| year
|
place
|
winner
|
2nd place
|
3rd place
|
| 1901 |
Monte Carlo |
Dawid Janowski ( France ) |
Carl Schlechter ( Austria-Hungary ) |
Theodor von Scheve ( Germany ), Michail Tschigorin ( Russia )
|
| 1902 |
Monte Carlo |
Géza Maróczy ( Austria-Hungary ) |
Harry Nelson Pillsbury ( USA ) |
Dawid Janowski ( France )
|
| |
Hanover |
Dawid Janowski ( France ) |
Harry Nelson Pillsbury ( USA ), Henry Ernest Atkins ( England ) |
|
| 1903 |
Monte Carlo |
Siegbert Tarrasch ( Germany ) |
Géza Maróczy ( Austria-Hungary ) |
Harry Nelson Pillsbury ( USA )
|
| |
Vienna |
Mikhail Chigorin ( Russia ) |
Frank James Marshall ( USA ) |
Georg Marco ( Austria-Hungary )
|
| 1904 |
Cambridge Springs |
Frank James Marshall ( USA ) |
Dawid Janowski ( France ), Emanuel Lasker ( Germany ) |
|
| |
Monte Carlo |
Géza Maróczy ( Austria-Hungary ) |
Carl Schlechter ( Austria-Hungary ) |
Frank James Marshall ( USA )
|
| |
Coburg |
Curt von Bardeleben ( Germany ), Carl Schlechter ( Austria-Hungary ), Rudolf Swiderski ( Germany ) |
|
|
| 1905 |
East End |
Géza Maróczy ( Austria-Hungary ) |
Dawid Janowski ( France ), Siegbert Tarrasch ( Germany ) |
|
| |
Barmen |
Dawid Janowski ( France ), Géza Maróczy ( Austria-Hungary ) |
|
Frank James Marshall ( USA )
|
| 1906 |
East End |
Carl Schlechter ( Austria-Hungary ) |
Géza Maróczy ( Austria-Hungary ) |
Akiba Rubinstein ( Poland )
|
| |
Nuremberg |
Frank James Marshall ( USA ) |
Oldřich Duras ( Austria-Hungary ) |
Leó Forgács ( Austria-Hungary ), Carl Schlechter ( Austria-Hungary )
|
| |
Stockholm |
Ossip Bernstein ( Ukraine ), Carl Schlechter ( Austria-Hungary ) |
|
Jacques Mieses ( Germany )
|
| 1907 |
Carlsbad |
Akiba Rubinstein ( Poland ) |
Géza Maróczy ( Austria-Hungary ) |
Paul Saladin Leonhardt ( Germany )
|
| |
Ostend A |
Siegbert Tarrasch ( Germany ) |
Carl Schlechter ( Austria-Hungary ) |
Frank James Marshall ( USA ), Dawid Janowski ( France )
|
| |
Ostend B |
Ossip Bernstein ( Ukraine ), Akiba Rubinstein ( Poland ) |
|
Jacques Mieses ( Germany ), Aaron Nimzowitsch ( Latvia )
|
| |
Copenhagen |
Paul Saladin Leonhardt ( Germany ) |
Géza Maróczy ( Austria-Hungary ), Carl Schlechter ( Austria-Hungary ) |
|
| |
Vienna |
Jacques Mieses ( Germany ) |
Oldřich Duras ( Austria-Hungary ) |
Savielly Tartakower ( Austria-Hungary ), Milan Vidmar ( Austria-Hungary ), Géza Maróczy ( Austria-Hungary )
|
| 1908 |
Vienna |
Oldřich Duras ( Austria-Hungary ), Géza Maróczy ( Austria-Hungary ), Carl Schlechter ( Austria-Hungary ) |
|
|
| |
Prague |
Oldřich Duras ( Austria-Hungary ), Carl Schlechter ( Austria-Hungary ) |
|
Akiba Rubinstein ( Poland )
|
| |
Dusseldorf |
