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Inhaltsverzeichnis Inhaltsverzeichnis Turin 2006 13 Endstand 16 Turniertabelle [Fragment] 17 Mannschaftsaufstellungen [Fragment] 18 Beste individuelle Resultate 19 Partien: 20 • Lubov Zsiltsova-Lisenko (IBCA) - Rayza Luna (Bolivien) • Fiona Steil-Antoni (Luxemburg) - Ariana Pintor (Portugal) • Sigurlaug Fridthjofsdottir (Island) - Nora Mohd Saleh (Vereinigte Arabische Emirate) • Laura Savola (Finnland) - Tatjana Berlin (Weißrussland) • Katervna Lahno (Ukraine) - Bathuyag Mongontuul (Mongolei) • Rusudan Goletiani (USA) - Hou Yifan (China) • Tatjana Kosintseva (Russland) - Viktorija Cmilyte (Litauen) • Lela Javakhishvili (Georgien) - Ildiko Madl (Ungarn) • Lela Javakhishvili (Georgien) - Lilja Gretarsdottir (Island) • Monika Tsiganova (Estland) - Hoang Thanh Trang (Ungarn) • Zhao Xue (China) - Dana Reizniece (Lettland) • Nino Khurtsidze (Georgien) - Alexandra Kosteniuk (Russland) • Natalia Zhukova (Ukraine) - Humpy Koneru (Indien) • Zakia Suitana (Bangladesch) - Rusudan Goletiani (USA) • Wang Yu (China) - Maria Nepeina Leconte (Frankreich) • Marina Makropoulou (Griechenland) - Shen Yang (China) • Szidonia Vaida (Ungarn) - Hou Yifan (China) • Anna Ushenina (Ukraine) - Ana Cristina Calotescu (Rumänien) Quellen 38 7 http://d-nb.info/1063733332 Dresden 2008 39 Endstand 43 Turniertabelle [Fragment] 44 Mannschaftsaufstellungen [Fragment] 45 Beste individuelle Resultate 46 Partien: 47 • Alexandra Kostenjuk (Russland) - Maja Tschiburdanidse (Georgien) • Maja Tschiburdanidse (Georgien) - Alisa Marie (Serbien) • Bahar Hallaeva (Turkmenistan) - Anna Zatonskih (USA) • Nadezhda Kosintseva (Russland) - Khayala Isgandarova (Aserbaidschan) • Joanna Maidan (Polen) - Ana Benderac (Serbien) • Mahini Mona Salman (Iran) - Natalia Zdebskaia (Ukraine) • Natalia Zdebskaia (Ukraine) - Lilit Galojan (Armenien) • Natalia Zhukova (Ukraine) - Corina Peptan (Rumänien) • Ljilja Drljevic (Montenegro) - Rusudan Goletiani (USA) • Mary Ann Gomes (Indien) - Marina Brunello (Italien) • Maia Lomineishvili (Georgien) - Olga Vasiliev (Israel) • Alexandra Kostenjuk (Russland) - Zeinab Mamedyarova (Aserbaidschan) • Yelena Dembo (Griechenland) - Bathuvag Mongontuul (Mongolei) • Irina Krush (USA) - Aykamar Malikgulyewa (Turkmenistan) • Jovanka Houska (England) - Antoaneta Stefanowa (Bulgarien) • Pia Cramling (Schweden) - Catherina Perena (Philippinen) • Elisabeth Pähtz (Deutschland) - Elena Sedina (Italien) • Anna Muzychuk (Slowenien) - Rocio Vasquez Ramirez (Ecuador) • Irina Krush (USA) - Marie Sebag (Frankreich) • Turkan Mamedyarova (Aserbaidschan) - Tatjana Kosintseva (Russland) • Claudia Amura (Argentinien) - Ketina Kachiani-Gersinska (Deutschland) • Iweta Rajlich (Polen) - Nana Dzagnidze (Georgien) • Nana Dzagnidze (Georgien) - Zhao Xue (China) • Franziska Beltz (Deutschland III) - Alejandra Guerrero Rodriguez (Mexiko) • Tatev Abrahamyan (USA) - Olga Vasiliev (Israel) • Katerina Rohonyan (USA) - Alina Motoc (Rumänien) • Sopiko Khukhashvili (Georgien) - Irina Bulmaga (Moldawien) Quellen 