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Hello everyone,
Here is the next question series in the KC-Conference via www.chessintranslation.com. Judit Polgar is the latest grandmaster to take part in the “KC-Conference” series and you can now ask her a question of your choice.
Hello everyone,
Here is the next question series in the KC-Conference via www.chessintranslation.com. Judit Polgar is the latest grandmaster to take part in the “KC-Conference” series and you can now ask her a question of your choice.
Twelve renowned chess figures have so far answered readers’ questions for the Russian-based Crestbook website, providing perhaps the best available insight into life at the top of world chess. The last three, Peter Svidler, Ruslan Ponomariov and Levon Aronian, also answered questions posed in English at Chess in Translation.
The way it works is as follows:
You can leave your questions for Judit Polgar in the comments section (or in Russian at Crestbook). You can ask up to 10 questions, on any topic whatsoever, but remember to be polite and that Judit will have limited time. Also try to read through the earlier questions to avoid too much repetition.
The way it works is as follows:
You can leave your questions for Judit Polgar in the comments section (or in Russian at Crestbook). You can ask up to 10 questions, on any topic whatsoever, but remember to be polite and that Judit will have limited time. Also try to read through the earlier questions to avoid too much repetition.
The deadline for questions is Sunday, 27 November.
After that deadline Judit will be sent all the questions. The only editorial control might be to correct obvious spelling/grammar mistakes and group them thematically. As soon as Judit has answered your questions they will be translated, edited and published.
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