This file is a listing of all non-championship team tournaments that haven't been assigned anywhere else. There are details available only for some of them.This file is a listing of all non-championship team tournaments that haven't been assigned anywhere else. There are details available only for some of them.| no. | host city | year | results | |
Prague-Brno    |
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1922-1934 | Prague and Brno won 4 times each with one draw Total points: Prague-Brno 93-79 |
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Brno-Bratislava  |
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1923-1934 | Bron won 7 matches while Bratislava just 1 Total points: Prague-Brno 67½-52½ |
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| Berlin |  |
1927 | Soviet Union 27½; Austria 21½; Hungary 21; Denmark 16½; Germany 13½ | |
| Moscow |  |
1929 | Leningrad 21; Moscow 18½; Kharkiv 12; Tashkent 8½ | |
| Špindlerův Mlýn | |
1948 | Workers' Olympiad: Hungary 12½; Yugoslavia 9½; Poland 9; Czechoslovakia 8; Switzerland 1 |
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| Görlitz |  |
1952 | Poland 14½; Hungary 9; East Germany 6½ | |
| France |  |
1958 | France "A" (Muffang) 6; Switzerland (Walther) 5½; Belgium (Dunkelblum) 4½; France "B" (Lemoine) 2 | |
| Mar del Plata |  |
1960 | Chile 8½; Mar del Plata city 5½; Uruguay 5; Paraguay 5 | |
| 1960 | Latin America Team Championship: Nicaragua 15; El Salvador 12; Costa Rica 12; Guatemala 10 (...) |
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| Luxembourg |  |
1960 | Rheinland region (GER) 13; Saar region (GER) 9½; Lothringen region (GER) 9½; Luxembourg 8 | |
| Monte Carlo |  |
1960 | Mediterranean Cup: Yugoslavia (Parma; Nedeljković; Udovčić; Bulat) 13½; Tunisia 9; France 8½; Italy 8½; Monaco ½ |
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| Guatemala |  |
1961 | Latin America Team Championship: El Salvador 12½; Honduras 12; Guatemala 11½; Nicaragua 11; Costa Rica 8½; Panama 4½ |
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| Riga | |
1961 | Latvia (Gipslis) 14½; Lithuania 8; East Germany (Zinn) 7½ | |
| Monte Carlo |
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1966 | 100th anniversary of Monte Carlo: Belgium 15½; Switzerland 14; Italy 12; Monaco "A" 9½; France 8½; Monaco "B" ½ |
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| Riga | |
1969 | Belorussian SSR; Estonian SSR; Latvian SSR | |
| Milan |  |
1974 | Yugoslavia (Minic; Sofrevski; Bertok; Musil; Deze) 11½; Czechoslovakia (Plachetka; Kozma; Banas; Nowak) 10½; Italy (Tatai; Toth; Cosulich; Mariotti; Cappello) 10½; Austria 10½; Hungary 10; France 7 | |
| Baden-Baden | |
1974 | Germany "A" 7½; London "A" 4½; Germany "B" 4½; London "B" 3½ | |
| Glasgow |  |
1975 | Glasgow 800 Home International Team Tournament: ENG 16½; SCO 14; WLS 11; IRL 6½ |
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| Livorno | |
1976 | Trade Union Championship: Bulgaria (Radulov) 6½; Poland (Grabczewski) 6; Romania (Mititelu) 6; Italy 5½; Czechoslovakia (Filip) 5; Soviet Union (Balashov) 4½; Italy "B" 4; Italy "C" 2½ |
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| 3. | Bled |  |
1976 | Alpine Cup: 26th-31st July, junior event: France (Giacomazzi; L.Roos; Sellos; D.Roos; Massot) 12; Italy (Taruffi, Trabattoni, Coppini, Serpilli) 11; Austria (Gigerl); Slovenia (Orel) 9½; Germany (Lahtela) 8½; Yugoslavia (Supancic) 8 |
| 4. | Weilburg | |
1977 | Alpine Cup: 27th-31st July, junior event: France 10; Italy 9½ West Germany II 8½ West Germany I 8; Austria 4 |
| Monte Carlo | |
1977 | Mini Olympiad: Luxembourg 12½; Andorra 10; Monaco "A" 9½; Monaco "B" 4 |
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| Sharjah |  |
1977 | UAE 20; Iraq 12; Yemen AR 11½ Qatar 5; DR Yemen 5; Bahrain 3½ | |
| Mazara del Vallo | |
1987 | Mediterranean Cup (7th-14th July) Egypt 21½, Italy (Lanzani, Belotti, Ratti, Lagumina, Gueci) 19, Spain 19, Tunisia 18½, Algeria 16, Lebanon 11½, Greece 10½, Malta 8½, Palestine (2 players) 3½ Florencio Campomanes, then FIDE president, was honorary guest. |
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| Aosta | |
1987 | Trofeo delle Nevi: Italy 20; Scotland 18½; Wales 16; Ireland 15; Aosta Valley 10½ |
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| Reykjavik |  |
1990 | VISA Chess Summit: URS 31½; England 31; USA 30; Nordic Team 27½ |
