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1994 Bermuda <under construction> Held at Hamilton, Bermuda in February. Previous: I Ivanov vs J Curdo, 1993 (tournament games); others: E Meyer vs J Johnson, 1990 , D Gurevich vs Dlugy, 1986 (tournament games) Next: Game Collection: 1995 Bermuda 2 games, 1994 1994 Canadian championship <under construction> Held at Hamilton. Next: Game Collection: 1995 Canadian championship [References: (1) http://www.bcchesshistory.com/ ] 34 games, 1994 1994 Canadian open <under construction> Held at Winnipeg. Previous: Game Collection: 1993 Canadian open Next: Game Collection: 1995 Canadian open [References: (1) http://www.bcchesshistory.com/ ] 21 games, 1994 1994 Capablanca memorial (group A) <under construction> Previous: Game Collection: 1993 Capablanca memorial (group A) Next: Game Collection: 1995 Capablanca memorial 23 games, 1994 1994 Hawaii <under construction> The Hawaii international tournament. 42 games, 1994 1994 World Junior chess championship <under construction> Held at Matinhos, Brazil. Helgi Ass Gretarsson emerged victorious. Previous: Game Collection: 1993 World Junior chess championship Next: Game Collection: 1995 World Junior chess championship [Further Reading: (1) https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/World... (suggests it was held in November).] 27 games, 1994 1994 World open <under construction> Held at Philadelphia. Artashes Minasian and Loek van Wely - http://chessevents.com/worldopen/wo... 8 games, 1994 1994 World Seniors' championship <under construction> Held at Biel. Eva Karakas won the women's senior championship and Mark Taimanov won the open group senior championship[(1)]. Previous: Game Collection: 1993 World Seniors' championship Next: Game Collection: 1995 World Seniors' championship [Further reading: http://www.wscc2016.net/information... ] 22 games, 1994 1994 WYCC (open) U-10 <under construction> Held at Szeged. Previous: Game Collection: 1993 WYCC (open) U-10 (held at Bratislava). Next: Game Collection: 1995 WYCC (open) U-18 and Game Collection: 1995 WYCC (open) U-16 (held at Guarapuava); Game Collection: 1995 WYCC (open) U-14 (held at São Lourenço). See also: Game Collection: 1994 WYCC (open) U-12 , Game Collection: 1994 WYCC (open) U-14 , Game Collection: 1994 WYCC (open) U-16 and Game Collection: 1994 WYCC (open) U-18 (held at Szeged). [References: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/World... ] 16 games, 1994 1994 WYCC (open) U-12 <under construction> Held at Szeged. Lefong Hua played on the Canadian team and Levon Aronian won the tournament. Previous: Game Collection: 1993 WYCC (open) U-12 (held at Bratislava). Next: Game Collection: 1995 WYCC (open) U-18 and Game Collection: 1995 WYCC (open) U-16 (held at Guarapuava); Game Collection: 1995 WYCC (open) U-14 (held at São Lourenço). See also: Game Collection: 1994 WYCC (open) U-10 , Game Collection: 1994 WYCC (open) U-14 , Game Collection: 1994 WYCC (open) U-16 and Game Collection: 1994 WYCC (open) U-18 (held at Szeged). [References: (1) https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/World... ] 49 games, 1994 1994 WYCC (open) U-14 <under construction> Held at Szeged. Alik Gershon won the section this year. Previous: Game Collection: 1993 WYCC (open) U-14 (held at Bratislava). Next: Game Collection: 1995 WYCC (open) U-18 and Game Collection: 1995 WYCC (open) U-16 (held at Guarapuava); Game Collection: 1995 WYCC (open) U-14 (held at São Lourenço). See also: Game Collection: 1994 WYCC (open) U-10 , Game Collection: 1994 WYCC (open) U-12 , Game Collection: 1994 WYCC (open) U-16 and Game Collection: 1994 WYCC (open) U-18 (held at Szeged). [References: (1) https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/World... ] 17 games, 1994 1994 WYCC (open) U-16 <under construction> Held at Szeged. Previous: Game Collection: 1993 WYCC (open) U-16 (held at Bratislava). Next: Game Collection: 1995 WYCC (open) U-18 and Game Collection: 1995 WYCC (open) U-16 (held at Guarapuava); Game Collection: 1995 WYCC (open) U-14 (held at São Lourenço). See also: Game Collection: 1994 WYCC (open) U-10 , Game Collection: 1994 WYCC (open) U-12 , Game Collection: 1994 WYCC (open) U-14 and Game Collection: 1994 WYCC (open) U-18 (held at Szeged). [References: (1) https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/World... ] 24 games, 1994 1994 WYCC (open) U-18 <under construction> Held at Szeged. Previous: Game Collection: 1993 WYCC (open) U-18 (held at Bratislava). Next: Game Collection: 1995 WYCC (open) U-18 and Game Collection: 1995 WYCC (open) U-16 (held at Guarapuava); Game Collection: 1995 WYCC (open) U-14 (held at São Lourenço). See also: Game Collection: 1994 WYCC (open) U-10 , Game Collection: 1994 WYCC (open) U-12 , Game Collection: 1994 WYCC (open) U-14 and Game Collection: 1994 WYCC (open) U-16 (held at Szeged). [References: (1) https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/World... , (2) https://itunes.apple.com/gb/podcast... (winner Svidler talks about his final round game). ] 35 games, 1994 1995 Bermuda <under construction> Previous: Game Collection: 1994 Bermuda Next: Game Collection: 1996 Bermuda 36 games, 1995 1995 Canadian championship <under construction> Held at Ottawa. Previous: Game Collection: 1994 Canadian championship Next: Game Collection: 1996 Canadian championship [References: (1) http://www.bcchesshistory.com/ ] 1 game, 1995 1995 Canadian open <under construction> Held at Toronto. Previous: Game Collection: 1994 Canadian open Next: Game Collection: 1996 Canadian open [References: (1) http://www.bcchesshistory.com/ ] 1 game, 1995 1995 Capablanca memorial <under construction> Previous: Game Collection: 1994 Capablanca memorial (group A) Next: Game Collection: 1996 Capablanca memorial (group A) 24 games, 1995 1995 Susan - Maia candidates final <under construction> Held at St. Petersburg in March. Susan won by a score of 5.5-1.5 points after they tied with 10.5/18 at the top of the September Tilburg candidates tournament. She then proceeded to the Game Collection: Women WCC Index (1996: S. Polgar - Xie Jun) with 8.5-4.5 being the final score there. 7 games, 1995 1995 Wijk Aan Zee (open) <under construction> Aleksey Dreev (according to his biography) was one of the (leaders or) winners (was he also playing in the <open section> or were his games in part of some other section). 50 games, 1995 1995 World Junior chess championship <under construction> Held at Halle, Germany. Roman Slobodjan emerged victorious. Others (previous): Game Collection: 1994 World Junior chess championship Next: Game Collection: 1996 World Junior chess championship [References: (1) https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/World... (suggests Nov-Dec).] 70 games, 1995

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