Marcel Engelmann ( Dutch. Marcel Engelmann ; 1900 [1] - date of death is unknown) is a Belgian chess player .
 Marcel Engelmann | |
|---|---|
| Marcel engelmann | |
| Countries |  Belgium |
| Date of Birth | 1900 |
| Date of death | is unknown |
Biography
In 1929, he won the four-player chess tournament in Maastricht and was the third in the same tournament in Ghent (the tournament was won by Edgar Colle ) [2] . At the Belgian chess championships, he took second place in 1930 in Verviers ( George Koltanovsky became the champion and shared the 4th - 6th place in 1934 in Liege ( Victor Sultanbeev became the champion) [3] .
In 1933, as part of the Belgian national team, he took part in the Chess Olympiad in Folkestone , where he played on the third board.
Notes
- β Marcel Engelmann - Biography
- β Archived copy . Date of treatment July 4, 2007. Archived July 4, 2007. Name Index to Jeremy Gaige's Chess Tournament Crosstables, An Electronic Edition, Anders Thulin, MalmΓΆ, 2004-09-01
- β Archived copy . Date of treatment December 15, 2010. Archived December 15, 2010.