July 3 in Chess History

15 birthdays, 4 matches, tournaments and games and 2 deaths from chess history on July 3.

July 3, 1985: Zakhar Yefymenko was born. On this day in chess history.

198541 years ago today

Zakhar Yefymenko was born

Ukrainian chess player

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Matches, tournaments and games

  1. 19451945 USSR Chess ChampionshipEnded · won by Mikhail Botvinnik
  2. 19671967 Dutch chess championshipBegan · won by Hans Ree
  3. 19831983 European Team Chess ChampionshipEnded
  4. 2026Naroditsky Memorial 2026Began

Born on July 3

  1. 1851Hugo FähndrichAustro-Hungarian chess player
  2. 1888Edmonds LancelsBelgian chess player
  3. 1898Eugenio SzabadosHungarian-Italian chess player
  4. 1934Sieghart DittmannGerman chess player
  5. 1949Viktor KupreichikBelarusian chess player
  6. 1970Yona KosashviliIsraeli chess player and surgeon
  7. 1972Aleksei KulashkoNew Zealand chess FIDE Master
  8. 1973Denis YevseevRussian chess player
  9. 1973Vladimír TallaCzech chess player
  10. 1974Mairelys Delgado CrespoSpanish chess player
  11. 1977Dejan BojkovBulgarian chess grandmaster
  12. 1978Jurij TihonovBelarusian chess player
  13. 1981Evgeny PostnyIsraeli chess player
  14. 1985Zakhar YefymenkoUkrainian chess player
  15. 1996Jaime Santos LatasaChess player

Died on July 3

  1. 1930Hugo FähndrichAustro-Hungarian chess player
  2. 1973Manuel Golmayo TorrienteCuban-Spanish chess player

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