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The Yugoslav Chess Championship was an annual chess tournament held to determine the Yugoslav national champion and Yugoslavia's candidates for the World Chess Championship. It was first played in 1935 in Belgrade, the capital of Kingdom of Yugoslavia and ended with its 46th iteration after the breakup of SFR Yugoslavia.

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rdfs:label	Campionat d'escacs de Iugoslàvia (ca) Championnat de Yougoslavie d'échecs (fr) Campionato jugoslavo di scacchi (it) Чемпионат Югославии по шахматам (ru) Yugoslav Chess Championship (en)
rdfs:comment	Le championnat d'échecs de Yougoslavie était l'un des plus forts tournois nationaux du monde dans ce pays où les échecs sont populaires, en particulier dans la période de 1945 à 1991. À partir de 1992, le championnat ne comprend plus les joueurs de Slovénie, de Croatie, de Bosnie-Herzégovine et de Macédoine, ces pays ayant acquis l'indépendance. En 2003, le championnat devient le championnat de Serbie-et-Monténégro. En 2007, le Monténégro acquiert l'autonomie et le championnat devient le Championnat de Serbie d'échecs. Il n'y eut pas de championnat en 2003 ni en 2004. (fr) The Yugoslav Chess Championship was an annual chess tournament held to determine the Yugoslav national champion and Yugoslavia's candidates for the World Chess Championship. It was first played in 1935 in Belgrade, the capital of Kingdom of Yugoslavia and ended with its 46th iteration after the breakup of SFR Yugoslavia. (en) Il Campionato jugoslavo di scacchi è stato un torneo che si è svolto in Jugoslavia dal 1935 al 1991 per determinare il campione nazionale di scacchi. A partire dal 1947 si è svolto anche il campionato femminile. Nel 1992 la Repubblica Socialista Federale di Jugoslavia si dissolse per dare vita a vari paesi indipendenti: Bosnia ed Erzegovina, Croazia, Repubblica Federale di Jugoslavia (dal 2003 Serbia e Montenegro), Slovenia. In seguito si sono svolti i campionati nazionali di tali paesi. (it) Чемпионаты Югославии по шахматам проводились с 1935 г. (с перерывом на время Второй мировой войны). В послевоенные годы нумерацию турниров стали вести заново. Женские чемпионаты страны проводились с 1947 г. После распада СФРЮ проводились чемпионаты Союзной республики Югославии. Нумерация турниров сохранялась. В середине 2000-х гг. проводились чемпионаты Сербии и Черногории. После разделения Сербии и Черногории каждая из стран проводит отдельный чемпионат. (ru) El Campionat d'escacs de Iugoslàvia és un torneig d'escacs de gran tradició, celebrat per determinar el campió nacional. Fou un torneig molt fort, especialment en el període 1945 - 1991, quan reunia jugadors de les sis repúbliques federals que avui són països independents. (ca)
dcterms:subject	Chess in Yugoslavia National championships in Yugoslavia Chess national championships Women's chess national championships
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Link from a Wikipage to another Wikipage	Predrag Nikolić Rogaška Slatina Chess in Yugoslavia Belgrade Borislav Ivkov Branko Damljanović Breakup of Yugoslavia Jordanka Belić Petar Trifunović Vasja Pirc Vesna Mišanović Vlasta Maček Lidija Timofejeva Chess tournament Predrag Ostojić National championships in Yugoslavia Gordana Marković Božidar Ivanović Mirjana Marić Ljubljana Ljubomir Ljubojević Slavoljub Marjanović Zagreb Zdenko Kožul Zorica Nikolin Aleksandar Matanović Alisa Marić Amalija Pihajlić Dragan Barlov Dragoljub Minić Dragoljub Velimirović Braslav Rabar Novi Sad Chess national championships Henrijeta Konarkowska-Sokolov Ivan Nemet Ivan Sokolov (chess player) Tereza Štadler Women's chess national championships Suzana Maksimović Svetozar Gligorić Marija Petrović (chess player) Daniela Nutu-Gajić Kingdom of Yugoslavia Krunoslav Hulak Miguel Najdorf Mijo Udovčić Milan Matulović Milunka Lazarević Olivera Prokopović Milan Vidmar Milan Vukić World Chess Championship Nikola Karaklajić Borislav Kostić SFR Yugoslavia Ružica Jovanović Katarina Jovanović-Blagojević Vera Nedeljković Ljubica Jocić dbr:Dušan_Rajković dbr:Miralem_Dževlan dbr:Nagy-Radenković dbr:Srđan_Marangunić dbr:Janez_Stupica dbr:Slava_Cvenkl
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