Russian Chess Championship
The Russian Chess Championship has taken various forms.
Russian Chess Championship (men) 2016
Novosibirsk (Russia)
Alexander Riazantsev
Russian Chess Championship (men) 2014
Kazan (Russia)
Igor Lysyj
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Russian Chess Championship (men) 2002
Krasnodar (Russia)
Alexander Lastin
Russian Chess Championship (men) 2000
Samara (Russia)
Sergey Volkov
Russian Chess Championship (men) 1999
Moscow (Russia)
Konstantin Sakaev
Russian Chess Championship (men) 1996
Elista (Russia)
Alexander Khalifman
Russian Chess Championship (men) 1993
Tyumen (Russia)
Alexei Bezgodov
Russian Chess Championship (men) 1992
Oryol (Russia)
Alexei Gavrilov
Russian Chess Championship (men) 1990
Kuybyshev (Russia)
Andrei Kharlov
Russian Chess Championship (men) 1990
Kuybyshev (Russia)
Ruslan Shcherbakov
Russian Chess Championship (men) 1990
Kuybyshev (Russia)
Maxim Sorokin
Russian Chess Championship (men) 1989
Gorky (Russia)
Alexey Vyzmanavin
Russian Chess Championship (men) 1988
Voronezh (Russia)
Ratmir Kholmov
Russian Chess Championship (men) 1988
Voronezh (Russia)
Vadim Ruban
Russian Chess Championship (men) 1987
Kursk (Russia)
Andrei Kharitonov
Russian Chess Championship (men) 1986
Smolensk (Russia)
Veniamin Shtyrenkov
Russian Chess Championship (men) 1985
Sverdlovsk (Russia)
Alexander Petrushin
Russian Chess Championship (men) 1984
Bryansk (Russia)
Gennady Tunik
Russian Chess Championship (men) 1982
Stavropol (Russia)
Anatoly Vaisser
Russian Chess Championship (men) 1982
Stavropol (Russia)
Valery Chekhov
Russian Chess Championship (men) 1981
Vladimir (Russia)
Pavel Zarubin
Russian Chess Championship (men) 1980
Kazan (Russia)
Alexander Petrushin
Russian Chess Championship (men) 1979
Sverdlovsk (Russia)
Alexander Panchenko
Russian Chess Championship (men) 1977
Volgograd (Russia)
Valerij Zhuravliov
Russian Chess Championship (men) 1976
Novosibirsk (Russia)
Nukhim Rashkovsky
Russian Chess Championship (men) 1974
Tula (Russia)
Nukhim Rashkovsky
Russian Chess Championship (men) 1973
Omsk (Russia)
Valeri Korensky
Russian Chess Championship (men) 1973
Omsk (Russia)
Jurij Rusakov
Russian Chess Championship (men) 1973
Omsk (Russia)
Vitaly Tseshkovsky
Russian Chess Championship (men) 1972
Rostov-on-Don (Russia)
Vitaly Tseshkovsky
Russian Chess Championship (men) 1971
Penza (Russia)
Oleg Dementiev
Russian Chess Championship (men) 1971
Penza (Russia)
Valery Zilberstein
Russian Chess Championship (men) 1968
Grozny (Russia)
Alexander Zaitsev
Russian Chess Championship (men) 1964
Kazan (Russia)
Nikolai Krogius
Russian Chess Championship (men) 1963
Chelyabinsk (Russia)
Anatoly Lein
Russian Chess Championship (men) 1960
Perm (Russia)
Vitaly Tarasov
Russian Chess Championship (men) 1959
Voronezh (Russia)
Anatoly Lutikov
Russian Chess Championship (men) 1956
Kislovodsk (Russia)
Leonid Shamkovich
Russian Chess Championship (men) 1955
Leningrad (Russia)
Anatoly Lutikov
Russian Chess Championship (men) 1954
Rostov-on-Don (Russia)
Leonid Shamkovich
Russian Chess Championship (men) 1952
Tula (Russia)
Lev Aronin
Russian Chess Championship (men) 1952
Tula (Russia)
Nikolai Krogius
Russian Chess Championship (men) 1949
Yaroslavl (Russia)
Peter Dubinin
Russian Chess Championship (men) 1949
Yaroslavl (Russia)
Georgy Ilivitsky
Russian Chess Championship (men) 1948
Saratov (Russia)
Nikolay Aratovsky
Russian Chess Championship (men) 1948
Saratov (Russia)
Georgy Ilivitsky
Russian Chess Championship (men) 1947
Kuybyshev (Russia)
Nikolay Novotelnov
Russian Chess Championship (men) 1946
Sverdlovsk (Russia)
Isaac Boleslavsky
Russian Chess Championship (men) 1935
Gorky (Russia)
Alexander Tolush
Russian Chess Championship (men) 1934
Moscow (Russia)
Sergey Belavenets
Russian Chess Championship (men) 1928
Moscow (Russia)
Peter Izmailov
Russian Chess Championship (men) 1923
Petrograd (Russia)
Peter Romanovsky
Russian Chess Championship (men) 1905
Saint Petersburg (Russia)
Gersz Salwe