Frank James Marshall ( USA ) |
Georg Salwe ( Poland ) |
Rudolf Spielmann ( Austria-Hungary )
|
| 1909 |
St. Petersburg |
Emanuel Lasker ( Germany ), Akiba Rubinstein ( Poland ) |
|
Oldřich Duras ( Austria-Hungary ), Rudolf Spielmann ( Austria-Hungary )
|
| |
Gothenburg |
Milan Vidmar ( Austria-Hungary ) |
Paul Saladin Leonhardt ( Germany ) |
Oldřich Duras ( Austria-Hungary )
|
| |
Stockholm |
Rudolf Spielmann ( Austria-Hungary ) |
Paul Saladin Leonhardt ( Germany ) |
Erich Cohn ( Germany )
|
| 1910 |
Hamburg |
Carl Schlechter ( Austria-Hungary ) |
Oldřich Duras ( Austria-Hungary ) |
Aaron Nimzowitsch ( Latvia )
|
| 1911 |
San Sebastian |
José Raúl Capablanca ( Cuba ) |
Akiba Rubinstein ( Poland ), Milan Vidmar ( Austria-Hungary ) |
|
| |
Carlsbad |
Richard Teichmann ( Germany ) |
Carl Schlechter ( Austria-Hungary ), Akiba Rubinstein ( Poland ) |
|
| 1912 |
San Sebastian |
Akiba Rubinstein ( Poland ) |
Aaron Nimzowitsch ( Latvia ), Rudolf Spielmann ( Austria-Hungary ) |
|
| |
Wroclaw |
Oldřich Duras ( Austria-Hungary ), Akiba Rubinstein ( Poland ) |
|
Richard Teichmann ( Germany )
|
| |
Pistyan |
Akiba Rubinstein ( Poland ) |
Rudolf Spielmann ( Austria-Hungary ) |
Frank James Marshall ( USA )
|
| |
Vilnius |
Akiba Rubinstein ( Poland ) |
Ossip Bernstein ( Ukraine ) |
Stepan Levitsky ( Russia )
|
| |
Stockholm |
Alexander Alekhine ( Russia ) |
Erich Cohn ( Germany ) |
Georg Marco ( Austria-Hungary )
|
| 1913 |
Havana |
Frank James Marshall ( USA ) |
José Raúl Capablanca ( Cuba ) |
Dawid Janowski ( France )
|
| |
new York |
José Raúl Capablanca ( Cuba ) |
Frank James Marshall ( USA ) |
Charles Jaffé ( USA )
|
| 1913/1914 |
St. Petersburg |
Alexander Alekhine ( Russia ), Aaron Nimzowitsch ( Latvia ) |
|
Alexander Flamberg ( Poland )
|
| 1914 |
St. Petersburg |
Emanuel Lasker ( Germany ) |
José Raúl Capablanca ( Cuba ) |
Alexander Alekhine ( Russia )
|
| |
Mannheim |
Alexander Alekhine ( Russia ) |
Milan Vidmar ( Austria-Hungary ) |
Rudolf Spielmann ( Austria-Hungary )
|
| |
Baden-Baden |
Alexander Flamberg ( Poland ) |
Efim Bogolyubov ( Ukraine ) |
Ilja Rabinowitsch ( Russia )
|
| 1914/1915 |
Triberg |
Efim Bogolyubov ( Ukraine ) |
Ilja Rabinowitsch ( Russia ) |
Pyotr Romanovsky ( Russia )
|
| 1915 |
New York City |
José Raúl Capablanca ( Cuba ) |
Frank James Marshall ( USA ) |
Oscar Chajes ( USA ), Abraham Kupchik ( USA )
|
| 1916 |
New York City |
José Raúl Capablanca ( Cuba ) |
Dawid Janowski ( France ), |
Oscar Chajes ( USA )
|
| 1917/1918 |
Vienna |
Milan Vidmar ( Austria-Hungary ) |
Savielly Tartakower ( Austria-Hungary ) |
Carl Schlechter ( Austria-Hungary )
