whiteshark: <Eastfrisian: No kibitzing, not photo yet. ?>"Born in 1974, Slaviša Brenjo began taking chess more seriously at the age of 14, when he became a member of the Yugoslav first league mainstay, Chess Club “Sarajevo.” He quickly rose among the ranks, and by 1991 was already junior vice-champion of Yugoslavia. It took him another four years to achieve the title of International Master, but he had to mature still more as a player to finally conquer the prestigious Grandmaster title, at a less tender age.
As a former pupil of the incredibly charismatic GM Dragoljub Velimirović, Slaviša has developed a keen sense of initiative; due to his unrelenting commitment to the game, his style gradually evolved into a potent mix of ambitious openings and enterprising middlegame play.
Former Yugoslav countries were hardly the perfect environment for a budding chess talent; often, he had to settle for the region’s limited selection of tournaments. However, in recent years he has been a highly successful performer in Serbian club competition. His thorough opening preparation, diligent study, and willingness to selflessly defer to others earned him a position as the women’s national team coach in 2010."
https://www.chessopenings24-7.com/o...
His FIDE-card: https://ratings.fide.com/card.phtml...
FB-profile: https://www.facebook.com/slavisa.br...
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