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| Cannes | |
1992 | Cannes Chess Festival: (rapid) England 17½ (Nunn, Adams, Chandler, Hodgson), USA 14 (Seirawan, Christiansen, Benjamin, Fedorowicz), Netherlands 12 (Timman, Piket, Van der Wiel, Sosonko, Ree), France 4½ (Kouatly, Santo Roman, Renet, Miralles) |
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Thessaloniki  |
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1992 | Balkan team tournament: Turkey 7, Albania 6, Bulgaria 5, FYR Macedonia 2, Greece 0. There was controversy whether match points (as in official protocol) or game points (as claimed by Albanian Chess Federation) should be used. Alternative standings by game points: Albania 8, Turkey 7½, Bulgaria 7½, FYR Macedonia 5, Greece 2. |
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| Andorra la Vella |  |
2004 | I Quadrangular Andbanc: Catalonia region 12; Andorra 9½; The Basque Country 9; Luxembourg 5½ |
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| Oslo |  |
2008 | Four nations chess challenge: Sweden 6; England 4; Latvia 1; Norway 1 |
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| no. | host city | year | results | |
| Berlin West | |
1962 | Berlin West 19; Zurich 15; Munich 13; Vienna 13 | |
| Vienna |  |
1964 | Berlin West 19; Vienna 15; Munich 13; Zurich 12 | |
| Zurich |  |
1966 | Vienna 18; Zurich 16½; Berlin West 13½; Munich 12 | |
| Vienna | |
1971 | Vienna 13; Berlin West 10½; Zurich 6½ | |
| Velm | |
1979 | Vienna 21½; Graz 16½; Berlin West 13; Zurich 9 | |
| Monte Carlo | |
1958 | (club event) Slavia Belgrade (YUG) 28½; SA Baden (GER) 14½; Monte Carlo (MNC) 13½; Alekhine Nice (FRA); Torino (ITA) | |
| Monte Carlo | |
1961 | (club event) Slavia Belgrade (YUG) 16½; Soler (SUI) 13; Turin (ITA) 12; Stuttgart (GER) 11½; Milan (ITA) 10; Lisabon (POR) 9½ (10 teams overall) | |
| Moscow | |
1966 | (student teams) Moscow 15; Belgrade 13½; Budapest 10½; Bucharest 9 | |
| Leningrad | |
1966 | (student teams) Belgrade 16½; Leningrad 14½; Budapest 9½; Bucharest 7½ | |
| Budapest |  |
1967 | Budapest "A" (HUN) 9½; Sofia (BUL) 8; Bucharest (ROM) 7½; Warsaw (POL) 7; Budapest "B" (HUN) 6½; Halle (GDR) 6½ | |
| Belgium |  |
1969 | (university teams) London; Prague; Amsterdam; Leyde; Brussels; Liege; Brussels "B" | |
| Moscow | |
1969 | (Lenin's 100th anniversary) Riga; Lepizig; MGU Moscow ... (7 teams overall) | |
| Leipzig | |
1971 | (club event) SG Leipzig (GDR) 31½; Slavia Sofia (BUL) 24; Brno (CSR) 21; Legion Warsaw (POL) 20½; DAW Berlin (GDR) 19; Buna Halle (GDR) 18; Studentenauswahl (GDR) 16; Slavoj Česky Brod (CSR) 16; Lokomotive Leipzig (GDR) 14 | |
| Riga | |
1971 | Riga 12; Tallinn 11; Vilnius 6½ | |
| 1974 | Tallin (Nei) 11½; Riga (Klovans) 10½; Vilnius (Lapienis) 7½ | |||
| Lucerne | |
1976 | Lucerne (SUI) 13; Strasbourg (FRA) 9½; Innsbruck (AUT) 7½; Baden-Baden (GER) 6 | |
| Tunis |  |
1977 | Moscow (Suetin, Vasiukov, Kupreichik) 20½; Tunis 11½; Rome 9; Baghdad 7 | |
| Tunis | |
1978 | Belgrade 11½; Paris 11 (... also La Valletta, Tripolis, Tunis) | |
| Moscow | |
1978 | Moscow (Petrosian, Averbakh) 9½; Belgrade (Ivkov, Matanovic) 8½; Prague (Prandstetter, Meduna) 6 | |
| Czechoslovakia | |
1979 | (club&city event) Buna Halle (GDR) 36½; Budapest (HUN) 33½; Prague (CSR) 27½; Katowice (POL) 20; Brno (CSR) 17½; Bratislava (CSR) 15 | |
| no. | host city | year | results | |
| 1. | Vrnjacka Banja |  |
1972 | Hungary 7½; Romania 7; Poland 6; Yugoslavia 5½; Bulgaria 4 |
| 2. | Vrnjacka Banja | |
1973 | Hungary 8; Romania 7½; Yugoslavia 5½; Poland 5; Bulgaria 4 |
| 3. | Vrnjacka Banja | |
1974 | Hungary 12½; Romania 11½; Bulgaria 9; Yugoslavia 4½; Poland 2½ |
| Vrsač | |
1976 | Hungary (Ivanka, Veröci, Karakas, Porubszky) 10½; Bulgaria 9; Romania 8; Yugoslavia 7; Poland 5½ | |
| Bad Aibling | |
1978 | Austria 10½, Bayern region 10, Switzerland 9½ | |
| Lucerne | |
1978 | West Germany 17½; Netherlands 12½; Bayern region 12; France 11½; England 11½; Austria 10; Switzerland 9 | |
| Lucerne | |
1980 | Netherlands (Vreeken, v.Parreren, Belle, v.Gent) 13½; West Germany 13; England 12; Switzerland 8; Italy 7½; Austria 6 | |
| 7. | Davos | |
1981 | Bayern region 17½; Austria 17; Switzerland 14½; Wirtemberg region 11 |
| 8. | Augsburg | |
1982 | Switzerland 20; Wirtemberg region 16; Bayern region 12½; Austria 12½ |
| Lund |  |
2001 | U21: Poland 16½; Norway 8½; Sweden 5½; Denmark 5½ | |