|
| 1918 |
Berlin |
Milan Vidmar ( Austria-Hungary / Slovenia ) |
Carl Schlechter ( Austria-Hungary ) |
Jacques Mieses ( Germany )
|
| |
Košice |
Richard Réti ( Austria-Hungary / Czechoslovakia ) |
Milan Vidmar ( Austria-Hungary / Slovenia ) |
Gyula Breyer ( Austria-Hungary / Hungary ), Carl Schlechter ( Austria-Hungary / Austria )
|
| |
Berlin |
Emanuel Lasker ( Germany ) |
Akiba Rubinstein ( Poland ) |
Carl Schlechter ( Austria-Hungary )
|
| |
New York City |
José Raúl Capablanca ( Cuba ) |
Boris Kostić ( Austria-Hungary / Serbia ) |
Frank James Marshall ( USA )
|
| 1919 |
Hastings |
José Raúl Capablanca ( Cuba ) |
Boris Kostić ( Serbia ) |
George Alan Thomas ( England ), Frederick Yates ( England )
|
| |
Stockholm |
Rudolf Spielmann ( Austria ) |
Akiba Rubinstein ( Poland ) |
Efim Bogolyubov ( Ukraine )
|
| 1920 |
Gothenburg |
Richard Réti ( Czechoslovakia ) |
Akiba Rubinstein ( Poland ) |
Efim Bogolyubov ( Ukraine )
|
| |
Berlin |
Gyula Breyer ( Hungary ) |
Efim Bogoljubow ( Ukraine ), Savielly Tartakower ( Poland ) |
|
| 1921 |
Budapest |
Alexander Alekhine ( France ) |
Ernst Grünfeld ( Austria ) |
Boris Kostić ( Yugoslavia ), Savielly Tartakower ( Poland )
|
| |
The hague |
Alexander Alekhine ( France ) |
Savielly Tartakower ( Poland ) |
Akiba Rubinstein ( Poland )
|
| 1922 |
Piešťany |
Efim Bogolyubov ( Ukraine ) |
Alexander Alekhine ( France ), Rudolf Spielmann ( Austria ) |
|
| |
London |
José Raúl Capablanca ( Cuba ) |
Alexander Alekhine ( France ) |
Milan Vidmar ( Yugoslavia )
|
| |
Hastings |
Alexander Alekhine ( France ) |
Akiba Rubinstein ( Poland ) |
George Alan Thomas ( England ), Efim Bogoljubow ( Ukraine )
|
| |
Teplitz-Schönau |
Richard Réti ( Czechoslovakia ), Rudolf Spielmann ( Austria ) |
|
Ernst Grünfeld ( Austria ), Savielly Tartakower ( Poland )
|
| |
Vienna |
Akiba Rubinstein ( Poland ) |
Savielly Tartakower ( Poland ) |
Heinrich Wolf ( Czechoslovakia )
|
| 1923 |
Carlsbad |
Alexander Alekhine ( France ), Efim Bogoljubow ( Ukraine ), Géza Maróczy ( Hungary ) |
|
|
| |
Moravian-Ostrava |
Emanuel Lasker ( Germany ) |
Richard Réti ( Czechoslovakia ) |
Ernst Grünfeld ( Austria )
|
| 1924 |
New York City |
Emanuel Lasker ( Germany ) |
José Raúl Capablanca ( Cuba ) |
Alexander Alekhine ( France )
|
| |
Meran |
Ernst Grünfeld ( Austria ) |
Rudolf Spielmann ( Austria ) |
Akiba Rubinstein ( Poland ), Dawid Przepiórka ( Poland ), Alexei Selesnjow ( Russia / France )
|
| 1925 |
Baden-Baden |
Alexander Alekhine ( France ) |
Akiba Rubinstein ( Poland ) |
Friedrich Sämisch ( Germany )
|
| |
Wroclaw |
Efim Bogolyubov ( Ukraine ) |
Aaron Nimzowitsch ( Denmark ) |
