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Title:PROF. DR. MILAN VIDMAR (1885-1962) - PRVI JUGOSLOVANSKI (SLOVENSKI) ŠAHOVSKI VELEMOJSTER IN NJEGOVA UDELEŽBA NA MEDNARODNIH TURNIRJIH (1904-1953)
Authors:ID Savić, Zdravko (Author)
ID Friš, Darko (Mentor) More about this mentor... New window
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PID: 20.500.12556/dkum/f24291c2-757f-4596-a0ec-7e1db9965b5d
 
Language:Slovenian
Work type:Undergraduate thesis
Organization:FF - Faculty of Arts
Abstract:V diplomski nalogi predstavljam prvega jugoslovanskega in slovenskega šahovskega velemojstra prof. dr. Milana Vidmarja (1885-1962) v njegovi pol stoletja trajajoči šahovski karieri. V prvi tretjini 20. stoletja se je s svojimi velikimi uspehi na mednarodnih šahovskih turnirjih povzpel med vodilne svetovne velemojstre in celó med kandidate za naslov svetovnega šahovskega prvaka. Visoko mesto v svetovni šahovski hierarhiji si je pridobil kot amater, močno zaposlen s svojim poklicnim in znanstvenim delom. Za mednarodne šahovske turnirje se ni utegnil pripravljati kot njegovi nasprotniki-velemojstri, skoraj vsi šahovski profesionalci. Mednarodni turnirji, ki so ga uvrstili med prve svetovne šahiste, so bili San Sebastian 1911, London 1922, Semmering 1926 in New York 1927. Dr. Milan Vidmar je bil prvi predsednik Jugoslovanske šahovske zveze in častni predsednik Šahovske zveze Slovenije in Ljubljanskega šahovskega kluba. Mednarodna šahovska zveza (F.I.D.E.) je imenovala dr.Vidmarja za vrhovnega sodnika na match-turnirju za svetovno prvenstvo v Haagu-Moskvi 1948 leta, kjer je sovjetskega velemojstra Mihaila Botvinnika razglasil za 6. svetovnega šahovskega prvaka. Vrhovni sodnik je bil tudi na šahovskih olimpijadah v Dubrovniku 1950 in Amsterdamu 1954 ter na veleturnirju na Bledu 1961. Od ustanovitve ljubljanske univerze 1919. leta je dr. Vidmar kot redni profesor predaval na tehniški fakulteti elektrotehniko. Bil je odličen predavatelj, rektor univerze, dekan tehniške fakultete in član Slovenske akademije znanosti in umetnosti, nekaj časa tudi njen predsednik. V Ljubljani je ustanovil in vodil inštitut za elektrotehniko. Njegova osebnost je bila vsestranska: šahovski velemojster, profesor elektrotehnike, umetnik in znanstvenik, filozof, skratka-Vidmar polihistor. O njegovem znanstvenem delu priča 35 njegovih knjig in več kot sto razprav in člankov. Umrl je v Ljubljani 9. oktobra 1962.
Keywords:šahovski velemojster, dr. Milan Vidmar, mednarodni šahovski turnirji, San Sebastian 1911, London 1922, Semmering 1926, New York 1927, Jugoslovanska šahovska zveza, Šahovska zveza Slovenije, Ljubljanski šahovski klub, Mednarodna šahovska zveza – F.I.D.E., Haag-Moskva 1948, velemojster Mihail Botvinnik, šahovske olimpijade Dubrovnik 1950, Amsterdam 1954, veleturnir Bled 1961, ljubljanska univerza, rektor, dekan, član in predsednik SAZU, inštitut za elektrotehniko.
Place of publishing:Maribor
Publisher:[Z. Savić]
Year of publishing:2009
PID:20.500.12556/DKUM-12776 New window
UDC:93/94(043.2)
COBISS.SI-ID:17438728 New window
NUK URN:URN:SI:UM:DK:EXYMU53H
Publication date in DKUM:24.02.2010
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Language:English
Title:PROF. DR. MILAN VIDMAR (1885-1962) - FIRST YUGOSLAVIAN (SLOVENIAN) CHESS GRANDMASTER AND HIS PARTICIPATION IN INTERNATIONAL TOURNAMENTS (1904-1953)
Abstract:In my diploma work I am presenting the first Yugoslavian and Slovenian chess grandmaster prof. doc. Milan Vidmar (1885-1962) in his half century lasting chess career. In the first third of the 20th century,by his great success on international chess tournaments,doc.Milan Vidmar one of leading world chess grandmasters and even became a candidate for the title of the world chess champion.. High position in the world chess hierarchy he had gained as an amateur, very busy with his professional and scientific work. For international chess tournaments he was not able to prepare as intensively as other competitors – almost all of them chess professionals, grandmasters. The international tournaments which placed him in the top of the world chess players were the tournaments in San Sebastian 1911, London 1922, Semmering 1926 and N ew York 1927. Doc. Milan Vidmar was the first president of the Yugoslavian Chess Union and also the president of honor of the Chess Union of Slovenia and the Chess Club of Ljubljana. The International Chess Union named doc. Milan Vidmar for the head judge on a match-tournament for the world championship in Haag-Moscow 1948 where he pronounced the Soviet grandmaster Mihail Botvinnik for the 6th World Chess Champion. As a head judge he also participated in chess olimpiades in Dubrovnik 1950 and in Amsterdam 1954 and on a grandtournament in Bled 1961. Since the establishment of the University of Ljubljana in 1919 prof. doc. Vidmar lectured electroingeneering on the Technical Faculty. He was a great lecturer, rector, dean of the Technical Faculty and a member of SAZU- Slovenian Academy of Science and Art and for some time also its president. In Ljubljana he established and was running the Institute of electroingeneering. His personality was very versital: chess grandmaster, professor of electroingeneering, artist and scientist, philosopher, in short- Vidmar polyhistor. About his scientific work we can read in 35 books and more than 100 discussions and articles. He died in Ljubljana Oct. 9th 1962.
Keywords:chess grandmaster, doc.Milan Vidmar, international chess tournaments, San Sebastian 1911, London 1922, Semmering 1926, New York 1927, Yugoslavian Chess Union, Chess Union of Slovenia, Chess Club of Ljubljana, International Chess Union- F.I.D.E., Haag-Moscow 1948, grandmaster Mihail Botvinnik, chess olimpiade Dubrovnik 1950, Amsterdam 1954, grand tournament Bled 1961, University of Ljubljana, rector, dean, member and president of SAZU, Institute of electroingeneering.


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