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Paulino (Paulin) Frydman (26 May 1905 in Warsaw, Poland – 2 February 1982 in Buenos Aires, Argentina) was a Polish chess master.

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rdfs:label	Paulino Frydman (de) Παουλίνο Φρίντμαν (el) Paulino Frydman (es) Paulin Frydman (fr) Paulino Frydman (it) Paulino Frydman (en) Paulin Frydman (pl) Paulin Frydman (pt) Фридман, Паулино (ru)
rdfs:comment	Paulino (Paulin) Frydman (26 de mayo de 1905, Varsovia – 2 de febrero de 1982, Buenos Aires) fue un ajedrecista argentino de origen polaco. (es) Paulin ou Paulino Frydman est un joueur d'échecs polonais né le 26 mai 1905 à Varsovie et mort le 2 février 1982 à Buenos Aires. (fr) Paulino (Paulin) Frydman (26 May 1905 in Warsaw, Poland – 2 February 1982 in Buenos Aires, Argentina) was a Polish chess master. (en) Paulin Frydman foi um jogador de xadrez da Polônia com diversas participações nas Olimpíadas de xadrez tendo conquistado dez medalhas no total. Frydman participou das edições de 1928 a 1939. Em participações individuais, conquistou duas medalhas de prata em 1935 e 1939 e duas de bronze em 1933 e 1937. Por equipes, conquistou as medalhas de ouro em 1930, duas de prata em 1931 e 1939 e três de bronze em 1928, 1935 e 1937. (pt) Paulin Frydman (ur. 26 maja 1905 w Warszawie, zm. 2 lutego 1982 w Buenos Aires) – polski szachista pochodzenia żydowskiego, od pierwszych lat 40. XX wieku reprezentant Argentyny, mistrz międzynarodowy od 1955 roku. (pl) Паулино Фридман (польск. Paulin Frydman; 26 мая 1905, Варшава — 3 февраля 1982, Буэнос-Айрес) — аргентинский, ранее польский, шахматист; международный мастер (1955). Участник чемпионатов Польши: 1926 — 2-е; 1927 — 5-6-е; 1935 — 2-4-е места. 4-кратный чемпион Варшавы (1931—1936). В составе команды Польши участник 7 олимпиад (1927—1939), в том числе 6-й — 11½ очков из 16 (лучший результат на 2-й доске). Победитель международных турниров в (1930), Будапеште (1934), Хельсинки (1936). С 1939 жил в Аргентине. В 1941 участвовал в международных турнирах: Мар-дель-Плата — 4-5-е; Буэнос-Айрес — 3-е; Сан-Паулу — 3-4-е места. (ru) Paulino (Paulin) Frydman (* 26. Mai 1905 in Warschau; † 2. Februar 1982 in Buenos Aires) war ein polnischer Schachmeister, der Polen und Argentinien repräsentierte. Frydman war mütterlicherseits ein Neffe der polnischen Schachlegende Szymon Winawer. Das Schachspiel erlernte er bereits in frühester Kindheit, als 16-Jähriger begann er mit dem Turnierschach. Frydman galt in der Zwischenkriegszeit als ein führender polnischer Schachmeister. Er wurde bei der 1926 erstmals ausgerichteten Meisterschaft Polens Zweiter hinter Dawid Przepiórka. 1935 wurde er bei der Landesmeisterschaft Dritter nach Savielly Tartakower und Miguel Najdorf. Vier Mal gewann er die Meisterschaft von Warschau. Er nahm von 1928 bis 1939 an allen sieben Schacholympiaden für Polen teil. 1930 führte er mit u. a. Akiba Rubinst (de)
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name	Paulino Frydman (en)
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birth place	Warsaw
death place	Buenos Aires
death place	Buenos Aires Argentina (en)
death date	1982-02-02 (xsd:date)
birth place	Warsaw Poland (en)
birth date	1905-05-26 (xsd:date)
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Link from a Wikipage to another Wikipage	Rudolf Spielmann Savielly Tartakower Andy Soltis Dawid Przepiórka Argentine people of Polish-Jewish descent Paul Keres Vasja Pirc Jakub Kolski Polish emigrants to Argentina Salo Flohr Águas de São Pedro–São Paulo 1941 chess tournament Alexander Flamberg Gideon Ståhlberg Andor Lilienthal Łódź Mar del Plata 1941 chess tournament 5th Chess Olympiad 6th Chess Olympiad 7th Chess Olympiad 8th Chess Olympiad 1905 births 1982 deaths Jewish chess players Budapest Buenos Aires Sportspeople from Warsaw Warsaw Akiba Rubinstein

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