July 24 in Chess History

12 birthdays, 2 matches, tournaments and games and 6 deaths from chess history on July 24.

July 24, 1986: Vugar Hashimov was born. On this day in chess history.

198640 years ago today

Vugar Hashimov was born

Azerbaijani chess grandmaster

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Matches, tournaments and games

  1. 19231923 USSR Chess ChampionshipEnded · won by Peter Romanovsky
  2. 2020FIDE Online Olympiad 2020Began · won by Russia

Born on July 24

  1. 1878Edward Plunkett, 18th Baron of DunsanyIrish writer and dramatist
  2. 1915David PollandAmerican chess player
  3. 1935Vyacheslav OsnosRussian chess player
  4. 1958Anthony C. KostenBritish-French chess player
  5. 1960Guntars AntomsLatvian chess player
  6. 1960Halina JałowiecPolish chess player
  7. 1963Stephen SolomonChess player
  8. 1965Alexey RootUSA chess player
  9. 1965Ludger KeitlinghausGerman chess player
  10. 1966Murat ZhunusovChess player
  11. 1984Tigran GharamianFrench chess player
  12. 1986Vugar HashimovAzerbaijani chess grandmaster

Died on July 24

  1. 1876Johann LöwenthalHungarian chess player
  2. 1975Nicolas RossolimoChess player
  3. 1977Ernst RojahnNorwegian chess player
  4. 1979Otto ZimmermannSwiss chess master
  5. 1995Peter LeepinSwiss chess player
  6. 2021Viktor ZheliandinovChess International Master

Dates from Wikidata (CC0). Photos from Wikimedia Commons, credited on each card. Dates can differ between sources, especially before 1918 when Russia used the old calendar.