USSR Chess Championship

The USSR Chess Championship was played from 1920 to 1991. Organized by the USSR Chess Federation, it was the strongest national chess championship ever held, with eight world chess champions and four world championship finalists among its winners. It was held as a round-robin tournament with the exception of the 35th and 58th championships, which used the Swiss-system.

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Gallery Table

1991 USSR Chess Championship

Moscow

Artashes Minasian

1990 USSR Chess Championship

Leningrad

Alexander G Beliavsky

1990 USSR Chess Championship

Leningrad

Leonid Yudasin

1990 USSR Chess Championship

Leningrad

Evgeny Bareev

1990 USSR Chess Championship

Leningrad

Alexey Vyzmanavin

1989 USSR Chess Championship

Odessa

Rafael Vaganian

1988 USSR Chess Championship

Moscow

Anatoly Karpov

1988 USSR Chess Championship

Moscow

Garry Kasparov

1987 USSR Chess Championship

Minsk

Alexander G Beliavsky

1986 USSR Chess Championship

Kyiv

Vitaly Tseshkovsky

1985 USSR Chess Championship

Riga

Viktor Gavrikov

1985 USSR Chess Championship

Riga

Mikhail Gurevich

1985 USSR Chess Championship

Riga

Alexander Chernin

1984 USSR Chess Championship

Lviv

Andrei Sokolov

1983 USSR Chess Championship

Moscow

Anatoly Karpov

1981 USSR Chess Championship

Frunze

Garry Kasparov

1981 USSR Chess Championship

Frunze

Lev Psakhis

1980 USSR Chess Championship

Vilnius

Lev Psakhis

1980 USSR Chess Championship

Vilnius

Alexander G Beliavsky

1979 USSR Chess Championship

Minsk

Efim Geller

1978 USSR Chess Championship

Tbilisi

Mikhail Tal

1978 USSR Chess Championship

Tbilisi

Vitaly Tseshkovsky

1977 USSR Chess Championship

Leningrad

Boris Gulko

1977 USSR Chess Championship

Leningrad

Iosif Dorfman

1976 USSR Chess Championship

Moscow

Anatoly Karpov

1975 USSR Chess Championship

Yerevan

Tigran V Petrosian

1974 USSR Chess Championship

Leningrad

Alexander G Beliavsky

1974 USSR Chess Championship

Leningrad

Mikhail Tal

1973 USSR Chess Championship

Moscow

Boris Spassky

1972 USSR Chess Championship

Baku

Mikhail Tal

1971 USSR Chess Championship

Leningrad

Vladimir Savon

1970 USSR Chess Championship

Riga

Viktor Korchnoi

1969 USSR Chess Championship

Moscow

Tigran V Petrosian

1968 USSR Chess Championship

Alma-Ata

Lev Polugaevsky

1968 USSR Chess Championship

Alma-Ata

Alexander Zaitsev

1967 USSR Chess Championship

Kharkiv

Lev Polugaevsky

1967 USSR Chess Championship

Kharkiv

Mikhail Tal

1966 USSR Chess Championship

Tbilisi

Leonid Stein

1965 USSR Chess Championship

Tallinn

Leonid Stein

1964 USSR Chess Championship

Kyiv

Viktor Korchnoi

1963 USSR Chess Championship

Leningrad

Leonid Stein

1962 USSR Chess Championship

Yerevan

Viktor Korchnoi

1961 USSR Chess Championship

Moscow

Tigran V Petrosian

1961 USSR Chess Championship

Baku

Boris Spassky

1960 USSR Chess Championship

Leningrad

Viktor Korchnoi

1959 USSR Chess Championship

Tbilisi

Tigran V Petrosian

1958 USSR Chess Championship

Riga

Mikhail Tal

1957 USSR Chess Championship

Moscow

Mikhail Tal

1956 USSR Chess Championship

Leningrad

Mark Taimanov

1955 USSR Chess Championship

Moscow

Efim Geller

1954 USSR Chess Championship

Kyiv

Yuri Averbakh

1952 USSR Chess Championship

Moscow

Mikhail Botvinnik

1951 USSR Chess Championship

Moscow

Paul Keres

1950 USSR Chess Championship

Moscow

Paul Keres

1949 USSR Chess Championship

Moscow

Vassily Smyslov

1949 USSR Chess Championship

Moscow

David Bronstein

1948 USSR Chess Championship

Moscow

David Bronstein

1948 USSR Chess Championship

Moscow

Alexander Kotov

1947 USSR Chess Championship

Leningrad

Paul Keres

1945 USSR Chess Championship

Moscow

Mikhail Botvinnik

1944 USSR Chess Championship

Moscow

Mikhail Botvinnik

1940 USSR Chess Championship

Moscow

Andor Lilienthal

1940 USSR Chess Championship

Moscow

Igor Bondarevsky

1939 USSR Chess Championship

Leningrad

Mikhail Botvinnik

1937 USSR Chess Championship

Tbilisi

Grigory Levenfish

1934/1935 USSR Chess Championship

Leningrad

Grigory Levenfish

1934/1935 USSR Chess Championship

Leningrad

Ilya Rabinovich

1933 USSR Chess Championship

