Date of Birth: 
About Jutta Hempel
- Jutta Hempel (born September 27, 1960 in Flensburg) is a German former chess prodigy.
- Hempel showed remarkable aptitude for the game at a young age - by age three she could watch a game of chess and replay it from memory, and by age four she was playing competitively at the Youth Center in Flensburg.
- By the age of five, Hempel was the top junior player in Flensburg.
- On her sixth birthday, Hempel performed the impressive feat of scoring 9.5-2.5 in a four-hour simultaneous exhibition.
- In her next simultaneous exhibition, which took place in the town square, Hempel won with a decisive 9-1 score.
- Hempel won the Flensburg junior championship at age seven.
- She also played six games of simultaneous blindfold chess.
- When she was eight years old, Hempel continued to give simultaneous exhibitions, some of which were broadcast on television.
- At the age of nine, Hempel managed to win a chess problem solving contest.
- Perhaps her most impressive accomplishment was her two draws against International Master Jens Enevoldsen at age 9.As an adult, Hempel attended business school in Kiel and worked for a bank for a time.
- She married in 1986 and declined to pursue a career in chess.
Read more at Wikipedia