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Léon Monosson (21 December 1892, Shchedrin – 17 February 1943, Auschwitz) was a Belarusian–French chess master. Born in Shtetl Shchedrin, near Bobruisk (Belarus), he took 10th in Petrograd (St. Petersburg) 1921 Then he emigrated to France. Dr Monosson was Paris Champion in 1935, He also took 5th in the 4th Paris City Chess Championship 1928 (Abraham Baratz won), and took 5th at Paris 1938 (L'Echiquier, Baldur Hoenlinger won).

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rdfs:label	Léon Monosson (fr) Léon Monosson (en) Моносзон, Леон (ru)
rdfs:comment	Léon Monosson (21 décembre 1892 - 17 février 1943) est un maître d'échecs franco-biélorusse. Né à shtetl Shchedrin, près de Babrouïsk en Biélorussie, il finit 10e à Petrograd (Saint-Pétersbourg) en 1921 puis émigre en France. Léon Monosson gagne le Championnat d'échecs de Paris en 1935 où il a déjà remporté la 5e place de la quatrième édition en 1928 (gagnée par Abraham Baratz) et termine à la 5e place en 1938 (édition gagnée par (L'Echiquier)). Il meurt en février 1943 au camp de concentration d'Auschwitz. (fr) Леон Моносзон (фр. Léon Monosson, 21 декабря 1892, Щедрин, Гродненская губерния — 17 февраля 1943, Освенцим) — российский и французский шахматист еврейского происхождения. (1935). (ru) Léon Monosson (21 December 1892, Shchedrin – 17 February 1943, Auschwitz) was a Belarusian–French chess master. Born in Shtetl Shchedrin, near Bobruisk (Belarus), he took 10th in Petrograd (St. Petersburg) 1921 Then he emigrated to France. Dr Monosson was Paris Champion in 1935, He also took 5th in the 4th Paris City Chess Championship 1928 (Abraham Baratz won), and took 5th at Paris 1938 (L'Echiquier, Baldur Hoenlinger won). (en)
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has abstract	Léon Monosson (21 December 1892, Shchedrin – 17 February 1943, Auschwitz) was a Belarusian–French chess master. Born in Shtetl Shchedrin, near Bobruisk (Belarus), he took 10th in Petrograd (St. Petersburg) 1921 Then he emigrated to France. Dr Monosson was Paris Champion in 1935, He also took 5th in the 4th Paris City Chess Championship 1928 (Abraham Baratz won), and took 5th at Paris 1938 (L'Echiquier, Baldur Hoenlinger won). In January 1940, he played with Wilhelm Orbach, Josef Cukierman, etc., in Paris (Savielly Tartakower won). During World War II, he was deported from France to Auschwitz concentration camp where he died in 1943. (en) Léon Monosson (21 décembre 1892 - 17 février 1943) est un maître d'échecs franco-biélorusse. Né à shtetl Shchedrin, près de Babrouïsk en Biélorussie, il finit 10e à Petrograd (Saint-Pétersbourg) en 1921 puis émigre en France. Léon Monosson gagne le Championnat d'échecs de Paris en 1935 où il a déjà remporté la 5e place de la quatrième édition en 1928 (gagnée par Abraham Baratz) et termine à la 5e place en 1938 (édition gagnée par (L'Echiquier)). Il meurt en février 1943 au camp de concentration d'Auschwitz. (fr) Леон Моносзон (фр. Léon Monosson, 21 декабря 1892, Щедрин, Гродненская губерния — 17 февраля 1943, Освенцим) — российский и французский шахматист еврейского происхождения. (1935). (ru)
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