Paul Guimard [SEP] place of death
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In 1993 he received a lifetime achievement award from the Foundation of Prince Pierre of Monaco.
Paul Guimard died in Hyères (Var). He was married to French feminist and optimistic writer Benoîte Groult, who shared his love of navigation. The style of both writers slightly converged in that respect; Groult's latest
of South London. According to some sources, Kent was the place of their death.
Tournaments.
- Radom (the 5th GG-ch), won by Efim Bogoljubow ahead of Fedor Bogatyrchuk, February 1944.
- Mar del Plata won by Herman Pilnik and Miguel Najdorf ahead of Paul Michel and Carlos Guimard, 15–31 March 1944.
- La Plata won by Najdorf followed by Gideon Ståhlberg, Julio Bolbochán, etc.
- Buenos Aires won by Moshe Czerniak.
- Rio de Janeiro won by