Milan Matulović (10 June 1935 – 9 October 2013) was a chess grandmaster who was the second or third strongest Yugoslav player for much of the 1960s and...
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given name Matul. It may refer to: Marina Matulović-Dropulić (born 1942), Croatian politician Milan Matulović, Serbian chess player Prilozi za književnost...
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Stalemate (section Matulović versus Minev)
because of a blunder, it can also arise without one, as in the game Milan Matulović–Nikolay Minev (first diagram). Play continued: 1. Rc6 Kg5 2. Kh3 Kh5...
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Borislav Ivkov, Aleksandar Matanović, Bruno Parma, Mijo Udovčić, Milan Matulović West Germany 30½ Wolfgang Unzicker, Klaus Darga, Lothar Schmid, Helmut...
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masters Dragoljub Janošević and Milan Matulović. Fischer drew both games against Janošević and then defeated Matulović in Belgrade by 2½–1½. At Portorož...
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first with Liuben Spassov at Hamburg 1977, ahead of István Csom and Milan Matulović. He was famous for his ability to save or even win from hopelessly...
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Championship at Kraljevo 1967, he ended tied 2nd–6th behind winner Milan Matulović. At Maribor 1967, he shared 3rd–5th places with 9/15, with Wolfgang...
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for a retraction, is regarded as cheating. The Yugoslav grandmaster Milan Matulović was nicknamed "J'adoubovic" after such an incident. Lindemann vs. Echtermeyer...
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incident occurred in a game between Milan Matulović and István Bilek at the Sousse Interzonal in 1967. Matulović played a losing move but then took it...
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David Bronstein (URS) 2570 13 6 Vlastimil Hort (CSR) 2610 12 7 Milan Matulović (YUG) 2560 10½ 8 Vasily Smyslov (URS) 2620 9½ 9 Samuel Reshevsky (USA)...
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