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Kalju Pitksaar : ウィキペディア英語版
Kalju Pitksaar

Kalju Pitksaar (18 May 1931, Tallinn – 26 September 1995, Tallinn) was an Estonian chess player, who won the Estonian Chess Championship.
==Biography==
In 1947, at age 16 Kalju Pitksaar the first time participated in the Estonian Chess Championships.〔(Championship of Estonia - 1947 )〕 In Estonian Chess Championships he has won gold (1957) and 2 silver (1951, 1958) medals.〔(Eesti meistrid 1923—2005 )〕
In 1950 he was second in traditional National Tournament in Pärnu.〔(National Tournament - Parnu 1950 )〕 In 1952 Kalju Pitksaar won Baltic Chess Championship.〔(National Tournament - Parnu 1952 )〕 In 1952 Soviet Chess Championships quarterfinal in Krasnodar he shared 2nd - 3rd place.〔(Quarterfinal of 21 Championship of USSR - Krasnodar July - October 1952 )〕 In 1958 Kalju Pitksaar played for Estonia in Soviet Team Chess Championship in Vilnius, where his team finished at high fourth place.〔(5th Soviet Team Chess Championship: Vilnius 1958 )〕
In this same year Pitksaar's chess career suddenly interrupted - he was disqualified with formulation "improve his behavior". More than 20 years Pitksaar not participated in a chess tournaments. Only in 1981 he returned and won Tallinn Chess Championship. His last chess tournament was Correspondence Chess Olympiad semifinal (1992-1996).〔(PITKSAR, KALJU )〕

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