Please note that the content of this book primarily consists of articles available from Wikipedia or other free sources online. Pages: 56. Chapters: Hungarian chess players, Hungarian chess writers, Judit Polgar, Susan Polgar, Lajos Portisch, Andor Lilienthal, Hungarian Chess Championship, Pal Benko, Peter Leko, Herman Steiner, Geza Maroczy, Levente Lengyel, Richard Reti, Andras Adorjan, Ildiko Madl, Laszlo Szabo, Rudolf Charousek, Lajos Asztalos, Yelena Dembo, Lajos Steiner, Alexander Chernin, Tibor Karolyi, Isidor Gunsberg, Kornel Havasi, Zoltan Ribli, Johann Lowenthal, Laszlo Polgar, Otto Blathy, Ignatz Kolisch, Sofia Polgar, Karl Gottlieb von Windisch, Janos Flesch, Peruvian Immortal, Andrew Kalotay, Gy z Forintos, Csaba Balogh, Max Weiss, Gerardo Barbero, Ern Gereben, Arpad Elo, 2nd unofficial Chess Olympiad, Geza Fuster, Gedeon Barcza, Emil Kemeny, Istvan Bilek, Arpad Vajda, Egon Varnusz, Gyula Kluger, Richard Rapport, Gyula Breyer, Leo Forgacs, Max Walter, Bela Berger, Anna Rudolf, Leopold Hoffer, Karoly Sterk, Andreas Duckstein, Vincent Grimm, Imre Konig, Jozsef Szen, Samuel Gold, Miklos Brody, Sandor Takacs, Alexandru Tyroler, Hugo Fahndrich, Jozsef Szily, Stefan Erdelyi, Zoltan von Balla, Bernhard Fleissig, Gabor Kallai, Zoltan Gyimesi, Ferenc Chalupetzky, Hoang Thanh Trang, Maximilian Ujtelky, Pal Rethy, Janos Balogh, Zoltan Almasi, Max Fleissig, Eugenio Szabados, Gyula Sax, Mirko Broder, Jozsef Pinter, Endre Steiner, Istvan Abonyi, Peter Acs, Gy z Exner, Istvan Fazekas, Adolf Schwarz, Zoltan Sarosy, Zsigmond Barasz, Laszlo Tapaszto, Gyula Makovetz, Josef Noa, Istvan Csom, Geza Nagy, Imre Korody, Peter Szekely, Zoltan Varga. Excerpt: Connection Timeout Susan Polgar (born April 19, 1969, as Polgar Zsuzsanna and often known as Zsuzsa Polgar) is a Hungarian-American chess Grandmaster. She is an Olympic chess champion, a chess teacher, coach, writer and promoter and the head of the Susan Polgar Institute for Chess Excellence (SPICE) at Texas Tech Unive...