| Apr-21-04 | | offramp: Czerniak played at least two games against Capablanca, which aren't here. |
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| Apr-21-04 | | TrueFiendish: If you know their whereabouts I think Chessgames would be keen for you to submit them. |
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| Jul-27-04 | | jaime gallegos: and Pilnik vs Czerniak Mar del Plata 1953 too |
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| Jul-27-04 | | uponthehill: Czerniak, sounds very familiar. |
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| Jul-27-04 | | holierthanthou: <offramp> Yes he did, i for instance have the game capablanca-czerniak 1939 from the olympiads. should i write it here and let some member then upload it? (i'm not sure how the system works) |
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Jul-27-04
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| Aug-01-04 | | Ribeiro: Czerniak wrote a very good book entitled "El Final" (The Endgame). He was born in Warsaw (1910) and lived in Jerusalem and Buenos Aires. In Argentina he was known as Miguel Czerniak. |
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Dec-27-04
 | | Benzol: Moshe Czerniak
Born 3rd February 1910 in Warsaw
Died 31st August 1984 in Tel Aviv
An IM in 1952 he was Israeli champion in 1936, 1938 and 1955. |
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| Dec-27-04 | | WMD: Was it called the Israeli championship before 1948? |
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Dec-27-04
 | | acirce: Palestine Champion is probably correct. |
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| Aug-21-05 | | catfriend: Or Palestine mandate area Champion, to be even more precise:) |
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| Aug-21-05 | | offramp: A tremendously dogged player, http://www.chessgames.com/perl/ches... |
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| Oct-23-05 | | Darklight: <A tremendously dogged player> He certainly started his international career against strong opponents: Alekhine, Capablanca, Keres, Najdorf.... |
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| Feb-03-06 | | BIDMONFA: Moshe Czerniak CZERNIAK, Moshe
http://www.bidmonfa.com/czerniak_mo...
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| Oct-09-06 | | Confuse: the quote of the day is interesting, although i am unable to find the mentioned game. does anyone have it/willing to upload it? |
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Feb-03-09
 | | brankat: R.I.P. master Czerniak. |
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| Feb-03-09 | | zev22407: A strong I.M and a great chess teacher |
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| Feb-03-09 | | WhiteRook48: well, that is an interesting choice for a player of the day, but all players of the day are weird and interesting choices |
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| Feb-03-12 | | Rook e2: <Feb-03-09 WhiteRook48: well, that is an interesting choice for a player of the day, but all players of the day are weird and interesting choices > Who of the Happy Birthday list would you choose? I think it's interesting that he first became champion of Palestine and later played for Israel, or am I missing something? |
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Feb-03-12
 | | Sasportas: <Feb-03-12 Rook e2: it's interesting that he first became champion of Palestine and later played for Israel, or am I missing something? > Yes, you are in a way. The land between the Mediterranean sea and the river Jordan was the British mandatory area of Palestine for almost three decades until 1948. The offcial name in Arabic was Falastin (Palestine), in Hebrew Eretz Israel (land of Israel). Chess life in mandatory Palestine was more or less an all-Jewish, so-to-say "Israeli" affair - just look at the Palestinian team at the Buenos Aires chess olympiad in 1939 of which Czerniak was a member! |
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| Feb-03-12 | | Penguincw: R.I.P. Moshe Czerniak. |
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Feb-03-12
 | | whiteshark: Here is a picture of <Moshe Czerniak> amid the Palestine 1939 Olympiad team: http://www.ara.org.ar/chs/ajedrez/p... Zelman Kleinstein, Meir Rauch, Heinz Foerder (Yosef Porat), Moshe Czerniak, Salome Reischer, Victor Winz |
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Mar-10-12
 | | wordfunph: from Secrets of Opening Surprises Vol. 9 by Jeroen Bosch.. <He did a lot for chess in Israel by teaching chess all around the country.
writing many books, and perhaps most incredibly: he managed to get a chess show on the nation's only TV channel! Czerniak used to play 'out of the books', using his own brain and talent to create problems for his opponents from the first moves onwards.> |
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Dec-23-12
 | | Jonathan Sarfati: Czerniak was the teacher of the fine Israeli player and study composer Yochanan Afek |
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| Mar-13-13 | | gars: <Ribeiro> is right. "El Final" is a very good book and besides this one Czerniak also wrote "Partidas Selectas de Botvinnik", another excellent work. Both books were published by Editorial Mercedes Sopena, Argentina, but I think they are out of print now, which is a pity. |
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