Muzeon - The Polgár sisters

Judit, Zsuzsa, and Zsófia Polgár are descendants of a Jewish family from Budapest. Their father, a pedagogue, believed that if a child receives a quality education from an early age, they can achieve excellent results in any field, and he wanted to demonstrate this with the example of his own daughters. As a result, Judit, Zsuzsa, and Zsófia learned foreign languages, each has several university degrees, and they have played chess since they were young girls.

The Polgar Variant

Polgar Chess Festival 2012: “Three Sisters – One Legend” – Chessdom

Polgar sisters - Students, Britannica Kids

chessqueen.com - Chess Queen Alexandra Kosteniuk's Chess Blog

The Polgar Experiment - Raising World-class Chess Grandmasters - Vikas Jain

Can Everyone Become Talented? - Story of the Polgar Sisters (animated)

Chess Daily News by Susan Polgar - Polgar sisters reunited at the Istanbul Chess Olympiad

Kosteniuk Alexandra - Diary of Chess Queen, 2009-OCR, 2s, Mongoose, 244p, PDF, Chess

POLGAR SISTERS STORY- HOW TO MAKE A GENIUS, by Dipesh Joshi

Can Everyone Become Talented? - Story of the Polgar Sisters (animated)

The Incredible Polgar Sisters (Encore), human history, Hungary

The Polgar Experiment - Raising World-class Chess Grandmasters - Vikas Jain

POLGAR SISTERS STORY- HOW TO MAKE A GENIUS, by Dipesh Joshi

The Polgar Variant