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FIDE press release
FIDE is deeply saddened to hear of the passing of GM Ivan Farago (Hungary) in his 76th year of age.
Born in Budapest in 1946, Ivan started to play competitive chess at his age of 12.
His first significant success came in 1964 when he scored 70% at the World University Championship in Krakow. He was best individual scorer of all teams three years later. He became IM in 1974 and GM in 1976.
He won the 1986 Hungarian Championship and took silver in 1979 and 1981. Ivan Farago delivered some outstanding performances as a member of the Hungarian National team.
He won silver medals with the team at the European Team Championships in 1977 and in 1980 and bronze in 1983. Farago’s greatest achievement was the silver medal at the Chess Olympiad in Malta, 1980.
He devoted his life to chess playing passionately always investing all his energy.
His death is a big loss of the world sports and chess society. The Hungarian Chess Federation lost one of their own.
FIDE extends its sincere condolences to Ivan Farago’s family, friends, and loved ones.
With Black, Farago liked to play the French Defense, and he scored many fine and instructive victories with this opening. In the following textbook game he outplayed Australian Grandmaster Daryl Johansen.
