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Mednis (feminine: Medne): is a Latvian-language
surname meaning "capercaillie" or "wood grouse".
People with that name include:
Arnis Mednis (born 1961)...
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Edmar John
Mednis (Latvian: Edmārs Džons
Mednis;
March 22, 1937 –
February 13, 2002) was a Latvian-American
chess player and
writer of
Latvian origin....
- pawn "The
value of the
chess pieces". Schach.de.
Retrieved 2021-03-11. (
Mednis 1990:2)
Discussions on the
strength of
bishops is
covered e.g. in "The Art...
- 2001 with the song "Too Much",
written by
Arnis Mednis and
Gustavs Terzens, and
performed by
Arnis Mednis himself. The
Latvian parti****ting broadcaster...
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White has,
behind only 1.e4 and 1.d4. The move has been
described by
Edmar Mednis as a "perfect and
flexible opening" and by
others such as Aron Nimzowitsch...
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Korchnoi Fischer vs.
Petrosian 1971
Timman vs. Lutz
Vidmar vs.
Maroczy (
Mednis 1990:43)
Petrosian vs. Fischer, 1958 (Schiller 2003:29) (Just & Burg 2003)...
- ISBN 978-954-8782-56-2.
Mednis 1997, pp. 56, 146.
Mednis calls 6.Bc4
against the
Najdorf Variation "Fischer's 6 B-QB4".
Mednis 1997, pp. 56, 74, 80, 88...
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Medni Rid (Bulgarian: Медни рид,
meaning Copper Ridge), also
known as
Bakarlak (Бакърлък)
until 1942, is a
ridge in south-eastern Bulgaria. It
forms the...
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Retrieved 8
April 2018.
Chess Informant 14, pp. 187–188, No. 503.
Mednis 1997, pp. 278–279.
Mednis 1997, p. 279. "Fischer
games as
Black in
Poisoned Pawn". Chessgames...
- checkmate, even if the
defending king also has a
knight or a bishop.
Edmar Mednis stated that this
inability to
force checkmate is "one of the
great injustices...
