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Michael james campbell/Ralf Lau
Country Germany
BornBremen
TitleInternational Master (1982)

Grand Master (1986)FIDE rating2442 (November 2024)Peak ranking2555 (July 1987)



Ralf Lau, Hans-Joachim Hecht und Stefan Kindermann, 1984 bei der Schacholympiade in Thessaloniki

In the 1980s, he began a professional career and had many successes: in 1982 he became international champion, in 1986 appointed him the World Chess Federation at the Congress in Dubai for Grand Master.[1] [2]

 He won in 1985 and 1986 in Budapest , was second in 1985 in New York City and 1986 in Solingen . In 1987 in Bad Neuenahr he was tied with Vlastimil Hort and was (after puncture and scoring) finished second in the German Championship . [3] In the championship in 1989 in Bad Neuenahr he finished third, behind Hort and Schmittdiel. [4] In 1978 occupied Lau second behind luděk pachman at the German Championship in Bad Neuenahr.  [5]

1984 , 1986 and 1988 he played for the Federal Republic of Germany in the Chess Olympiad and achieved a clearly positive result of the balance (11 wins, 7 draws, 5 defeats)[6] , and he participated in the team's World Cup 1985 [7] and the European Team Championship in 1983[8] part. 

Lau ended his professional career in the mid-1990s and took up residence in the Republic of Austria. In the FIDE, he is listed as inactive since he has played no more valued game since the Upper Austrian league of the season 2011/12 .


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Einzelnachweise

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  1. ^ Schach-Report / Deutsche Schachblätter, 1987/1 Seite 2
  2. ^ Schach-Report / Deutsche Schachblätter, 1987/1 Seite 2
  3. ^ Deutsche Schacheinzelmeisterschaft 1987 in Bad Neuenahr auf TeleSchach (Kreuztabelle und Partien)
  4. ^ Deutsche Schacheinzelmeisterschaft 1989 in Bad Neuenahr auf TeleSchach (Kreuztabelle und Partien)
  5. ^ 58.
  6. ^ Ralf Laus Ergebnisse bei Schacholympiaden auf olimpbase.org (englisch)
  7. ^ Ralf Laus Ergebnisse bei Mannschaftsweltmeisterschaft auf olimpbase.org (englisch)
  8. ^ Ralf Laus Ergebnisse bei Mannschaftseuropameisterschaft auf olimpbase.org (englisch)

[[Category:1959 births]] [[Category:People from Bremen]] [[Category:Chess players]] [[Category:German chess players]]