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Max Romih

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379: 374: 107:, he tied for 16th place at Florence 1948, ended 9th at Venice 1951, 3rd at Trieste 1954, and 2nd at Rovigo 1956. Finally, he tied for 12th/15th at Sottomarina (Chioggia) 1970, at the age of 77. 460: 416: 465: 241: 475: 76:
of foreign or foreign-sounding names and he first became Massimiliano Romih, ultimately dropping the "h" off the end of his name after the
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became part of Italy. Soon afterwards, in keeping with its nationalistic ideals,
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He won at Scarborough 1925, ended 3rd at Hyères 1926 (
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chess
Istria
Buzet
Croatian
Austria-Hungary
World War I
Julian March
Fascism
Italianization
San Remo 1930 chess tournament
Italian Chess Championship
Davide Marotti
Stefano Rosselli del Turco
Mario Monticelli
Antonio Sacconi
World War II
Abraham Baratz
Fritz Sämisch
George Alan Thomas
Rudolf Pitschak
Alexander Alekhine
José Raúl Capablanca
Esteban Canal
Chess Olympiads
1st unofficial Chess Olympiad
1st Chess Olympiad
4th Chess Olympiad
6th Chess Olympiad
3rd unofficial Chess Olympiad

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