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Dorian Rogozenko

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29 years old born on August 8, 1973 in Chisinau or Kishinev, Moldova
(former Soviet Union). In 1994 Rogozenko graduated from the Sport University
in Chisinau and received a diploma as a Sport Teacher.
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Dorian first started playing chess at the age of six and first went to
chess training (at a chess school) at the age of nine. Later he became the
pupil of Moldavia's most famous coach, Vecheslav Chebanenko.
- International Master title in 1992, International Grandmaster title in
1996 (first GM norm in 1992, last norm in 1995).

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Best FIDE rating on 1.07.1999: 2576.
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Multiple junior champion of Moldavia.
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Best results: Moldavian Champion 1994, winner of the following international
tournaments: Moscow GM tournament 1992, Chemnitz open 1997, Bucharest GM
tournament 1998, Eforie open 1998; co-winner: Lvov 1995, Hamburg 1997, 2000.
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Several times Champion of Romania with the team RATB; second place in the
Netherland Team Competition in year 2001, as a member of Bussum team.
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Four times participated in Chess Olympiads: three times for Moldavian team,
once for Romanian team (second board) in the Chess Olympiad in Istanbul
2000.
- Participant of the FIDE World Championship, Moscow 2001.

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Winner of The Ten Most Important Theoretical Novelties Of The Chess
Informant 82.
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In 2000 ChessBase released Rogozenko's first opening CD-ROM Sveshnikov
Sicilian, in 2002 the second one: The Slav Defence.
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Permanent contributor of several international and national chess publications.
- In 1999 Rogozenko moved to Bucharest, Romania, where he now lives.

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Hobbies: "my daughter Teodora Nana and foreign languages. Speak several
of them."
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