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| '''Paul Truong''', a child prodigy, born in June 1965, is an 11-time national ] champion |
'''Paul Truong''', a child prodigy, born in June 1965, is an 11-time national ] champion. He currently resides in the ] after fleeing South Vietnam as a ] in April 1979. | ||
| In 2003, |
In 2003, Truong co-founded the U.S. Women's Chess Olympiad Program with former ] ]. | ||
| In 2004, Paul served as the captain and manager of the U.S. Women's ] Team. The team captured one team Silver Medal, one individual Silver Medal and two individual Gold Medals, the first ever Chess Olympiad medals for the United States Women's Chess Team. | In 2004, Paul served as the captain and manager of the U.S. Women's ] Team. The team captured one team Silver Medal, one individual Silver Medal and two individual Gold Medals, the first ever Chess Olympiad medals for the United States Women's Chess Team. | ||
| Paul currently serves as the Chairperson of the ] Polgar Committee and he is the Vice President of the . He is one of the biggest advocates for Women's Chess and Scholastic Chess in the U.S. He has organized several annual girls tournaments with Susan Polgar, including the Susan Polgar National Invitational for Girls (awarded $155,000 in prizes, stipends and scholarships in August 2005), the Susan Polgar National Open Championship for Girls, and the Susan Polgar World Open Championship for Girls. Paul was one of the organizers the 2005 USA vs Russia Distance Match and several events featuring Susan Polgar, including the ]–Polgar Clash of Titans match in 2004, the Karpov–Polgar Chess for Peace match in 2005, and the Guinness World Records Chess Simultaneous Exhibition which earned ] Susan Polgar 4 World Records on August 1-2, 2005 in ]. | |||
| Paul is also a chess photographer, and his pictures have been published in many chess books (including 3 covers), magazines and websites across the globe. | |||
| He is an award-winning chess columnist and has written hundreds of articles for many chess magazines and websites worldwide. |
He is an award-winning chess columnist and has written hundreds of articles for many chess magazines and websites worldwide. Paul has also coauthored the books ''Teach Yourself Chess in 24 Hours'', ''World Champion's Guide to Chess'', ''Chess Tactics for Champions'', and ''Breaking Through'', as well as 7 instructional Chess DVDs. | ||
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Paul Truong, a child prodigy, born in June 1965, is an 11-time national chess champion. He currently resides in the United States after fleeing South Vietnam as a boat refugee in April 1979.
In 2003, Truong co-founded the U.S. Women's Chess Olympiad Program with former Women's World Champion Susan Polgar. In 2004, Paul served as the captain and manager of the U.S. Women's Chess Olympiad Team. The team captured one team Silver Medal, one individual Silver Medal and two individual Gold Medals, the first ever Chess Olympiad medals for the United States Women's Chess Team.
Paul currently serves as the Chairperson of the USCF Polgar Committee and he is the Vice President of the Susan Polgar Foundation. He is one of the biggest advocates for Women's Chess and Scholastic Chess in the U.S. He has organized several annual girls tournaments with Susan Polgar, including the Susan Polgar National Invitational for Girls (awarded $155,000 in prizes, stipends and scholarships in August 2005), the Susan Polgar National Open Championship for Girls, and the Susan Polgar World Open Championship for Girls. Paul was one of the organizers the 2005 USA vs Russia Distance Match and several events featuring Susan Polgar, including the Karpov–Polgar Clash of Titans match in 2004, the Karpov–Polgar Chess for Peace match in 2005, and the Guinness World Records Chess Simultaneous Exhibition which earned Grandmaster Susan Polgar 4 World Records on August 1-2, 2005 in Palm Beach Gardens, Florida.
Paul is also a chess photographer, and his pictures have been published in many chess books (including 3 covers), magazines and websites across the globe.
He is an award-winning chess columnist and has written hundreds of articles for many chess magazines and websites worldwide. Paul has also coauthored the books Teach Yourself Chess in 24 Hours, World Champion's Guide to Chess, Chess Tactics for Champions, and Breaking Through, as well as 7 instructional Chess DVDs.
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