Béla Berger
Béla Berger (12 August 1931, Szombathely, Hungary – December 2005, Sydney, Australia) was a Hungarian-Australian chess master. He took 5th in the Hungarian Championship at Budapest 1953 (Béla Sándor won). In 1954, he played for Hungary "B" at fourth board in 1st Triennial Cup in Budapest. After the failure of the Hungarian Revolution of 1956, Berger emigrated from Hungary to Australia. In Australia, he twice won the New South Wales state title (1957 and 1961), and came second in the 1959 Australian Chess Championship behind Lajos Steiner.
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Béla Berger
Béla Berger (12 August 1931, Szombathely, Hungary – December 2005, Sydney, Australia) was a Hungarian-Australian chess master. He took 5th in the Hungarian Championship at Budapest 1953 (Béla Sándor won). In 1954, he played for Hungary "B" at fourth board in 1st Triennial Cup in Budapest. After the failure of the Hungarian Revolution of 1956, Berger emigrated from Hungary to Australia. In Australia, he twice won the New South Wales state title (1957 and 1961), and came second in the 1959 Australian Chess Championship behind Lajos Steiner.
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Béla Berger (12 August 1931, S ...... Open, Svetozar Gligorić won).
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Бела Бергер (12 августа 1931, ...... мстердаме (1964) — 23-е место.
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بيلا بيرغر (بالإنجليزية: Bela ...... باثلي في المجر، وتوفي في 2005.
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Béla Berger (12 August 1931, S ...... pionship behind Lajos Steiner.
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Бела Бергер (12 августа 1931, ...... мстердаме (1964) — 23-е место.
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بيلا بيرغر (بالإنجليزية: Bela ...... باثلي في المجر، وتوفي في 2005.
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Béla Berger
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Бергер, Бела
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بيلا بيرغر
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