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picces are added only 10 provide the innge<br />
vdiadon 1 . . . B(g4)- 2 Oel. Friose vaaations<br />
went our oI ldnion aromd 1900, and Laws. the<br />
inrcnlorof lhete.m, larer republished hisproblem<br />
witboui these two Pieces.<br />
FRrTz, JIND{ICH 0912 ).<br />
Czech @mposer<br />
best k.own Io. his sttrdies, Internaiional Judge ol<br />
<strong>Chess</strong> ComposnioN (1156), lntemalional Grand<br />
nasler lor <strong>Chess</strong> Conpositions (1975),lasyer. At<br />
tstinfluened <strong>by</strong> RNc(, hc says tnat hiscycsserc<br />
opcncd in 1937 shen he dismve.ed rhe so.k ol<br />
Sovier sludy{onposeB. His seleral books include<br />
vtbruni sd.hori ProbLnr (1979). which contaiis<br />
50 problems and 252 studies composed <strong>by</strong> him.<br />
A sludy <strong>by</strong> Fn12 (iatrrl",.,rt, &.r, 1938), a<br />
line ex<strong>amp</strong>le of DoMrNArroN: 1 Eel+ Kb3 2 Nd6<br />
Ne7 3 Bxa5 Nc6+ ,l K.5 Nxa5 5 Kb6 N.4+ 6<br />
Nxc4Bc8 7Nf2 Lxc4 8 Kc7, a.d Black s bishop<br />
FRJTZ VARIATION, 506, line in the No Nrcsrs<br />
DErENctr suggesled <strong>by</strong> the German player Alexan<br />
dc' Fritz (1857-1932) <strong>to</strong> scH'.F.rrER,sho analyscd<br />
tl in Deutsche Schach,eitui|, 1904.<br />
I'ROM DEFENCE,601, a dul)ious,adalion in the<br />
KNc's c^M&r Accepled recomme.ded <strong>by</strong> sALvtri<br />
and, later, <strong>by</strong> the diligent analyst Marlin Severin<br />
Janus Frod (1828 9, or Dennarl{.<br />
rROM GAMBIT, 694, 6(t given <strong>by</strong> GR.co. lhc<br />
Danc S. A. Sdrcfl*n. writinq in Schachz.itutg.<br />
1862. nmed ihis opening alter his munlryman<br />
FRYDMAN, PAULINO (1905 82), International<br />
Master (1955), a leadine Polish playq durins the<br />
l9:r0s He entcred scveral nrte.national evenlsgcncrally<br />
vith nodesl resulrs exept <strong>to</strong>r his nrst<br />
prize (+7-1) ahead of oRrs and sriHLBERc.<br />
Helsinki 1935 From 1928 lo 1939 he represented<br />
his @untry in scven Olympiads. Alter fte Ia( ot<br />
rhcm, Buenos Aires 1939, he vas unable 10 return<br />
home and decided <strong>to</strong>setle in Argcntina.In hislast<br />
importanl <strong>to</strong>urnament. a double-round evedr,<br />
Buenos Aires 1941 (abour cilegory 10), he cane<br />
ftnd, rh.ee poinis bebind the joint sinners,<br />
NdDoN and srihlberg.<br />
FTiaNEa, iuBoMiR 0957 ), cHhosrovak<br />
player, International Grandmaster (1980). His<br />
<strong>to</strong>ur.ament prires includc a risr (snared) at<br />
cienluesos 1980 (+7=5 l), a second at Hradcc<br />
Krrlovd 1981 (+7:7), a shared nBlat Dortduod<br />
1981(+6=4 1), and oulrighl wins at Esbjerg I982<br />
(+6=5) and Tmava 1983 (+8=4-1).<br />
FIrDERER, ANDRLA (1931 ), Yugoslav<br />
player, Inlemational Master (1952). resarch<br />
chcmist Hc had smc modcratc rcsults in Yugoslalia<br />
(fonrth at BIed 1950, s{ond ar Belgrade<br />
1952) but his best ac[ievenetrl was 1hnd equal wilh<br />
pacHMAN and szd6 afier Gss atrd sMYsbv.<br />
HasliDgs 195,F5. He played in the ategory 12<br />
i.re.zonalrouaanenl,Gdleborg 1955, andshared<br />
fourlcc.th placc. <strong>The</strong>se restrhs, suppo ed <strong>by</strong> a<br />
brilliani attacking slyle, showed fair promne; but<br />
he decided 10 pu1 his career irst and <strong>by</strong> aboul 1961<br />
had largely given up @mpctitivc play. He played.<br />
and s@red wcll. in three Olympiads (1952, 1954.<br />
r958).<br />
FT'RII4{N, SEMYON ABRAMOVICH (1920<br />
78), Soviel player, lnternalional Grandmasrer<br />
(1966). Lcninsmd Ch<strong>amp</strong>ion in r953, cochanpion<br />
in 1954 and 1957. His best <strong>to</strong>urnament<br />
win in international play was at Harachov i966<br />
(about calegory 8) when he look lisl prize ahead ot<br />
r^ri'ANov, troRr, and 15 olhercompeli<strong>to</strong>B; and iis<br />
besl <strong>to</strong>n.nament perfo.mance was at Madrid 1973.<br />
wben he rook thid pnE (+6:8 1) aner tuRmv<br />
(his former pupil) and FNAKov. Furnan ,lso<br />
scored veu in three olher lourna,ncnts of abont<br />
category t2: USSR Ch<strong>amp</strong>ionship 1949<br />
(+9=5 5), equalfiIth: USSR Chabpionship 1965<br />
(+8:7-,1), cqual fourth; and Bad LauterberA<br />
1977. thnd (+s:8-2) after Karpov a.d IMMAN.<br />
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