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Yugoslav Team Chess Championship

( Serbia & Montenegro | Croatia | Bosna & Herzegovina | Slovenia | FYROM || Yugoslavia 1947-1992 )

no.	host city	year	winners	system	bds	tms	plrs	gms	PGN
Federal Republic of Yugoslavia 1992-2003 ** (SRB MNE)
54.	Budva	2002	Agrouniverzal Zemun	RR+p/o	6	11	80	330+48
53.	Herceg Novi	2001	Jugobanka Stočar Banka Čačak	RR+p/o	6	11	84	330+48
52.	Novi Sad	2000	Beko Belgrade	RR+p/o	6	12	93	396+48
51.	Vrnjačka Banja	1999	Agrouniverzal Zemun	RR+p/o	6	12	88	396+48
50.	Vrnjačka Banja/Belgrade	1998	Montenegrobanka Podgorica	RR+p/o	6	12	87	396+48
49.	Nikšić	1997	Šahmatik BFC Stara Pazova	RR+p/o	6	12	92	396+24
48.	Nikšić	1996	Agrouniverzal Zemun	RR+p/o	8	11	106	440+32
47.	Tivat	1995	ŠK Partizan Belgrade	RR	8	12	117	528
46.	Igalo	1994	Agrouniverzal Zemun	RR	10	10	119	450
45.	Cetinje	1993	Agrouniverzal Zemun	RR	10	11	140	550
44.	Cetinje	1992	JIK Belgrade	RR	10	12	155	660
Socialist Federal Republic of Yugoslavia 1946-1991 * (SRB CRO SLO BIH MKD MNE)
43.	Cetinje	1991	ŠK Bosna Sarajevo	RR	10	9	115	360
42.	Cetinje	1990	ŠK Bosna Sarajevo	RR	10	10	122	450
41.	Partizanske Vody	1989	ŠK Partizan Belgrade	RR	10	10	123	450
40.	Brezovica	1988	ŠK Radnički Belgrade	RR	10	10	131	450
39.	Cetinje	1987	ŠK Bosna Sarajevo	RR	10	10	~138	450
38.	Šibenik	1986	ŠK Bosna Sarajevo	RR	10	10	136	450
37.	Cetinje	1985	ŠK Bosna Sarajevo	RR	10	10	134	450
36.	Pula	1984	ŠK Bosna Sarajevo	RR	10	10	131	450
35.	Medulin	1983	ŠK Bosna Sarajevo	RR	10	10	131	450
34.	Pula	1982	Mladost-Industrogradnja Zagreb	RR	10	10	125	450
33.	Aranđelovac	1981	Crvena zvezda Belgrade	RR	10	10	128	450
32.	Donji Milanovac	1980	ŠK Partizan Belgrade	RR	10	10	133	450
31.	Donji Milanovac	1979	ŠK Partizan Belgrade	RR	10	10	130	450
30.	Pula	1978	ŠK Partizan Belgrade	RR	10	10	128	450
29.	Njivice	1977	Crvena zvezda Belgrade	RR	10	10	131	450
28.	Njivice	1976	Crvena zvezda Belgrade	RR	10	10	136	450
27.	Medulin	1975	Crvena zvezda Belgrade	RR	10	10	132	450
26.	Poreč	1974	ŠK Partizan Belgrade	RR	10	10	128	450
25.	Šibenik	1973	ŠK Partizan Belgrade	RR	10	10	129	450
24.	Umag	1972	ŠK Partizan Belgrade	RR	10	10	132	450
23.	Pula	1971	ŠK Partizan Belgrade	RR	10	8	93	280
22.	Poreč	1970	Crvena zvezda Belgrade	RR	10	8	101	280
21.	Pula	1969	ŠK Partizan Belgrade	RR	10	8	101	280
20.	Pula	1968	Crvena zvezda Belgrade	RR	10	8	93	280
19.	Čateške Toplice	1967	Crvena zvezda Belgrade	RR	10	8	92	280
18.	Vrnjačka Banja	1966	PTT Zagreb	RR	10	7	84	210
17.	Pula	1965	ŠK Partizan Belgrade	RR	10	9	106	360
16.	Pula	1964	ŠK Partizan Belgrade	RR	10	7	89	210
15.	Bled	1963	ŠK Partizan Belgrade	RR	10	10	114	450
14.	all-season	1962	ŠK Partizan Belgrade	2P + F	10	10	117	180
13.	all-season	1960/61	ŠK Partizan Belgrade	2P + F	10	8	93	140
12.	all-season	1959/60	ŠK Partizan Belgrade	KO	10	8	90	80
11.	Vrnjačka Banja	1958	ŠK Mladost Zagreb	RR	10	8	95	280
10.	Crikvenica	1957	ŠK Mladost Zagreb	RR	10	7	82	210
9.	Rogaška Slatina	1956	ŠK Partizan Belgrade	RR	10	8	97	280
8.	Belgrade	1955	ŠK Partizan Belgrade	RR	8	8	76	224
7.	Valjevo	1954	ŠK Partizan Belgrade	RR	8	8	78	224
-		1953	Had not been played.
6.	Zagreb	1952	ŠK Partizan Belgrade	2P + F	8	8	74	104
-		1951	Had not been played.
5.	Zagreb	1950	BUŠK Vidmar Belgrade	RR	8	8	78	224
4.	Opatija	1949	ŠK Partizan Belgrade	RR	8	8	76	224
3.	Opatija	1948	Crvena zvezda Belgrade	RR	8	10	90	360
2.	Zagreb	1947 / II	ŠK Partizan Belgrade	RR	8	8	71	224
1.	Belgrade	1947 / I	Crvena zvezda Belgrade	p/o+RR	8	8	65	72

* - Yugoslavia began to break up in 1991; Montenegro and Serbia were the only republics that did not leave the Yugoslav federation. The state retained the name Yugoslavia until 2003, when the Federal Republic was reconstituted as the looser union known as Serbia and Montenegro.
** - only Serbian and Montenegrin teams participated between 1992 and 2006, so creation of the new state in 2003 had no practical effect.

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Major sources: http://www.perpetualcheck.com (V.Andrejić), Partizanopedia.

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