Chess Balkanade
The Chess Balkanade is a chess tournament that was held in Belgrade for the first time in 1946 .
The chess players with the most participations in chess Balkaniads are Florin Gheorghiu (fifteen times ), Mihail-Viorel Ghindă and Iwan Radulow (both fourteen times).
From 1977 (with the exception of 1988) there was also a women's chess balkaniade.
In addition, youth competitions took place in which numerous later top players, u. a. the later world champion Wesselin Topalow came to early successes.
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- 1st Chess Balkaniad (men): Belgrade 1946
- 2nd Chess Balkaniad (men): Sofia 1947
- 3rd Chess Balkaniad (men): Athens 1971
- 4th Chess Balkaniad (men): Sofia 1972
- 5th Chess Balkaniad (men): Poiana Braşov 1973
- 6th Chess Balkaniad (men): Poreč 1974
- 7th Chess Balkaniad (men): Istanbul 1975
- 8th Chess Balkaniad (men): Athens 1976
- 9th Chess Balkaniad (men): Albena 1977
- 10th Chess Balkaniad (men): Băile Herculane 1978
- 11th Chess Balkaniad (men): Bihać 1979
- 12th Chess Balkaniad (men): Istanbul 1980
- 13th Chess Balkaniad (men): Athens 1981
- 14th Chess Balkaniad (men): Plovdiv 1982
- 15th Chess Balkaniad (men): Băile Herculane 1983
- 16th Chess Balkaniad (men): Skopje 1984
- 17th Chess Balkaniad (men): Heraklio 1985
- 18th Chess Balkaniad (men): Sofia 1986
- 19th Chess Balkaniad (men): Kaštela Stari 1988
- 21st Chess Balkaniad (men): Kavala 1990
- 23rd Chess Balkaniad (men): Mangalia 1992
- 24th Chess Balkaniad (men): Ankara 1993
- 25th Chess Balkaniad (men): Varna 1994