Akiba Rubinstein ( Poland ), Heinrich Wagner ( Germany )
|
| |
Marienbad |
Akiba Rubinstein ( Poland ), Aaron Nimzowitsch ( Denmark ) |
|
Frank James Marshall ( USA ), Carlos Torre ( Mexico )
|
| |
Moscow |
Efim Bogolyubov ( Ukraine ) |
Emanuel Lasker ( Germany ) |
José Raúl Capablanca ( Cuba )
|
| 1926 |
Dresden |
Aaron Nimzowitsch ( Denmark ) |
Alexander Alekhine ( France ) |
Akiba Rubinstein ( Poland )
|
| |
Semmering |
Rudolf Spielmann ( Austria ) |
Alexander Alekhine ( France ) |
Milan Vidmar ( Yugoslavia )
|
| 1927 |
New York City |
José Raúl Capablanca ( Cuba ) |
Alexander Alekhine ( France ) |
Aaron Nimzowitsch ( Denmark )
|
| |
Kecskemét |
Alexander Alekhine ( France ) |
Aaron Nimzowitsch ( Denmark ), Lajos Steiner ( Hungary ) |
|
| |
London |
Aaron Nimzowitsch ( Denmark ), Savielly Tartakower ( Poland ) |
|
Frank James Marshall ( USA )
|
| 1928 |
Bad Kissingen |
Efim Bogoljubow ( Germany ) |
José Raúl Capablanca ( Cuba ) |
Max Euwe ( Netherlands ), Akiba Rubinstein ( Poland )
|
| |
Berlin |
José Raúl Capablanca ( Cuba ) |
Aaron Nimzowitsch ( Denmark ), Rudolf Spielmann ( Austria ) |
|
| 1929 |
Budapest |
José Raúl Capablanca ( Cuba ) |
Akiba Rubinstein ( Poland ) |
Savielly Tartakower ( Poland )
|
| |
Carlsbad |
Aaron Nimzowitsch ( Denmark ) |
José Raúl Capablanca ( Cuba ), Rudolf Spielmann ( Austria ) |
|
| |
Rohitsch-Sauerbrunn |
Akiba Rubinstein ( Poland ) |
Salo Flohr ( Czechoslovakia ) |
Géza Maróczy ( Hungary ), Vasja Pirc ( Yugoslavia ), Sándor Takács ( Hungary )
|
| 1929/1930 |
Hastings |
José Raúl Capablanca ( Cuba ) |
Milan Vidmar ( Yugoslavia ) |
Frederick Dewhurst Yates ( England )
|
| 1930 |
San Remo |
Alexander Alekhine ( France ) |
Aaron Nimzowitsch ( Denmark ) |
Akiba Rubinstein ( Poland )
|
| 1930/1931 |
Hastings |
Max Euwe ( Netherlands ) |
José Raúl Capablanca ( Cuba ) |
Mir Sultan Khan ( England )
|
| 1931 |
Bled |
Alexander Alekhine ( France ) |
Efim Bogoljubow ( Germany ) |
Aaron Nimzowitsch ( Denmark )
|
| |
Rotterdam |
Salo Landau ( Netherlands ) |
Edgard Colle ( Belgium ) |
Savielly Tartakower ( Poland )
|
| 1931/1932 |
Hastings |
Salo Flohr ( Czechoslovakia ) |
Isaac Kashdan ( USA ) |
Max Euwe ( Netherlands )
|
| 1932 |
Sliač |
Salo Flohr ( Czechoslovakia ), Milan Vidmar ( Yugoslavia ) |
|
Vasja Pirc ( Yugoslavia )
|
| |
London |
Alexander Alekhine ( France ) |
Salo Flohr ( Czechoslovakia ) |
Isaac Kashdan ( USA ), Mir Sultan Khan ( England )
|
| |
Bern |
Alexander Alekhine ( France ) |
Max Euwe ( Netherlands ), Salo Flohr ( Czechoslovakia ) |
|
| |
Pasadena |
Alexander Alekhine ( France ) |
Isaac Kashdan ( USA ) |
