International Correspondence Chess Grandmaster

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International Correspondence Chess Grandmaster is a title created by the FIDE in 1953, second only to that of world correspondence champion. Now awarded by the International Correspondence Chess Federation.

Contents 1 American ICCGMs 2 English ICCGMs 3 Canadian ICCGMs 4 Australian ICCGMs 5 Russian and Soviet ICCGMs 5.1 World Champions 5.2 Other players 6 German ICCGMs 7 Other ICCGMs 8 External links

[edit] American ICCGMs

• Hans Jack Berliner
• Vytas Victor Palciauskas
• Joseph DeMauro
• Alik Zilberberg
• John Timm
• Robin Smith
• Jason Bokar

[edit] English ICCGMs

• John Brookes
• Ian Brooks
• Peter Clarke
• Richard Hall
• Adrian Hollis
• Maurice Johnson
• Peter Markland
• Peter Millican
• Jonathan Penrose
• Nigel Povah
• Michael Prizant
• Keith Richardson
• Simon Webb

[edit] Canadian ICCGMs

• Jonathan Berry
• Jean Hebert
• Robert Kiviaho
• Wolfram Schoen
• Duncan Suttles
• Alexander Ugge

[edit] Australian ICCGMs

• Former world champion Cecil John Seddon Purdy
• Romanas Arlauskas
• Lucius Endzelins

[edit] Russian and Soviet ICCGMs

[edit] World Champions

• Yakov Estrin
• Vyacheslav Ragozin
• Grigory Sanakoev
• Mikhail Umansky
• Vladimir Zagorovsky

[edit] Other players

• Igor Bondarevsky
• Georgy Borisenko
• Peter Dubinin
• Sergey Grodzensky
• Abram Khasin
• Sergey Khlusevich
• Igor Kopylov
• Sergei Korolev.

[edit] German ICCGMs

• Friedrich Baumbach
• Horst Rittner
• Volker-Michael Anton
• Andreas Bachmann
• Heinrich Burger
• Stephan Busemann
• Hans-Marcus Elwert
• Klaus Engel
• Horst Handel
• Paul Heilemann
• Peter Hertel
• Heinz-Erich van Kempen
• Siegfried Kluve
• Martin Kreuzer

[edit] Other ICCGMs

• Mohammed Al-Thani
• Roberto Alvarez
• Ulf Andersson (Sweden)
• Vytautas Andriulaitis
• Erik Bang
• Olaf Barda
• John Barlow
• Ruben Berdichesky
• Ivar Bern
• Gabriel Blasberg
• Maksim Blokh
• Peter Boll
• Ing. Breazu
• Stefan Brzozka
• Anders Carlsson
• Claudio Casabona
• Jose Copie
• Libor Danek
• Massimo De Blasio
• Ernst Eichhorn
• Ove Ekjebaerg
• Fabio Finocchiaro
• Jozef Franzen
• Niels Fries Nielsen
• Marc Geenen
• Dick Geet
• Leon Gostisa
• Gottardo Gottardi
• Mladen Gudyev
• Wolfgang Haessler
• Tunc Hamarat
• Curt Hansen
• Abir Har-Even
• Jonny Hector (Sweden)
• Reijo Hiltunen
• Jaroslav Hybl
• Abram Idema
• Jan du Jardin
• Milan Jovcic
• Ing. Keglevic
• David Kilgour
• Jaako Kivimaki
• Tero Kokkila
• Ake Lundqvist
• Latvian Gambit expert Juan Sebastian Morgado (Argentina)
• M. Napolitano
• Alberic O'Kelly de Galway

[edit] External links

• International Correspondence Chess Federation