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   World Senior Chess Championship

   The World Senior Chess Championship is an annual chess tournament established in 1991 by FIDE, the World Chess Federation. Participants must have reached 60 years old on 1 January of the year of the event.
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   List of chess topics

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   European Senior Chess Championship

   World Senior Chess Championship
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   Viktor Korchnoi

   In September 2006, he won the World Senior Chess Championship.
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   European Junior Chess Championship

   World Senior Chess Championship
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   1991 in chess

   The first World Senior Chess Championship is held in Bad Worishofen.
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   1998 in chess

   Vladimir Bagirov of Latvia wins the 8th World Senior Chess Championship (on tie-break from Wolfgang Uhlmann) in Grieskirchen, Austria.
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   1993 in chess

   Mark Taimanov wins the World Senior Chess Championship in Bad Wildbad, Germany.
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   1997 in chess

   Janis Klovans of Latvia wins the 7th World Senior Chess Championship, Germany.
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    Hans-Joachim Hecht

    Most recently, he has been involved in the promotion of German junior chess club Furstenfeldbruck, but also participated at the 2005 World Senior Chess Championship at Lignano Sabbiadoro, where he made a respectable top ten finish from a field of one hundred and forty.

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