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Chess grandmaster Daniel Naroditsky dies

Russian chess grandmaster investigated for conduct surrounding Daniel Naroditsky death

FIDE announced that it is investigating Russian grandmaster Vladimir Kramnik for conduct connected to the death of Daniel Naroditsky.

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Chess Grandmaster Daniel Naroditsky's Final Post Before His Death Addressed Taking a 'Break' from Content

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World Chess Federation investigating Russian grandmaster who accused Daniel Naroditsky of cheating

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Chess Grandmaster Daniel Naroditsky Has Died At 29

Daniel Naroditsky, an accomplished player and teacher with the Charlotte Chess Center, passed away unexpectedly, according to the organization.

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Chess grandmaster Daniel Naroditsky dies at 29; started as prodigy in Foster City

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Chess grandmaster and Bay Area native Daniel Naroditsky, 29, dies unexpectedly

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Chess grandmaster Daniel Naroditsky is remembered as a leader in the game’s online surge

Naroditsky’s untimely death has shined a spotlight on the dark underbelly of the game that fellow pros say brought undue criticism and hostility upon the chess star in his final months.

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Chess grandmaster Daniel Naroditsky dies unexpectedly at 29

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World Chess Federation investigating man who accused Daniel Naroditsky of cheating

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Chess world mourns grandmaster Daniel Naroditsky's death, rages against Russian rival who alleged cheating

In 2022, world champion Magnus Carlsen accused another player, Hans Niemann, of cheating. (Niemann has admitted to having cheated in some games when he was younger but denied cheating since.) But in the wake of Naroditsky’s death, Carlsen said that he was taken aback by the ferocity of Kramnik’s attacks and that he privately supported Naroditsky.

Bay Area chess grandmaster mourned as game authorities investigate Russian rival for alleged cyberbullying

The scandal seems a world away from the Bay Area, where Naroditsky’s old friends and mentors remember a bright, soft-spoken young man who loved volunteering to teach others the sport.