In 1956 Šajtar was elected vice-president of FIDE (as president of Zone 3 [Eastern Europe]).[6] He served as a FIDE official until 1974, devoting himself to the organisation of chess. He often served as arbiter at the Students Olympiads.
Jaroslav Sajtar vs Bogdan Sliwa, Warsaw 1947, Queen's Gambit Accepted (D23), 1-0 A nice, very short game: Undeveloped Black position is successfully attacked by the White light pieces.
Jaroslav Sajtar vs Ludek Pachman, UJCS-17. Kongress 1943, Nimzo-Indian, 4.e3 O-O 5.Bd3 (E47), 1-0 Another short game of two (then young) Czech masters demonstrates a typical exchange sacrifice for the sake of attack.
jaroslav, Šajtar, december, 1921, february, 2003, czech, chess, master, honorary, grandmaster, born, ostrava, countryczech, republicborndecember, 1921, 1921, ostrava, czechoslovakiadiedfebruary, 2003, 2003, aged, titlehonorary, grandmaster, 1985, international. Jaroslav Sajtar December 3 1921 February 4 2003 was a Czech chess master and an honorary grandmaster born in Ostrava 1 Jaroslav SajtarCountryCzech RepublicBornDecember 3 1921 1921 12 03 Ostrava CzechoslovakiaDiedFebruary 4 2003 2003 02 05 aged 81 TitleHonorary Grandmaster 1985 International Master 1950 He won at Krakow 1938 2 3 thrice placed joined 4th at Chocen 1942 Prague 1943 Alexander Alekhine won Zlin 1943 and 4th at Teplitz Schonau 1947 His peak years were about 1950 his best results being shared 2nd with Isaac Boleslavsky Ludek Pachman and Vasily Smyslov at Warsaw 1947 and 3rd at Bucharest 1949 4 Sajtar played on the Czechoslovak team against Great Britain in 1947 and in the Helsinki 1952 and Amsterdam 1954 Olympiads 5 He finished 2nd in the 1952 Czechoslovak Championship 6 7 In 1956 Sajtar was elected vice president of FIDE as president of Zone 3 Eastern Europe 6 He served as a FIDE official until 1974 devoting himself to the organisation of chess He often served as arbiter at the Students Olympiads Sajtar earned the International Master title in 1950 and became an International Arbiter in 1955 with arbiting accomplishments including World Championship matches 7 FIDE made him an Honorary Grandmaster in 1985 1 Notable chess games editJaroslav Sajtar vs Bogdan Sliwa Warsaw 1947 Queen s Gambit Accepted D23 1 0 A nice very short game Undeveloped Black position is successfully attacked by the White light pieces Jaroslav Sajtar vs Ludek Pachman UJCS 17 Kongress 1943 Nimzo Indian 4 e3 O O 5 Bd3 E47 1 0 Another short game of two then young Czech masters demonstrates a typical exchange sacrifice for the sake of attack References edit a b Gaige Jeremy 1987 Chess Personalia A Biobibliography McFarland p 369 ISBN 0 7864 2353 6 Chessmetrics Event Details Krakow 1938 Chessgames com Jaroslav Sajtar Roger Paige Chess Site Sajtar Jaroslav team chess record at olimpbase org a b Golombek Harry 1977 Golombek s Encyclopedia of Chess Crown Publishing p 285 ISBN 0 517 53146 1 a b Sunnucks Anne 1970 The Encyclopaedia of Chess St Martin s Press p 419 LCCN 78106371External links editJaroslav Sajtar player profile and games at Chessgames com Jaroslav Sajtar player profile at Chessmetrics nbsp nbsp This biographical article relating to a Czech chess figure is a stub You can help Wikipedia by expanding it vte Retrieved from https en wikipedia org w index php title Jaroslav Sajtar amp oldid 1212219263, wikipedia, wiki, book, books, library,