Leningrad

Mikhail Botvinnik

1931 USSR Chess Championship

Moscow

Mikhail Botvinnik

1929 USSR Chess Championship

Odessa

Boris Verlinsky

1927 USSR Chess Championship

Moscow

Fedor Bogatyrchuk

1927 USSR Chess Championship

Moscow

Peter Romanovsky

1925 USSR Chess Championship

Leningrad

Efim Bogoljubov

1924 USSR Chess Championship

Moscow

Efim Bogoljubov

1923 USSR Chess Championship

Petrograd

Peter Romanovsky

1920 USSR Chess Championship

Moscow

Alexander Alekhine

Torneo	Anno	Posizione	Vincitore/i
1991 USSR Chess Championship	1991	Moscow	Artashes Minasian
1990 USSR Chess Championship	1990	Leningrad	Alexander G Beliavsky Leonid Yudasin Evgeny Bareev Alexey Vyzmanavin
1989 USSR Chess Championship	1989	Odessa	Rafael Vaganian
1988 USSR Chess Championship	1988	Moscow	Anatoly Karpov Garry Kasparov
1987 USSR Chess Championship	1987	Minsk	Alexander G Beliavsky
1986 USSR Chess Championship	1986	Kyiv	Vitaly Tseshkovsky
1985 USSR Chess Championship	1985	Riga	Viktor Gavrikov Mikhail Gurevich Alexander Chernin
1984 USSR Chess Championship	1984	Lviv	Andrei Sokolov
1983 USSR Chess Championship	1983	Moscow	Anatoly Karpov
1981 USSR Chess Championship	1981	Frunze	Garry Kasparov Lev Psakhis
1980 USSR Chess Championship	1980	Vilnius	Lev Psakhis Alexander G Beliavsky
1979 USSR Chess Championship	1979	Minsk	Efim Geller
1978 USSR Chess Championship	1978	Tbilisi	Mikhail Tal Vitaly Tseshkovsky
1977 USSR Chess Championship	1977	Leningrad	Boris Gulko Iosif Dorfman
1976 USSR Chess Championship	1976	Moscow	Anatoly Karpov
1975 USSR Chess Championship	1975	Yerevan	Tigran V Petrosian
1974 USSR Chess Championship	1974	Leningrad	Alexander G Beliavsky Mikhail Tal
1973 USSR Chess Championship	1973	Moscow	Boris Spassky
1972 USSR Chess Championship	1972	Baku	Mikhail Tal
1971 USSR Chess Championship	1971	Leningrad	Vladimir Savon
1970 USSR Chess Championship	1970	Riga	Viktor Korchnoi
1969 USSR Chess Championship	1969	Moscow	Tigran V Petrosian
1968 USSR Chess Championship	1968	Alma-Ata	Lev Polugaevsky Alexander Zaitsev
1967 USSR Chess Championship	1967	Kharkiv	Lev Polugaevsky Mikhail Tal
1966 USSR Chess Championship	1966	Tbilisi	Leonid Stein
1965 USSR Chess Championship	1965	Tallinn	Leonid Stein
1964 USSR Chess Championship	1964	Kyiv	Viktor Korchnoi
1963 USSR Chess Championship	1963	Leningrad	Leonid Stein
1962 USSR Chess Championship	1962	Yerevan	Viktor Korchnoi
1961 USSR Chess Championship	1961	Moscow	Tigran V Petrosian
1961 USSR Chess Championship	1961	Baku	Boris Spassky
1960 USSR Chess Championship	1960	Leningrad	Viktor Korchnoi
1959 USSR Chess Championship	1959	Tbilisi	Tigran V Petrosian
1958 USSR Chess Championship	1958	Riga	Mikhail Tal
1957 USSR Chess Championship	1957	Moscow	Mikhail Tal
1956 USSR Chess Championship	1956	Leningrad	Mark Taimanov
1955 USSR Chess Championship	1955	Moscow	Efim Geller
1954 USSR Chess Championship	1954	Kyiv	Yuri Averbakh
1952 USSR Chess Championship	1952	Moscow	Mikhail Botvinnik
1951 USSR Chess Championship	1951	Moscow	Paul Keres
1950 USSR Chess Championship	1950	Moscow	Paul Keres
1949 USSR Chess Championship	1949	Moscow	Vassily Smyslov David Bronstein
1948 USSR Chess Championship	1948	Moscow	David Bronstein Alexander Kotov
1947 USSR Chess Championship	1947	Leningrad	Paul Keres
1945 USSR Chess Championship	1945	Moscow	Mikhail Botvinnik
1944 USSR Chess Championship	1944	Moscow	Mikhail Botvinnik
1940 USSR Chess Championship	1940	Moscow	Andor Lilienthal Igor Bondarevsky
1939 USSR Chess Championship	1939	Leningrad	Mikhail Botvinnik
1937 USSR Chess Championship	1937	Tbilisi	Grigory Levenfish
1934/1935 USSR Chess Championship	1934	Leningrad	Grigory Levenfish Ilya Rabinovich
1933 USSR Chess Championship	1933	Leningrad	Mikhail Botvinnik
1931 USSR Chess Championship	1931	Moscow	Mikhail Botvinnik
1929 USSR Chess Championship	1929	Odessa	Boris Verlinsky
1927 USSR Chess Championship	1927	Moscow	Fedor Bogatyrchuk Peter Romanovsky
1925 USSR Chess Championship	1925	Leningrad	Efim Bogoljubov
1924 USSR Chess Championship	1924	Moscow	Efim Bogoljubov
1923 USSR Chess Championship	1923	Petrograd	Peter Romanovsky
1920 USSR Chess Championship	1920	Moscow	Alexander Alekhine

USSR Chess Championship

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