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Pavel Komarov

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PAVEL KOMAROV (born 1892, died 1963, 71 years old) Russia [what is this?] Pavel Ivanovich Komarov. Studied at Kazan University, later transferring to St. Petersburg. During the Civil War he relocated to Tomsk, then moved on to the Siberian capitol Novosibirsk.1 He was active in many Siberian chess competitions.2 In 1924 Komarov shared 1st with P P Benko in the Novosibirsk Championship. After the tournament he drew a match against the 3rd place finisher Boris Mazan +6-6=6.3 By March 1928, Komarov had attained Russian National 1st Category rank, and was invited to play in the 5th Siberian Championship in Novosibirsk. He finished equal first with Pyotr Izmailov, then lost a playoff match for the title +0-2=0.4 By profession Komarov was an economist. He wrote articles for the Siberian Soviet Encyclopedia, and in 1933 almost the entire staff of the encyclopedia was repressed by the NKVD. Komarov was arrested in 1934 and served a three year sentence in the labor camps. After serving his time, he moved to Bashkiria where he won the republic chess championship several times.1 1Ramil Mukhometzyanov, "The First Chess Olympiad in Siberia" "Chess club NS" Issue No. 14 (1261) https://sibscana.com/new/_shahmatni... 2Nikolai Izmailov, "Petr Izmailov From Chess Champion of Russia to Enemy of the People" (Elk and Ruby 2021), p. 83 3[rusbase-1] 4Nikolai Izmailov, pp. 92-99 Last updated: 2023-04-11 20:34:29

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page 1 of 1; 11 games    Game   Result Moves Year Event/Locale Opening 1. P Komarov vs Zavelevich 1-0 22 1915 Ch St.Petersburg University E21 Nimzo-Indian, Three Knights 2. P Komarov vs V Sozin   0-1 32 1915 Ch St.Petersburg University C10 French 3. P Komarov vs B Zagorsky 1-0 33 1916 Tournament-A C42 Petrov Defense 4. N Vasileisky vs P Komarov   1-0 30 1916 Tournament-A C45 Scotch Game 5. Veman vs P Komarov   0-1 22 1924 Novosibirsk championship C42 Petrov Defense 6. P P Benko vs P Komarov   0-1 28 1924 Novosibirsk championship E30 Nimzo-Indian, Leningrad 7. P Komarov vs B Mazan   ½-½ 47 1924 Match C68 Ruy Lopez, Exchange 8. P Komarov vs B Mazan   0-1 20 1924 Match C01 French, Exchange 9. P Komarov vs N Zubarev   0-1 30 1924 Tournament of Cities-A B13 Caro-Kann, Exchange 10. P Komarov vs S Gotthilf   0-1 52 1924 Tournament of Cities-A A04 Reti Opening 11. P Izmailov vs P Komarov 1-0 39 1928 5th Siberian Ch- Playoff match E15 Queen's Indian

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