Rubinstein, Akiba

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Also known as (4 names)

ru: Рубинштейн, Акиба Кивелевич
–: Akiba Rubinstein · Rubinshteĭn, Akiba · Rubinstein, A. (Akiba)

Born: 1882
Place of birth (as recorded): Stawiski
Died: 1961
Place of death: Brüssel
Occupation: chess player

(1882–1961), chess grand master, often called the greatest player not to have become a world champion. The youngest of 12 children born to an Orthodox Jewish family in Stawiski, Russian Poland, Rubinstein learned chess moves relatively late, at about age 16. Most notable players learn to play at a significantly earlier age, and Rubinstein’s delayed start was blamed for the number of major blunders he occasionally made.

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Akiba_Rubinstein cs · Akiba_Rubinstein · Akiba_Rubinstein de · Akiba_Rubinstein es · Akiba_Rubinstein fr · Akiba_Rubinstein it · Akiba_Rubinstein nl · Akiba_Rubinstein pl · Akiba_Rubinstein pt · Q318597 wikidata
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GND: 118603604 · about
Library of Congress: n86003556 id · n86003556 id
VIAF: 32789118
Wikidata: Q318597
catalogue.bnf.fr: cb17024184n catalogue
de.wikipedia.org: Akiba_Rubinstein de
en.wikipedia.org: Akiba_Rubinstein en
hub.culturegraph.org: 118603604 hub
www.deutsche-digitale-bibliothek.de: 118603604
www.isni.org: 0000000107374310
yago-knowledge.org: Akiba_Rubinstein

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Rubinstein, Akiba

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gnd identifier: 118603604
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birth date: 1882-12-12
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birth location: Stawiski
death date: 1961-03-14
normalised death date: 1961-03-14
death location: Brüssel
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occupation: http://data.judaicalink.org/data/occupation/Schachspieler
occupation: chess player
occupation URI: chess player
subject: http://dbpedia.org/resource/Category:Jewish_chess_players
alternative label: Akiba Rubinstein @de
alternative label: Рубинштейн, Акиба Кивелевич @ru
preferred label: Rubinstein, Akiba

Rubinstein, Akiba

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Rubinstein, Akiba

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birth date: 1882
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death date: 1961
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alternative label: Rubinshteĭn, Akiba
alternative label: Rubinstein, A. (Akiba)
preferred label: Rubinstein, Akiba
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Rubinstein, Akiba

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described at: https://yivoencyclopedia.org/article.aspx/Rubinstein_Akiba
has abstract: (1882–1961), chess grand master, often called the greatest player not to have become a world champion. The youngest of 12 children born to an Orthodox Jewish family in Stawiski, Russian Poland, Rubinstein learned chess moves relatively late, at about age 16. Most notable players learn to play at a significantly earlier age, and Rubinstein’s delayed start was blamed for the number of major blunders he occasionally made. @en
title: Rubinstein, Akiba
alternative label: Akiba Rubinstein
preferred label: Rubinstein, Akiba
has related: Chess
has related: Łódź
has related: About this Article (Poland)
has related: Saint Petersburg

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