Arthur Dake ( USA ), Samuel Reshevsky ( USA )
|
| 1932/1933 |
Hastings |
Salo Flohr ( Czechoslovakia ) |
Vasja Pirc ( Yugoslavia ) |
Lajos Steiner ( Hungary ), Mir Sultan Khan ( England )
|
| 1933/1934 |
Hastings |
Salo Flohr ( Czechoslovakia ) |
Alexander Alekhine ( France ) |
Andor Lilienthal ( Hungary )
|
| 1934 |
Budapest |
Andor Lilienthal ( Hungary ) |
Vasja Pirc ( Yugoslavia ) |
Salo Flohr ( Czechoslovakia ), Paulino Frydman ( Poland )
|
| |
Leningrad |
Mikhail Botvinnik ( USSR ) |
Pyotr Romanovsky ( USSR ), Nikolai Ryumin ( USSR ) |
|
| |
Zurich |
Alexander Alekhine ( France ) |
Max Euwe ( Netherlands ), Salo Flohr ( Czechoslovakia ) |
|
| 1934/1935 |
Hastings |
Max Euwe ( Netherlands ), Salo Flohr ( Czechoslovakia ), George Alan Thomas ( England ) |
|
|
| 1935 |
Margate |
Samuel Reshevsky ( USA ) |
José Raúl Capablanca ( Cuba ) |
George Alan Thomas ( England )
|
| |
Moscow |
Michail Botwinnik ( USSR ), Salo Flohr ( Czechoslovakia ) |
|
Emanuel Lasker ( Germany )
|
| 1935/1936 |
Hastings |
Reuben Fine ( USA ) |
Salo Flohr ( Czechoslovakia ) |
Savielly Tartakower ( Poland )
|
| 1936 |
Margate |
Salo Flohr ( Czechoslovakia ) |
José Raúl Capablanca ( Cuba ) |
Gideon Ståhlberg ( Sweden )
|
| |
Moscow |
José Raúl Capablanca ( Cuba ) |
Mikhail Botvinnik ( USSR ) |
Salo Flohr ( Czechoslovakia )
|
| |
Bad Nauheim |
Alexander Alekhine ( France ), Paul Keres ( Estonia ) |
|
Carl Ahues ( Germany )
|
| |
Nottingham |
Michail Botvinnik ( USSR ), José Raúl Capablanca ( Cuba ) |
|
Max Euwe ( Netherlands ), Reuben Fine ( USA )
|
| |
Zandvoort |
Reuben Fine ( USA ) |
Max Euwe ( Netherlands ) |
Paul Keres ( Estonia ), Savielly Tartakower ( Poland )
|
| |
Amsterdam |
Reuben Fine ( USA ), Max Euwe ( Netherlands ) |
|
Alexander Alekhine ( France )
|
| |
Poděbrady |
Salo Flohr ( Czechoslovakia ) |
Alexander Alekhine ( France ) |
Jan Foltys ( Czechoslovakia )
|
| 1936/1937 |
Hastings |
Alexander Alekhine ( France ) |
Reuben Fine ( USA ) |
Erich Eliskases ( Austria )
|
| 1937 |
Margate |
Reuben Fine ( USA ), Paul Keres ( Estonia ) |
|
Alexander Alekhine ( France )
|
| |
Kemeri |
Samuel Reshevsky ( USA ), Vladimirs Petrovs ( Latvia ), Salo Flohr ( Czechoslovakia ) |
|
|
| |
Bad Nauheim / Stuttgart / Garmisch
|
Max Euwe ( Netherlands ) |
Efim Bogoljubow ( Germany ), Alexander Alekhine ( France ) |
|
| |
Semmering / Baden near Vienna
|
Paul Keres ( Estonia ) |
Reuben Fine ( USA ) |
José Raúl Capablanca ( Cuba )
|
| 1937/1938 |
Hastings |
Samuel Reshevsky ( USA ) |
Paul Keres ( Estonia ), Hugh O'Donel Alexander ( Ireland ) |
|
| 1938 |
Noordwijk |
Erich Eliskases ( German Empire ) |