69 8 Khanty-Mansiysk 2010 71 Endstand 75 Turniertabelle [Fragment] 76 Mannschaftsaufstellungen [Fragment] 77 Beste individuelle Resultate 78 Partien: 79 • Tatjana Kosintseva (Russland I) - Elena Boric (Bosnien/Herzegowina) • Tatjana Kosintseva (Russland I) - Antoaneta Stefanowa (Bulgarien) • Nadezhda Kosintseva (Russland 1) - Ju Wenjun (China) • Irina Chelushkina (Serbien) - Nadezhda Kosintseva (Russland I) • Yaniet Marrero Lopez (Kuba) - Nguyen Thi Mai Hung (Vietnam) • Inna Janowskaia (Ukraine) - Judith Fuchs (Deutschland) • Mariva Muzvchuk (Ukraine) - Gabriela Solis (Bolivien) • Ju Wenjun (China) - Silje Bjerke (Norwegen) • Salome Melia (Georgien) - Aleksandra Mijovic (Montenegro) • Baira Kovanova (Russland III) - Hou Yifan (China) • Bela Khotenashvili (Georgien) -Jovana Eric (Serbien) • Marie Sebag (Frankreich) - Hoang Thi Bao Tram (Vietnam) • Tatiana Kosintseva (Russland I) - Katervna Lahno (Ukraine) • Elina Danielian (Armenien) - Natalija Pogonina (Russland II) • Tatev Abrahamvan (USA) - Datja Kaps (Slowenien) • Alexandra Kosteniuk (Russland I) -Szidonia Vajda (Ungarn) • Valentina Gunina (Russland I) - Nazrana Khan (Bangladesch) • Sopiko Khukhashvili (Georgien) - Nargiz Umodova (Aserbaidschan) • Valentina Gunina (Russland I) - Alina Kashlinskaya (Russland II) Quellen 97 9 Istanbul 2012 99 Endstand 101 Turniertabelle [Fragment] 103 Mannschaftsaufstellungen [Fragment] 104 Beste individuelle Resultate 105 Partien: 106 • Hou Yifan (China) - Kateryna Lahno (Ukraine) • Hou Yifan (China) - Tatiana Kosintseva (Russland) • Monika Socko (Polen) - Hou Yifan (China) • Sophie Milliet (Frankreich) - Zhao Xue (China) • Tuvshintugs Batchimeg (Mongolei) - Nadezhda Kosintseva (Russland) • Nadezhda Kosintseva (Russland) - Nino Maisuradze (Frankreich) • Nadezhda Kosintseva (Russland) - Zhao Xue (China) • Huang Oian (China) - Nazrana Khan (Bangladesch) • Huang Oian (China) - Elena Levushkina (Deutschland) • Suzana Komoto Chang (Brasilien) - Nataliia Pogonina (Russland) • Mariva Muzvchuk (Ukraine) - Zhao Xue (China) • Alexandra Kostenjuk (Russland) - Dulamsuren Yanjindulam (Mongolei) • Andreea Bollengier (Frankreich) - Alexandra Kostenjuk (Russland) • Alexandra Kostenjuk (Russland) - Swaminathan Soumya (Indien) • Madina Davletbaveva (Kasachstan) - Ding Yixin (China) • Bela Khotenashvili (Georgien) - Carolina Mazariegos Kummerfeldt (Guatemala) • Viktoriia Cmilvte (Litauen) - Tanja Tuominen (Finnland) • Irina Krush (USA) - Nguyen Thi Mai Hung (Vietnam) • Valentina Gunina (Russland) - Lilit Mkrtchian (Armenien) • Margarita Voiska (Bulgarien) - Ju Wenjun (China) • Khayala Isgandarova (Aserbaidschan) - Anna Ushenina (Ukraine) • Ding Yixin (China) - Nino Khurtsidze (Georgien) Quellen 129 10 Anhang 131 Medaillenspiegel I 131 Medaillenspiegel II (1957-2012) 132 Erfolgsbilanzen 133 Nona-Gaprindaschwili-Preis 135 Herausragende Spielerinnen 136 Mannschafts-Weltmeisterschaften der Frauen 139 Quellen 144 Index 145 Quellenverzeichnis 189 Gesamtübersicht 195 11 .
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