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Dutch chess player From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Willem Jan Mühring (17 August 1913 – 17 January 1997) was a Dutch chess player. He was awarded the title of International Master in 1951.
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Full name | Willem Jan Mühring |
Country | Netherlands |
Born | IJmuiden, Netherlands | 17 August 1913
Died | 17 January 1997 83) | (aged
Title | International Master (1951) |
Willem Mühring was one of the pioneers in the implementation of IBM computers in Netherlands public administration.[2]
Also Willem Mühring was a well-known tournament chess player and international chess master (1951). He learnt the game at the age of fifteen. In 1932, Willem Mühring won the Rotterdam City Chess Championship. In 1947, in Hilversum he ranked 2nd in an International Chess Tournament before Max Euwe. After Second World War he successfully played in Hastings International Chess Congress:
In 1955, in Johannesburg he shared 1st in International Chess Tournament before Max Euwe.[5]
Willem Mühring played for Netherlands in the Chess Olympiad:[6]
Willem Mühring played for Netherlands in the unofficial Chess Olympiad:[7]
Willem Mühring played for Netherlands in the European Team Chess Championship preliminaries:[8]
Willem Mühring played for Netherlands in the Clare Benedict Chess Cup:[9]
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