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4th Chess Olympiad

1931 chess tournament in Prague, Czechoslovakia


1931 chess tournament in Prague, Czechoslovakia

The 4th Chess Olympiad (), organized by the Fédération Internationale des Échecs (FIDE) and comprising an open and (unofficial) women's tournament, as well as several events designed to promote the game of chess, took place between July 11 and July 26, 1931, in Prague, Czechoslovakia. The 3rd Women's World Chess Championship also took place during the Olympiad.

Results

Team standings

:{| class="wikitable" ! # !!Country !! Players !! Points

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Team results

PlaceCountry12345678910111213141516171819+=Points12345678910111213141516171819
United States-222334431233**48**
POL2-232223344112547
½-23344134146½
Kingdom of Yugoslavia2-12334124246
Germany213-2½33334133245½
-2133344134145½
22222-1234323392745½
23-3433134145
GBR½2-333125144
HUN Hungary½13-3233398139½
11-02232469335
22110114-313379234
Lithuania111112½1-213333511230½
FRA1½½112122-33411329½
½1½11½011233-323511228
ITA Italy½0½111½111-2314124
00½00½1½½111-3315019½
00½½½½1½½21112½½-2015315½
Spain100½0½1½10111212-016215½

Individual medals

For the first time, medals were awarded to the top three individual players on each board.

:{| class="wikitable" ! Board 1 !! !! Board 2 !! !! Board 3 !! !! Board 4 !! !! Reserve !! |- | FRA Alexander Alekhine || style="background:gold;"| 13½ / 18 75.0 || SWE Gösta Stoltz || style="background:gold;"| 13½ / 18 75.0 || LAT Vladimirs Petrovs || style="background:gold;"| 11½ / 16 71.9 || AUT Albert Becker || style="background:gold;"| 10½ / 14 75.0 || CSK Karel Skalička || style="background:gold;"| 10½ / 14 75.0 |- | GER Efim Bogoljubow || style="background:silver;"| 12½ / 17 73.5 || POL Savielly Tartakower || style="background:gold;"| 13½ / 18 75.0 || GBR George Alan Thomas || style="background:silver;"| 12½ / 18 69.4 || Kingdom of Yugoslavia Vasja Pirc || style="background:silver;"| 12½ / 17 73.5 || USA Herman Steiner || style="background:silver;"| 8½ / 12 70.8 |- | USA Isaac Kashdan || style="background:#cc9966;"| 12 / 17 70.6 || HUN Lajos Steiner || style="background:#cc9966;"| 12 / 17 70.6 || CSK Josef Rejfiř || style="background:#cc9966;"| 11 / 16 68.8 || GER Kurt Richter || style="background:#cc9966;"| 10½ / 15 70.0 || LAT Wolfgang Hasenfuss || style="background:#cc9966;"| 7½ / 11 68.2 |}

Notes

References

References

  1. Although commonly referred to as the ''men's division'', this section is open to both male and female players.
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