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Gösta Stoltz (May 9, 1904 – July 25, 1963) was a Swedish chess grandmaster.

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rdfs:label	Gösta Stoltz (cs) Gösta Stoltz (de) Gösta Stoltz (fr) Gösta Stoltz (it) Gösta Stoltz (en) Gösta Stoltz (pl) Gösta Stoltz (pt) Штольц, Гёста (ru) Gösta Stoltz (sv)
rdfs:comment	Gösta Stoltz (9. května 1904 Stockholm – 25. července 1963 tamtéž) byl švédský šachový mistr. (cs) Gösta Stoltz (* 9. Mai 1904 in Stockholm; † 25. Juli 1963 ebenda) war ein schwedischer Schachmeister. (de) Gösta Stoltz (May 9, 1904 – July 25, 1963) was a Swedish chess grandmaster. (en) Gösta Stoltz est un joueur d'échecs suédois né le 9 mai 1904 à Stockholm et mort le 25 juillet 1963 à Stockholm. Champion de Suède de 1927 à 1929 et de 1951 à 1953, grand maître international en 1954, Stoltz représenta la Suède à neuf olympiades d'échecs (1927-1937 et 1952-1954). Il remporta le tournoi de Munich 1941, finissant 1,5 point devant le champion du monde Alexandre Alekhine et devant Erik Lundin. (fr) Gösta Stoltz (Stoccolma, 9 maggio 1904 – Stoccolma, 25 luglio 1963) è stato uno scacchista svedese. Vinse cinque volte il Campionato svedese (1927, 1928, 1951, 1952 e 1953). Partecipò con la Svezia a nove olimpiadi degli scacchi: 1927, 1928, 1930, 1931 (oro in 2ª scacchiera), 1933 (bronzo di squadra), 1935 (argento di squadra e bronzo individuale in 2ª scacchiera), 1937, 1952 e 1954. (it) Gösta Stoltz (ur. 9 maja 1904 w Sztokholmie, zm. 25 lipca 1963 w Sztokholmie) – szwedzki szachista, arcymistrz od 1954 roku. (pl) Gösta Stoltz foi um jogador de xadrez da Suécia, com diversas participações nas Olimpíadas de xadrez. Stoltz participou das edições de 1927 a 1937, 1952 e 1954 tendo conquistado quatro medalhas no total. Em participações individuais, conquistou a medalhas de ouro em 1931 no segundo tabuleiro e bronze em 1935 novamente no segundo tabuleiro. Por equipes, conquistou a medalha de prata em 1935 e a de bronze em 1933. (pt) Гёста (Йёста) Леонард Штольц (швед. Gösta Leonard Stoltz; 9 мая 1904, Стокгольм — 25 июля 1963, Стокгольм) — шведский шахматист, международный гроссмейстер (1954), шестикратный чемпион Швеции (1927—1953). В шахматных соревнованиях выступал с конца 1920-х годов: участник ряда турниров северных стран. (ru) Gösta Leonard Stoltz, född 9 maj 1904 i Kungsholms församling i Stockholm, död 25 juli 1963 i samma församling, var en svensk stormästare i schack (1954). Gösta Stoltz visade på ett tidigt stadium en utpräglad schackbegåvning. Ursprungligen var han bilmekaniker och han fick sitt svenska genombrott i och med en oavgjord match mot Allan Nilsson om sverigemästerskapet 1927. Han var 1928 gäst hos stormästaren i Tyskland och fick där nyttig träning. Den resulterade i enastående internationella framgångar.Bland annat deltog Stoltz i Sveriges lag i nio schackolympiader. Sitt internationella genombrott fick han i turneringen i Bled 1931, där han kom på delad 4-7 plats efter världsmästaren Alexander Aljechin, Efim Bogoljubow och Aaron Nimzowitsch. Sin största internationella triumf hemförde Stoltz (sv)
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Link from a Wikipage to another Wikipage	Rudolf Spielmann David Bronstein Allan Nilsson Swedish chess players Paul Keres Reuben Fine Vladimirs Petrovs Jan Foltys 10th Chess Olympiad 11th Chess Olympiad Salo Flohr Eero Böök Efim Bogoljubow Gideon Ståhlberg László Szabó (chess player) 5th Chess Olympiad 6th Chess Olympiad 7th Chess Olympiad 1904 births 1963 deaths Albéric O'Kelly de Galway Alexander Alekhine Alexander Kotov 2nd Chess Olympiad 3rd Chess Olympiad 3rd unofficial Chess Olympiad 4th Chess Olympiad Erik Lundin Folke Ekström Grandmaster (chess) Luděk Pachman 1st Chess Olympiad Hermann Pilnik Isaac Kashdan Aron Nimzowitsch 20th-century chess players Chess Olympiad competitors Chess grandmasters Chess Chess Olympiads Salzburg 1942 chess tournament Groningen 1946 chess tournament Miguel Najdorf Mikhail Botvinnik International Master Stig Lundholm Swedish Chess Championship European Individual Chess Championship Munich 1941 chess tournament

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