Heinrich Mikhailovich Chepukaytis ( September 14, 1935 , Leningrad - September 5, 2004 , Palanga [1] ) - Soviet chess player , master of sports of the USSR (1966).
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| Country |  the USSR |
| Date of Birth | September 14, 1935 |
| Date of death | September 5, 2004 (68 years) |
| Place of death | Palanga |
| Rank | Master of Sports of the USSR ( 1966 ) |
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Biography
Born in Leningrad. All his life before retirement he worked as an electric welder.
Member of the USSR championship in chess in 1967 . One of the strongest blitz players in the USSR [2] [3] . Five-time blitz champion of Leningrad. In 2002, he won the St. Petersburg blitz championship at the age of 65 [2] .
According to grandmaster D. Bronstein, “his countless victories in blitz tournaments are explained by the fact that he extremely skillfully created difficult situations” in which rivals who were accustomed to the “competent game” were simply lost [4] .
He died in a dream from a heart attack at a blitz tournament [1] on the night of September 5-6, 2004 [5] .
Books
- Chepukaytis G.M. Sprint on a chessboard. - Moscow: Russian Chess House, 2010. - 120 p. - ISBN 978-5-94693-103-8 .
Literature
- Sosonko G. Dialogues with Nostradamus chess. - Moscow: RIPOL Classic, 2006. - p. 188-205. - 351 s. - ISBN 5-7905-4359-6 .
Notes
- ↑ 1 2 Heinrich Chepukaytis on the literary portal of electronic books Kindle-Books.ru
- ↑ 1 2 Sosonko, 2006 , p. 188.
- ↑ Chepukaytis Heinrich Mikhailovich on the site of chess players.
- ↑ Sosonko, 2006 , p. 194–195.
- ↑ Sosonko, 2006 , p. 205.
Links
- games of Heinrich Chepukaytis (eng.)
- Heinrich Chepukaytis personal card on the site 365chess.com (English)
- Chepukaytis Heinrich Mikhailovich on the site of chess players.
- Sergey Bystrov. "Ten years without Chepukaytis" on the site chesspro.ru
- Heinrich Chepukaytis on the site ruchess.ru