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Alexander Dybman

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Alexander Dybman
Personal information
Birth nameАлександр Борисович Дыбман
Nationality Germany
Born1962 (age 61–62)
Leningrad, USSR
Sport
SportInternational draughts
Team Soviet Union
Achievements and titles
National finalsUSSR national championships: champion (1983—86)
Medal record
Representing  Soviet Union
International draughts
World Championships
Gold medal – first place Groningen 1986 International draughts
Gold medal – first place Irkutsk 1987 International draughts

Alexander Borisovich Dybman (Template:Lang-ru; born in 1962) was a Soviet International draughts player, two-times World champion in 1986 and 1987 and four-times Soviet champion in International draughts.

At the age of 17, in 1979, Dybman won a bronze medal at the Soviet championship, and in 1980 he shared a second place at the Soviet championship with the former World champion, Vyacheslav Shchyogolev. In 1980 and 1981 Dybman won silver medals at the World junior championships, first in a tournament (with Alexander Baljakin taking the first place) and then after losing in the final barrage to another young Soviet player, Vadim Virny.

The best period in Dybman's playing career started in 1983 when he won four Soviet championships in a row (in 1985 he took part in the Fall championships and skipped the ones in the Spring[1]). The following year he won the World championship in Groningen and was awarded a Grandmaster title. The next year he played a World championship match against Anatoli Gantwarg drawing all 20 games[2] which meant that he retained the World crown for one more year.

In the late 1980s Alexander Dybman fell seriously ill. The Soviet medicine was not able to help him, and he moved to Germany. Since then he almost does not play in rating-related tournaments.

References

  • Profile at the Tournament base of the Dutch Draughts Federation