Marta Litinskaya-Shul

Marta Ivanovna Litinskaja, born school (Russian Марта Ивановна Литинская; born March 25, 1949 in Lvov, Ukraine) is a Ukrainian chess player and mathematician.

Curriculum vitae

Under her Mädchenmanen Marta school (Ukrainian Шуль, FIDE: Shul ) she participated several times in Soviet Women's Championships in 1972 and won the ladies championship of the Soviet Union.

She played in the Interzonal in 1973 in Minorca (split 2nd to 5th place). The semi-finals of the World Cup they lost against Nana Alexandria in 1974 in Riga.

Due to its international success was Marta Litinskaja 1972 by FIDE the title International Champion of women ( WIM), and in 1976 the newly launched woman Grandmaster title ( WGM ).

She participated in four Chess Olympiads of women. In 1988, she played for the Soviet Union on the first Reserverbrett. The team took second place, and Marta Litinskaja also received an individual silver medal for their results by 9.5 points from 12 games. 1992, 1994 and 1996, she played on the second board of the Ukrainian national team. Also in 1992, she received an individual silver medal.

In 1977 she won the International Women's Tournament in Bad Kissingen before Gisela fish Dick and finished the Interzonal in 1982 also ranked 6th in Bad Kissingen Nona Gaprindashvili won the Interzonal in 1982.

Marta Litinskaja in 2002 Senior World Champion in Naumburg an der Saale.

Correspondence Chess

She was also a strong correspondence chess player. The Soviet national team ( Olga Rubzowa, Marta school, Luba Kristol and Ludmila Belavenets ) won Marta Litinskaja in the first correspondence chess Olympics women's gold medal in front of the team of the Federal Republic of Germany ( Juliane dog, Edith Mechelke, Elke Beyer and Rita Heigl ). In the second correspondence chess Olympiad, the Soviet team ( Olga Rubzowa, Lora Yakovleva, Marta Litinskaja, Ludmila Belavenets ) also won the gold medal.