  3. 1993

    Received the Grandmaster title.

  4. 1994

    Played for Israel at the Chess Olympiad in Moscow.

  5. 1996

    Shared first place at Biel and settled in Switzerland.

  6. 1999

    Won the Australian Open Chess Championship.

  7. 2000

    Played for Switzerland at the Chess Olympiad in Istanbul.

  8. 2005

    Beat Viswanathan Anand to win the Corsica Masters rapid event.

  9. 2015

    Won the Swiss Chess Championship.

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Based on English Wikipedia, Vadim Milov and Hebrew Wikipedia, ואדים מילוב, under CC BY-SA 4.0. The facts are Wikidata's.

Photograph: karpidis from Piraeus, Greece, CC BY 2.0

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