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LIST OF WUC CHESS MEDALLISTS ODESSA 1990 (USSR) - 13 countries - 39 men and 19 women Men: 1. Trifonov D (BLG) 2. Jonsson B (ISL) 3. Neverov V (USSR) Women: 1. Sofieva A (USSR) 2. Lisowska A (POL) 3. Nepeina M (USSR) Team ranking: 1. USSR 2. POLAND 3. BULGARIA ANTWERPEN 1992 (Belgium) - 11 countries - 37 men and 15 women Men: 1. Janjagava (CIS) 2. San Segundo (ESP) 3. Ninov N (BLG) Women: 1. Ning Ch (PRC) 2. Cuevas M.L.(ESP) 3. Kachhiani K(CIS) Team ranking: 1. SPAIN 2. CIS 3. P.R.CHINA SOFIA 1994 (Bulgaria) - 15 countries - 43 men and 23 women Men: 1. Mukhametov (RUS) 2. Beikert (GER) 3.Tzermiadianos (GRE) Women: 1. Kadimova (AZE) 2. Batceceg (MGL) 3. Khurtsidze (GEO) Team ranking: 1. GEORGIA 2. P.R.CHINA 3. RUSSIA LEON 1996 (Spain) - 13 countries - 33 men and 20 women Men: 1. Cacho S (ESP) 2. San Segundo (ESP) 3. Sichinava R (GEO) Women: 1. Wang L (CHN) 2. Khurtsidze N (GEO) 3. Kadimova I (AZE) Team ranking: 1. GEORGIA 2. SPAIN 3. AZERBAIJAN ROTTERDAM 1998 (Netherlands) 17 countries 57 men and 27 women Men: 1. Shariyazdanov(RUS) 2. Peng X (CHN) 3. Zoler D (ISR) Women: 1. Khurtsidze N (GEO) 2. Wang P (CHN) 3. Lomineishvili (GEO) Team ranking: 1. RUSSIA 2. CHINA 3. GEORGIA VARNA 2000 (Bulgaria) - 18 countries - 40 men and 13 women Men: 1. Filippov,V (RUS) 2. Zubarev, A (UK) 3. Turov,M (RUS) Women: 1. Lomineishvili M(GEO) 2. Polovnikova, E (RUS) 3. Nill,J. (GER) Team ranking: 1. RUSSIA 2. GEORGIA 3. MONGOLIA ULAANBAATAR 2002 (Mongolia) - 9 countriede - 20 men and 14 women Men: 1. Zhang Zhong (CHN) 2. Shomoev A. (RUS) 3. Bocharov D. (RUS) Women: 1. Li Ruofan (CHN) 2. Kochetkova J. (RUS) 3. Anhchimeg B. (MGL) Team ranking: 1. CHINA 2. RUSSIA 3. MONGOLIA ISTANBUL 2004 (Turkey) - 15 countries - 43 men and 21 women Men: 1. Smirnov Pavel (RUS) 2. Khismatullin D. (RUS) 3. Ex aequo : Ghaem Maghami E. (IRI) Aroshidze Levan (GEO) Women: 1.Ovod Evgenija (RUS) 2. Dworakowska J. (POL) 3. Chistiakova Tamara (RUS) Team ranking: 1. RUSSIA 2. GEORGIA 3. IRAN 1 COMPARATIVE QUALIFICATION OF THE PARTICIPANTS ODESSA 1990: Men: 39 0 GM 3 IM 3 FM Women: 19 0 WGM 4 WIM 0 WFM ANTWERP 1992: Men: 37 0 GM 8 IM 6 FM Women: 15 1 WGM 1 WIM 2 WFM SOFIA 1994: Men: 43 0 GM 12 IM 6 FM Women: 23 2 WGM 3 WIM 3 FM LEON 1996: Men: 33 1 GM 5 IM 9 FM Women: 20 6 WGM 3 WIM 1 WFM ROTTERDAM 1998: Men: 57 4 GM 16 IM 15 FM WOMEN: 27 8 WGM 3 WIM 6 WFM VARNA 2000: Men: 40 4 GM 6 IM 8 FM Women: 13 1 WGM 2 WIM 3 WFM. ULAANBAATAR 2002: Men: 20 4 GM 4 IM 2 FM Women: 14 2 WGM 5 WIM 2 WFM ISTANBUL 2004: Men: 43 9 GM 11 IM 6 FM Women: 21 2 WGM 9 WIM 2 WFM Legend: GM = Grandmaster WGM = Woman Grandmaster IM = International Master WIM = Woman International master FM = FIDE-Master WFM = Woman FIDE-Master 2.

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