USSR women's chess championship 1948/49
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USSR women's chess championship 1948/49
Summary
USSR women's chess championship 1948/49 is a Soviet Women's Chess Championship[1].
Key Facts
- USSR women's chess championship 1948/49 won the Olga Rubtsova[2].
- USSR women's chess championship 1948/49 is in the country of Soviet Union[3].
- USSR women's chess championship 1948/49's instance of is recorded as Soviet Women's Chess Championship[4].
- USSR women's chess championship 1948/49 followed Q21645565[5].
- USSR women's chess championship 1948/49 was followed by USSR women's chess championship 1950[6].
- The location of USSR women's chess championship 1948/49 was Moscow[7].
- USSR women's chess championship 1948/49 began on December 20, 1948[8].
- USSR women's chess championship 1948/49 ended on January 19, 1949[9].
- USSR women's chess championship 1948/49's sport is recorded as chess[10].
- A participant in USSR women's chess championship 1948/49 was Olga Rubtsova[11].
- Among those involved in USSR women's chess championship 1948/49 was Evgenia Biglova[12].
- Among those involved in USSR women's chess championship 1948/49 was Valentina Borisenko[13].
- USSR women's chess championship 1948/49 involved {'unit': '1', 'amount': '+18'} participants[14].
- USSR women's chess championship 1948/49 dates from the 1948-1949 one-year-period[15].
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When and Where
USSR women's chess championship 1948/49 began on December 20, 1948[8]. It ended on January 19, 1949[9]. It took place at Moscow[7]. It is in the country of Soviet Union[3].
Context
USSR women's chess championship 1948/49's instance of is recorded as Soviet Women's Chess Championship[4]. It followed Q21645565[5]. It was followed by USSR women's chess championship 1950[6].
Participants
Recorded participant include Olga Rubtsova[11], Evgenia Biglova[12], and Valentina Borisenko[13]. USSR women's chess championship 1948/49 involved {'unit': '1', 'amount': '+18'} participants[14].
FAQs
What awards did USSR women's chess championship 1948/49 receive?
Honors received include Olga Rubtsova[2].