Khasin was born in Zaporizhia, and grew up in Ukraine during the 1930s. During World War II, he became a soldier in the Red Army and had both legs amputated after being wounded in the Battle of Stalingrad. After World War II he worked as an English teacher and chess coach.[3]
From 2002 until his death, he lived in Essen, Germany with his family.[4][5] His daughter, Anna Dergacheva, is also an international chess master.
He died in Essen on 6 February 2022, at the age of 98.[6]
Chess careeredit
Winner of the semi-final of the 1956 USSR Championship, ahead of Averbakh, Simagin, Polugayevsky and Ragozin, 17th place in the final held in Leningrad.
1st-5th in the semi-final of the 1957 USSR Championship in Leningrad; he scored 7.5 points out of 21 in the final in Moscow (22nd place).
Moscow Championship: 2nd (1963); 3rd (1955), (1957), (1958) and (1961).
Third tied in the 1963-1964 Hastings tournament won by Mikhaïl Tal ahead of Gligoric;
Tied for fourth in the Kislovodsk tournament in 1964 (victory for Tal ahead of Stein and Averbakh);
1st-4th in the Moscow international tournament in 1967;
Tied for third in the Belgrade tournament in 1968;
Tied for fifth in the Kislovodsk tournament in 1968, won by Geller8;
Fourth in the RSFSR (Russia) championship in 1987;
Sixth at the 1993 Senior World Championship;
Fourth at the 1995 Senior World Championship.
Khasin represented the USSR at the International Correspondence Chess Olympics from 1968 to 1987. The USSR won the competition at the 6th, 7th and 8th Correspondence Olympics (1968-1972, 1972-1976 and 1976–1982).
He finished fourth in the 1975-1980 World Correspondence Championship and sixth in the 1983-1989 World Correspondence Championship.
abram, khasin, abram, iosifovich, khasin, russian, Абрам, Иосифович, Хасин, february, 1923, february, 2022, russian, chess, international, master, correspondence, grandmaster, khasin, 1995full, nameabram, iosifovich, khasincountrysoviet, union, russiaborn, 192. Abram Iosifovich Khasin Russian Abram Iosifovich Hasin 15 February 1923 6 February 2022 was a Russian chess international master and correspondence grandmaster 1 2 Abram KhasinKhasin in 1995Full nameAbram Iosifovich KhasinCountrySoviet Union RussiaBorn 1923 02 15 15 February 1923Zaporizhia Ukrainian SSR USSRDied6 February 2022 2022 02 06 aged 98 Essen GermanyTitleUSSR Master of Sports 1950 International Master 1964 Correspondence Grandmaster 1972 Peak rating2480 July 1971 Contents 1 Biography 2 Chess career 3 References 4 External linksBiography editKhasin was born in Zaporizhia and grew up in Ukraine during the 1930s During World War II he became a soldier in the Red Army and had both legs amputated after being wounded in the Battle of Stalingrad After World War II he worked as an English teacher and chess coach 3 Among his students are grandmasters coaches journalists commentators Boris Gulko Evgeny Bareev Leonid Yurtaev Yacov Murey Natalia Konopleva Elena Fatalibekova Tamara Minogina Aleksandr Kalinin ru citation needed From 2002 until his death he lived in Essen Germany with his family 4 5 His daughter Anna Dergacheva is also an international chess master He died in Essen on 6 February 2022 at the age of 98 6 Chess career editWinner of the semi final of the 1956 USSR Championship ahead of Averbakh Simagin Polugayevsky and Ragozin 17th place in the final held in Leningrad 1st 5th in the semi final of the 1957 USSR Championship in Leningrad he scored 7 5 points out of 21 in the final in Moscow 22nd place He also qualified for the final of the 1961 USSR Championship 13th 8 17 and 1965 USSR Championship 13h 8 5 17 Moscow Championship 2nd 1963 3rd 1955 1957 1958 and 1961 Third tied in the 1963 1964 Hastings tournament won by Mikhail Tal ahead of Gligoric Tied for fourth in the Kislovodsk tournament in 1964 victory for Tal ahead of Stein and Averbakh 1st 4th in the Moscow international tournament in 1967 Tied for third in the Belgrade tournament in 1968 Tied for fifth in the Kislovodsk tournament in 1968 won by Geller8 Fourth in the RSFSR Russia championship in 1987 Sixth at the 1993 Senior World Championship Fourth at the 1995 Senior World Championship Khasin represented the USSR at the International Correspondence Chess Olympics from 1968 to 1987 The USSR won the competition at the 6th 7th and 8th Correspondence Olympics 1968 1972 1972 1976 and 1976 1982 He finished fourth in the 1975 1980 World Correspondence Championship and sixth in the 1983 1989 World Correspondence Championship References edit ICCF profile Abram Khasin player profile and games at Chessgames com Khasin interview Abram Khasin interview Russian Chess Federation Ushel iz zhizni zasluzhennyj trener SSSR Abram Iosifovich Hasin 1923 2022 in Russian Ruchess ru 6 February 2022 Retrieved 6 February 2022 External links editAbram Khasin rating card at FIDE nbsp Abram Khasin player details at ICCF nbsp Portals nbsp Chess nbsp Soviet Union Retrieved from https en wikipedia org w index php title Abram Khasin amp oldid 1185315340, wikipedia, wiki, book, books, library,