Paul Keres ( Estonia ) |
Vasja Pirc ( Yugoslavia )
|
| |
Netherlands ( AVRO tournament ) |
Paul Keres ( Estonia ), Reuben Fine ( USA ) |
|
Mikhail Botvinnik ( USSR )
|
| |
Margate |
Alexander Alekhine ( France ) |
Rudolf Spielmann ( Austria ) |
Vladimir Petrovs ( Latvia )
|
| |
Lodsch |
Vasja Pirc ( Yugoslavia ) |
Savielly Tartakower ( Poland ) |
Vladimirs Petrovs ( Latvia ), Erich Eliskases ( German Empire ), Gideon Ståhlberg ( Sweden )
|
| 1938/1939 |
Hastings |
László Szabó ( Hungary ) |
Max Euwe ( Netherlands ) |
Salo Landau ( Netherlands ), Vasja Pirc ( Yugoslavia )
|
| 1939 |
Leningrad / Moscow
|
Salo Flohr ( Czechoslovakia ) |
Samuel Reshevsky ( USA ) |
Andor Lilienthal ( Hungary ), Wladimir Makogonow ( USSR ), Grigori Löwenfisch ( USSR ), Vyacheslav Ragosin ( USSR )
|
| |
Margate |
Paul Keres ( Estonia ) |
José Raúl Capablanca ( Cuba ), Salo Flohr ( Czechoslovakia / USSR ) |
|
| |
Kemeri / Riga
|
Salo Flohr ( Czechoslovakia / USSR ) |
Gideon Ståhlberg ( Sweden ), László Szabó ( Hungary ) |
|
| |
Stuttgart |
Efim Bogoljubow ( Germany ) |
Kurt Richter ( Germany ) |
Erich Eliskases ( German Empire ), Ludwig Engels ( Germany ), Georg Kieninger ( Germany ), Milan Vidmar ( Yugoslavia )
|
| |
Buenos Aires |
Miguel Najdorf ( Poland ), Paul Keres ( Estonia ) |
|
Gideon Ståhlberg ( Sweden ), Moshe Czerniak ( Palestine )
|
| |
Rosario |
Vladimir Petrovs ( Latvia ) |
Erich Eliskases ( German Empire ) |
Vladas Mikėnas ( Lithuania )
|
| 1940 |
New York City |
Samuel Reshevsky ( USA ) |
Reuben Fine ( USA ) |
Isaac Kashdan ( USA )
|
| |
Moscow |
Andor Lilienthal ( USSR ), Igor Bondarewski ( USSR ) |
|
Vasily Smyslow ( USSR )
|
| |
Budapest |
Max Euwe ( Netherlands ) |
Milan Vidmar ( Yugoslavia ) |
Gedeon Barcza ( Hungary )
|
| |
Krakow / Krynica / Warsaw
|
Efim Bogoljubow ( Germany ), Anton Kohler ( Germany ) |
|
Kurt Richter ( Germany )
|
| 1941 |
Moscow / Leningrad
|
Mikhail Botvinnik ( USSR ) |
Paul Keres ( USSR ) |
Vasily Smyslow ( USSR )
|
| |
Mar del Plata |
Gideon Ståhlberg ( Sweden ) |
Miguel Najdorf ( Poland / Argentina ) |
Erich Eliskases ( German Empire / Argentina )
|
| |
Buenos Aires |
Gideon Ståhlberg ( Sweden ), Miguel Najdorf ( Poland / Argentina ) |
|
Paulino Frydman ( Poland / Argentina )
|
| |
São Paulo |
Erich Eliskases ( German Empire / Argentina ), Carlos Guimard ( Argentina )
|
|
Ludwig Engels ( Germany / Brazil ), Paulino Frydman ( Poland / Argentina )
|
| |
Munich |
Gösta Stoltz ( Sweden ) |
Alexander Alekhine ( France ), Erik Lundin ( Sweden ) |
|
| |
Krakow / Warsaw
|
Alexander Alekhine ( France ), Paul Felix Schmidt ( Germany ) |
|
Efim Bogoljubow ( Germany )
