Pergamon Chess magazine, London, October 1990.
Cover page
Chess can be interesting for TV audience
10.09.2007.
Interview with IM Alisa Maric
Author:
Goran Urosevic
link:interview
Media coverage
There are hundreds of newspapers and magazines articles written about life and
career of Alisa Maric. Most of them are on Serbian language so
we are presenting latest of them as illustration in site's
Gallery section.
Here you can find few examples and some resources which also can be found on
Internet.
Who
was that lady?
Story by Frederic Friedel
25.09.2003. A few weeks ago we asked you to identify some baby pictures of the
strongest American-born female chess player in history. It is remarkable how
many readers were able to work out the puzzle and send us the correct answer. It
was Alisa Maric, who was born in New York but now lives in Belgrade. Here's a
picture portrait of this
remarkable young
lady.
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Alisa
at the Olympics. Story by Josip Asik
11.09.2004. A chess grandmaster at the Olympic Games? Not the Olympiad, mind
you, but the big one in Athens, where WGM Alisa Maric represented her country,
Serbia & Montenegro. And while she was there she proved that size actually
doesn't matter – by trouncing Yugoslav basketball stars, each a foot and a half
taller than her. At chess. Here are impressions of
Alisa
in Athens...
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In the Limelight:
Alisa Maric.
Story by Harald Fietz
10.07.2002. Before the round of Dortmund chess meeting 2002 began, the
organizers mechanically recited a few of her successes in women's chess, but
then they revealed their special focus: in common with many chess players, this
chess artiste with her brown, red-toned hair and a lot of gold jewellery had
been reduced to the most common characteristic in chess – her world rating
number.
Alisa in Dortmund...
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