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2 Notes  





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USSR Women's Chess Championship






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The Women's Soviet Chess Championship was played in the Soviet Union from 1927 through 1991 to determine the women's chess national champion.

The championship was not played on a regular basis in the years 1927–1937 and there was a break during World War II. From 1950 onward it was played regularly all years.

List of winners[edit]

 #   Year  Place Winner[1][2] Score
  1 1927  Moscow  Olga Rubtsova

8½ / 10   

  2 1931  Moscow  Olga Rubtsova

7½ / 9   

  3 1934  Leningrad  Olga Semenova Tyan-Shanskaya 

7 / 9   

  4 1936  Leningrad  Olga Semenova Tyan-Shanskaya

9½ / 11   

  5 1937  Rostov-on-Don  Olga Rubtsova

12½ / 15   

  6 1945  Moscow  Valentina Borisenko

7½ / 9   

  7 1946  Moscow  Elisaveta Bykova

14 / 16   

  8 1947  Moscow  Elisaveta Bykova

12 / 15   

  9 1948  Moscow  Olga Rubtsova

13 / 17   

 10 1950  Riga  Elisaveta Bykova

12½ / 15   

 11 1951  Kiev  Kira Zvorykina

11½ / 17   

 12 1952  Tbilisi  Lyudmila Rudenko

13 / 17   

 13 1953  Rostov-on-Don  Kira Zvorykina

13 / 17   

 14 1954  Krasnodar  Larissa Volpert

14 / 19   

 15 1955  Sukhumi  Valentina Borisenko

13½ / 19   

 16 1956  Dnepropetrovsk  Kira Zvorykina

13½ / 17   

 17 1957  Vilnius  Valentina Borisenko[3]

12 / 17   

 18 1958  Kharkov  Larissa Volpert[4]

14 / 21   

 19 1959  Lipetsk  Larissa Volpert

12 / 18   

 20 1960  Riga  Valentina Borisenko[5]

13 / 18   

 21 1961  Baku  Valentina Borisenko

13½ / 19   

 22 1962  Riga  Tatiana Zatulovskaya

13 / 19   

 23 1963  Baku  Maaja Ranniku[6]

14 / 19   

 24 1964  Tbilisi  Nona Gaprindashvili

15 / 19   

 25 1965  Beltsy  Valentina Kozlovskaya

13½ / 19   

 26 1966  Kiev  Nana Alexandria

14 / 19   

 27 1967  Sochi  Maaja Ranniku

11 / 13   

 28 1968  Ashkhabad  Nana Alexandria[7]

13½ / 19   

 29 1969  Gori  Nana Alexandria

15 / 19   

 30 1970  Beltsy  Alla Kushnir

14 / 19   

 31 1971  Sochi  Irina Levitina

14 / 19   

 32 1972  Tolyatti  Marta Litinskaya

12 / 19   

 33 1973  Tbilisi  Nona Gaprindashvili

14 / 19   

 34 1974  Tbilisi  Elena Fatalibekova

14 / 18   

 35 1975  Frunze  Liudmila Belavenets

10 / 16   

 36 1976  Tbilisi  Anna Akhsharumova

12½ / 17   

 37 1977  Lvov  Maia Chiburdanidze

13 / 17   

 38 1978  Nikolayevsk  Lidia Semenova

12½ / 17   

 39 1979  Tbilisi  Irina Levitina

12½ / 17   

 40 1980  Alma-Ata  Irina Levitina

12 / 15   

 41 1981  Ivano-Frankivsk    Nona Gaprindashvili
 Nana Ioseliani[8]

12 / 17   

 42 1982  Tallinn  Nana Ioseliani

12 / 17   

 43 1983  Vilnius  Nona Gaprindashvili

12½ / 17   

 44 1984  Kiev  Svetlana Matveeva
 Anna Akhsharumova[9]

9½ / 15   

 45 1985  Yerevan  Nona Gaprindashvili

12½ / 17   

 46 1986  Frunze  Nana Ioseliani

11½ / 16   

 47 1987  Tbilisi  Nana Ioseliani

14½ / 19   

 48 1988  Alma-Ata  Julia Demina

12 / 17   

 49 1989  Volzhsky  Irina Chelushkina

12½ / 17   

 50 1990  Podolsk  Ketevan Arakhamia-Grant

13 / 16   

 51 1991  Lvov  Svetlana Matveeva

13½ / 17   

Winners of more titles

Notes[edit]

  1. ^ Anatoly Karpov, ed. (1990). Шахматы. Энциклопедический Словарь [Chess. Encyclopedic Dictionary] (in Russian). Sovetskaya Entsiklopediya. pp. 458–459, 613–614. ISBN 5-85270-005-3.
  • ^ Bartelski, Wojciech. "Women's Soviet Chess Championship summary". OlimpBase. Retrieved 14 November 2023.
  • ^ Valentina Borisenko won the title after a tiebreak match with Kira Zvorykina (2½ – ½ )
  • ^ Larissa Volpert won the title after a tiebreak match with Kira Zvorykina (2½ – 1½ )
  • ^ Valentina Borisenko won the title after a tiebreak match with Tatiana Zatulovskaya (4½ – 3½ )
  • ^ Maia Ranniku won the title after a tiebreak match with Tatiana Zatulovskaya (4–2)
  • ^ Nana Alexandria won the title after a tiebreak match with Alla Chaikovskaya (3½ – ½)
  • ^ The tiebreak match was not played.
  • ^ The tiebreak match was not played.
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