|
| 1942 |
Mar del Plata |
Miguel Najdorf ( Poland / Argentina ) |
Gideon Ståhlberg ( Sweden ), Herman Pilnik ( Argentina ) |
|
| |
Salzburg |
Alexander Alekhine ( France ) |
Paul Keres ( Estonia ) |
Klaus Junge ( Germany ), Paul Felix Schmidt ( Germany )
|
| |
Munich ( advertised as " European Championship ") |
Alexander Alekhine ( France ) |
Paul Keres ( Estonia ) |
Jan Foltys ( Czechoslovakia ), Efim Bogoljubow ( Germany )
|
| |
Warsaw / Lublin / Krakow
|
Alexander Alekhine ( France ) |
Klaus Junge ( Germany ) |
Efim Bogoljubow ( Germany )
|
| |
Prague |
Alexander Alekhine ( France ), Klaus Junge ( Germany ) |
|
Jan Foltys ( Czechoslovakia )
|
| 1943 |
Mar del Plata |
Miguel Najdorf ( Poland / Argentina ) |
Gideon Ståhlberg ( Sweden ) |
Paul Michel ( Germany / Argentina )
|
| |
Prague |
Alexander Alekhine ( France ) |
Paul Keres ( Estonia ) |
Miroslav Katětov ( Czechoslovakia )
|
| |
Salzburg |
Paul Keres ( Estonia ), Alexander Alekhine ( France ) |
|
Paul Felix Schmidt ( Germany )
|
| 1944 |
Moscow |
Mikhail Botvinnik ( USSR ) |
Vasily Smyslow ( USSR ) |
Isaak Boleslawski ( USSR )
|
| |
New York City |
Arnold Denker ( USA ) |
Reuben Fine ( USA ) |
Herman Steiner ( USA ), Samuel Reshevsky ( USA )
|
| |
Mar del Plata |
Herman Pilnik ( Argentina ), Miguel Najdorf ( Poland / Argentina ) |
|
Paul Michel ( Germany / Argentina ), Carlos Guimard ( Argentina )
|
| |
La Plata |
Miguel Najdorf ( Poland / Argentina ) |
Gideon Ståhlberg ( Sweden ) |
Julio Bolbochán ( Argentina )
|
| 1945 |
Hollywood |
Samuel Reshevsky ( USA ) |
Reuben Fine ( USA ) |
Herman Pilnik ( Argentina )
|
| 1945/1946 |
Hastings |
Savielly Tartakower ( Poland / France ) |
Folke Ekström ( Sweden ) |
Max Euwe ( Netherlands ), Herman Steiner ( USA ), Arnold Denker ( USA )
|
| 1946 |
Groningen |
Mikhail Botvinnik ( USSR ) |
Max Euwe ( Netherlands ) |
Vasily Smyslow ( USSR )
|
| 1947 |
Moscow |
Mikhail Botvinnik ( USSR ) |
Vyacheslav Ragosin ( USSR ) |
Isaak Boleslawski ( USSR ), Vasily Smyslow ( USSR )
|
| 1948 |
The Hague / Moscow (World Cup tournament) |
Mikhail Botvinnik ( USSR ) |
Vasily Smyslow ( USSR ) |
Paul Keres ( USSR ), Samuel Reshevsky ( USA )
|
| |
Saltsjöbaden (interzonal tournament) |
David Bronstein ( USSR ) |
László Szabó ( Hungary ) |
Isaak Boleslawski ( USSR )
|
| |
New York City |
Reuben Fine ( USA ) |
Miguel Najdorf ( Poland / Argentina ) |
Max Euwe ( Netherlands ), Herman Pilnik ( Argentina )
|
| 1949 |
Heidelberg |
Wolfgang Unzicker ( Germany ) |
Nicolas Rossolimo ( France ) |
Paul Felix Schmidt ( Germany ), Georg Kieninger ( Germany ), Albéric O'Kelly de Galway ( Belgium )
|
