February 27 in Chess History

20 birthdays, 2 matches, tournaments and games and 7 deaths from chess history on February 27.

February 27, 2025: Boris Spassky died. On this day in chess history.

20251 year ago today

Boris Spassky died

10th World Chess Champion

Card photo: Rob Bogaerts for Anefo, CC0, via Wikimedia Commons

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Matches, tournaments and games

  1. 1983Polish Chess Championship 1983Ended · won by Zbigniew Szymczak
  2. 1988Polish Chess Championship 1988Began · won by Włodzimierz Schmidt

Born on February 27

  1. 1865Jacques MiesesGerman-British chess player and chess book author
  2. 1887Leon SchwartzmannPolish-French chess player
  3. 1904Vicente Almirall CastellSpanish chess player
  4. 1910Genrikh KasparyanArmenian chess player
  5. 1926Åke StenborgSwedish chess player
  6. 1928Alfred HrdlickaAustrian sculptor and chess player
  7. 1941Franciscus KuijpersDutch chess player
  8. 1942Petko PetkovBulgarian chess composer
  9. 1951Borislava BorisovaSwedish chess player
  10. 1952Yevhen BohdanovUkrainian chess composer and journalist
  11. 1953Aleksandr KuzovkovRussian chess composer
  12. 1964Alexander GoldinRussian-American chess player
  13. 1973Trajče NedevMacedonian chess player
  14. 1983Laura MoylanAustralian chess woman International Master
  15. 1984Elena LewuschkinaGerman chess player
  16. 1990Damaris Abarca GonzalezChilean chess player
  17. 1991Gergely AczélHungarian chess player
  18. 1994Hou YifanWomen's World Chess Champion
  19. 1995Mirai AoshimaJapanese shogi player and chess player
  20. 2004Mariam MkrtchyanArmenian chess player

Died on February 27

  1. 1898Emilio OrsiniItalian chess composer
  2. 1938Erik AndersenChess player
  3. 1980Kola KwarianiGeorgia-born American professional wrestler and chess player
  4. 1981Mikhail ShishovSoviet chess player
  5. 1986Gedeon BarczaHungarian chess grandmaster
  6. 1990Alberto Mario GiustolisiItalian chess player
  7. 2025Boris Spassky10th World Chess Champion

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