List of international women's champions (awarded 1961 to 1970)

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Nona Gaprindashvili was the first woman to be appointed grandmaster in 1978 .

The list of international women's champions (awarded 1961 to 1970) lists all female chess players who received the title of international women's champions from the world chess federation FIDE between 1961 and 1970 .

In June 2020, 22 of the 37 players honored in these years are still alive. Twelve of the 37 players later achieved the title of women's grandmaster (including Nona Gaprindashvili , who won the 1962 women's world chess championship and was awarded the title of international champion for this success and was the first woman to be named grandmaster in 1978 ), three players became awarded the title of Honorary Grand Master of Women .

Legend

The table contains the following information:

  • Name : Give the name of the player.
  • Year : The year in which the player was awarded the WIM title.
  • Country : States the country for which the player was eligible to play at the time the title was awarded.
  • Life data : states the year of birth and possibly the year of death of the player.
  • WGM : Indicates the year of the award for players who were later named women's grandmasters.
  • HWGM : Indicates the year of the award for players who were later named Honorary Grand Master of Women.
  • Other associations : For players who were sooner or later eligible to play for at least one other association, specifies these associations with the periods of entitlement to play (if known). Association changes due to German reunification are not listed, other changes to a successor state are taken into account, provided the player was still active in chess at that time.

list

Surname year country Life dates WGM HWGM other associations
Nana Alexandria 1966 Soviet Union 1949 1976 Georgia (since 1992)
Olha Andrjejewa 1967 Soviet Union 1937
Venka Asenova 1965 Bulgaria 1930-1986 1986
Helga ax 1961 Federal Republic of Germany 1937
Gertrude Baumstark 1970 Romania 1941-2020 Germany (from 2004)
Tanja Belamarić 1967 Yugoslavia 1946 Croatia (since 1992)
Rimma Bilunova 1968 Soviet Union 1940-2015 Russia (from 1992)
Ruth Cardoso 1970 Brazil 1934-2000
Klara Friedman 1966 Israel 1920
Nona Gaprindashvili 1961 Soviet Union 1941 1976 Georgia (since 1992)
Károlyné Honfi 1969 Hungary 1933-2010
Maria Ivanka 1968 Hungary 1950 1978
Ljubica Jocić 1966 Yugoslavia 1936
Katarina Jovanović 1964 Yugoslavia 1943 1986
Alexandra Kislowa 1966 Soviet Union 1946
Henryka Konarkowska 1961 Poland 1938 1968 Yugoslavia (since 1965)
Natalia Konopljowa 1970 Soviet Union 1944-2011
Valentina Kozlovskaya 1965 Soviet Union 1938 1976 Russia (since 1992)
Edit Krizsan 1965 Hungary 1938
Alla Kuschnir 1962 Soviet Union 1941-2013 1976 Israel (from 1975)
Mirosława Litmanowicz 1967 Poland 1928-2017
Milka Lyiljak 1967 Yugoslavia 1942 Slovenia (since 1992)
Zsuzsa Makai 1970 Romania 1945-1987 Hungary (from 1979)
Jana Malypetrová 1969 Czechoslovakia 1947 1982 England (since 1970)
Nina Medjanikova 1970 Soviet Union 1936 Russia (since 1992)
Margareta Perevoznic 1967 Romania 1936
Maaja Ranniku 1964 Soviet Union 1941-2014 Estonia (from 1992)
Rodica Reicher 1970 Romania 1934
Jelena Rubzowa 1970 Soviet Union 1947 1977 Russia (since 1992)
Tatiana Satulovskaya 1961 Soviet Union 1935-2017 1976 Russia (1992–2002), Israel (from 2002)
Waltraud Schameitat 1966 German Democratic Republic 1940-2007
Tereza Štadler 1966 Yugoslavia 1936-2001 1978
Margareta Teodorescu 1964 Romania 1932-2013 1985
Alla Tchaikovskaya 1962 Soviet Union 1934-2007 Georgia (from 1992)
Zsuzsa Verőci 1969 Hungary 1949 1978
Štěpánka Vokřálová 1970 Czechoslovakia 1949 Federal Republic of Germany (since 1981)
Corry Vreeken 1968 Netherlands 1928 1987

See also

Footnotes

  1. ^ Later Ivánka-Budinsky
  2. ↑ later Jocić-Živković
  3. ↑ later Blagojević
  4. ↑ later Sokolov
  5. ↑ later Krizsán-Bilek
  6. ↑ later Ankerst
  7. ↑ later Hartston, Miles, Bellin
  8. ^ Later Fatalibekova
  9. ↑ later Nowarra
  10. ↑ later Mayer

literature

  • Willy Iclicki: FIDE Golden book 1924–2002. Euroadria, Slovenia 2002, OCLC 446052391 .