Quo Fuit places 4 dated presences for Hichem Hamdouchi across 4 places, from 1972 to 2013.
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Hichem Hamdouchi (Arabic هشام الحمدوشی; born 8 October 1972, in Tangier) is a Moroccan chess grandmaster.Wikipedia, full article · CC BY-SA
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Spainattested“After finishing his studies in 1998, he settled down in Spain and won tournaments in Dos Hermanas, Bolzano and Djerba.”source: Wikipedia: Hichem Hamdouchi
1998year
Dos Hermanasattested“After finishing his studies in 1998, he settled down in Spain and won tournaments in Dos Hermanas, Bolzano and Djerba.”source: Wikipedia: Hichem Hamdouchi
8 November 2013exact date
Warsawdocumented“In 2013 he won the French Chess Championship and was a member of the French team that won the silver medal at the European Team Chess Championship in Warsaw.”source: Wikidata: Q1617234 · 2 sources agree
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1988year
Thessalonikimentioned“In the same year, in the tournament of Casablanca, he was noticed for his talent and qualified for the national team of Morocco to participate in the Chess Olympiad of 1988 in Thessaloniki.”source: Wikipedia: Hichem Hamdouchi
1990year
Novi Sadmentioned“In 1990 at the 29th Chess Olympiad in Novi Sad he scored 8/11, after which he took a break from chess for his studies.”source: Wikipedia: Hichem Hamdouchi
1992year
Sitgesmentioned“He won in Sitges and Ceuta in 1992, where he picked up his first grandmaster norm.”source: Wikipedia: Hichem Hamdouchi
1993year
University of Montpelliermentioned“In 1993 he started studying economics at the University of Montpellier.”source: Wikipedia: Hichem Hamdouchi
December 1993month
Montpelliermentioned“In December 1993 he won the masters tournament in Montpellier with 7/9, gaining his second norm.”source: Wikipedia: Hichem Hamdouchi
1994year
Casablancamentioned“In 1994 he won the Masters tournament in Casablanca and in 1995 he became Arab Chess Champion in Dubai, a performance which he would repeat in 2002 and 2004.”source: Wikipedia: Hichem Hamdouchi
1994year
Dubaimentioned“In 1994 he won the Masters tournament in Casablanca and in 1995 he became Arab Chess Champion in Dubai, a performance which he would repeat in 2002 and 2004.”source: Wikipedia: Hichem Hamdouchi
1996year
Montpelliermentioned“In 1996 he won again the strong grandmaster tournament in Montpellier, where he studied business now.”source: Wikipedia: Hichem Hamdouchi
2001year
Montpelliermentioned“He won once again in Montpellier in 2001 and in the same year became African Chess Champion ahead of South African Watu Kobese.”source: Wikipedia: Hichem Hamdouchi
2002year
Nicementioned“In 2002 he won the open in Nice, Belfort and Coria del Rio.”source: Wikipedia: Hichem Hamdouchi
2004year
Tripoli, Libyamentioned“In the FIDE World Chess Championship 2004 in Tripoli he progressed to the third round, where he was eliminated 0.5-1.5 by eventual runner-up Michael Adams.”source: Wikipedia: Hichem Hamdouchi
2005year
Castelldefelsmentioned“In 2005 he won in Castelldefels, in 2006 in Salou and in 2007 in Saint-Affrique.”source: Wikipedia: Hichem Hamdouchi
2005year
Saloumentioned“In 2005 he won in Castelldefels, in 2006 in Salou and in 2007 in Saint-Affrique.”source: Wikipedia: Hichem Hamdouchi
2005year
Saint-Affriquementioned“In 2005 he won in Castelldefels, in 2006 in Salou and in 2007 in Saint-Affrique.”source: Wikipedia: Hichem Hamdouchi
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