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Olita Rause

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Olita Rause
CountrySoviet Union
Latvia
Born(1962-11-21)November 21, 1962(age 61)
Soviet Union
Title
FIDErating2192(June 2019)
Peak rating2360(July 1994)
ICCFrating2684(October 2005)
ICCFpeak rating2721 (October 2002)

Olita Rause(born November 21, 1962) is a Latvian chess player who holds theFIDE titlesofWoman Grandmaster(WGM, 1993) andInternational Master(IM, 1995). She also holds theICCF titleofCorrespondence Grandmaster(GM, 1998).

Chess career

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Rause won the silver medal inLatvian Chess Championshipfor women three times: 1981 (tournament won byAstra Goldmane), 1984 (tournament won byAnda Šafranska), 1994 (after she lost additional match againstAnda Šafranska- 1½:2½). In 1986, Rause played for Latvia in Soviet Women's Team Chess Championship inMinskat second board.[1]

Rause played for Latvia inChess Olympiads:[2]

Rause is one of strongest world'scorrespondence chessplayers. She won theICCFWorld Cup VI tournament.[3]

Personal life

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Rause graduated from theUniversity of Latviawith a Master of Philology degree. From December 2001 to February 2017 she worked as the editor in chief for Janis Roze Publishers inRiga.Rause was married toIgors Rausis.

References

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  1. ^Wojciech Bartelski."Soviet Women's Team Chess Championship:: Olita Rause".OlimpBase.Retrieved2011-12-24.
  2. ^Wojciech Bartelski."Women's Chess Olympiads:: Olita Rause".OlimpBase.Retrieved2011-12-24.
  3. ^"Wcup-06 Final".Tables.iccf.com.Retrieved2011-12-24.
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