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Igor Štohl (born 27 September 1964) is a Slovak chess player who holds the titles of Grandmaster (GM) (1992), Slovak Chess Championship winner (1984).

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rdfs:label	Igor Štohl (cs) Igor Štohl (de) Igor Štohl (en) Igor Štohl (fr) Igor Štohl (pl) Штол, Игор (ru)
rdfs:comment	JUDr. Igor Štohl (* 27. září 1964, Bratislava) je slovenský šachový velmistr a autor šachových knih. K říjnu 2015 má 2485 FIDE ELO Nejvyššího ELA (2600) dosáhl v roce 1999. (cs) Igor Štohl (* 27. September 1964 in Bratislava) ist ein slowakischer Schachmeister und Schachpublizist. (de) Igor Štohl (born 27 September 1964) is a Slovak chess player who holds the titles of Grandmaster (GM) (1992), Slovak Chess Championship winner (1984). (en) Igor Štohl est un joueur d'échecs slovaque et un auteur de livres sur les échecs né le 27 septembre 1964 à Bratislava. Grand maître international depuis 1992, il a remporté le championnat de Slovaquie en 1984 et le tournoi d'échecs de Dortmund en 1991. Au 1er janvier 2017, il est le numéro trois slovaque avec un classement Elo de 2 496 points. (fr) Igor Štohl (ur. 27 września 1964 w Bratysławie) – słowacki szachista i trener szachowy (FIDE Senior Trainer od 2012), arcymistrz od 1992 roku. (pl) Игор Штол (словацк. Igor Štohl; род. 27 сентября 1964, Братислава) — словацкий шахматист, гроссмейстер (1992). В составе сборных Чехословакии и Словакии участник 5-и Олимпиад (1990—1994, 2000 и 2006). (ru)
foaf:name	Igor Štohl (en)
name	Igor Štohl (en)
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birth place	Bratislava Slovakia
birth place	Bratislava Slovakia
birth date	1964-09-27 (xsd:date)
dcterms:subject	Living people Slovak chess players 1964 births Czechoslovak chess players Chess Olympiad competitors Chess grandmasters Sportspeople from Bratislava
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Link from a Wikipage to another Wikipage	Pula Batumi Bratislava Hradec Králové Vancouver Vinkovci Paul Keres Memorial Tournament Living people Copenhagen ChessBase Slovak chess players Emanuel Lasker Garry Kasparov Moscow 1982 Andrei Sokolov León, Spain Slovakia Stavanger Starý Smokovec 1964 births Trnava Turin Vrnjačka Banja Slovak Chess Championship 29th Chess Olympiad 30th Chess Olympiad 31st Chess Olympiad 34th Chess Olympiad 37th Chess Olympiad Czechoslovakia European Team Chess Championship Novi Sad Czechoslovak chess players Grandmaster (chess) Haifa Istanbul Chess Olympiad competitors Chess grandmasters Sportspeople from Bratislava Chess Chess Olympiad Dortmund Sparkassen Chess Meeting Manila World Chess Championship 1993 World Junior Chess Championship
Link from a Wikipage to an external page	https://www.365chess.com/players/Igor_Stohl
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