European Youth Chess Championship
Along the calendar of the European chess union (ECU), every year, by the end of summers, regularly holds out European Youth Chess Championship in old-age groups to 10, 12, 14, 16 and 18 year. Contest is on the ECU Presidential Board is established 1991. years and since then every year regularly hold out in following countries:- 01st - 1991. - Mamaia - Romania;
- 02nd - 1992. - Rimavska Sobota - Czechoslovakia (then yet has existed as the state);
- 03rd - 1993. - Szombathely - Hungary;
- 04th - 1994. - Herculane - Romania;
- 05th - 1995. - Verdun - France;
- 06th - 1996. - Rimavska Sobota - Slovakia;
- 07th - 1997. - Talin - Estonia;
- 08th - 1998. - Mureck - Austria;
- 09th - 1999. - Litohoron - Greece;
- 10th - 2000. - Kalithea - Greece;
- 11th - 2001. - Kalithea - Greece;
- 12th - 2002. - Peniscola - Spain;
- 13th - 2003. - Budva - Serbia and Montenegro (then yet has existed as the state);
- 14th - 2004. - Urgup - Turkey;
- 15th - 2005. - Herceg Novi - Serbia and Montenegro (then yet has existed as the state);
- 16th - 2006. - Herceg Novi - Montenegro;
- 17th - 2007. - Šibenik - Croatia.
- 2001. year played even the 576 competitor,
- 2002. year played overall the 513 competitor from almost 40 European countries,
- 2003. year played overall the 554 competitor,
- 2004. year played overall the 660 competitor,
- 2005. year played overall the 643 competitor,
- 2006. year played overall the 737 competitor.
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