June 7 in Chess History

12 birthdays, 2 matches, tournaments and games and 3 deaths from chess history on June 7.

June 7, 1992: 30th Chess Olympiad began, won by Russia. On this day in chess history.

199234 years ago today

30th Chess Olympiad began

Won by Russia

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Matches, tournaments and games

  1. 199230th Chess OlympiadBegan · won by Russia
  2. 20242024 Norway ChessEnded · won by Magnus Carlsen

Born on June 7

  1. 1884Ladislav ProkešCzech chess player
  2. 1909Yosef PorathGerman-Israeli chess player
  3. 1940Liudmila BelavenetsRussian chess player
  4. 1959Ruslan PogorelovUkrainian chess player
  5. 1963Zirka Frometa CastilloCuban chess player
  6. 1963Marina SheremetievaChess player
  7. 1967Cristina Adela FoișorRomanian chess player
  8. 1971Amelia HernándezVenezuelan chess player
  9. 1975Dharshan KumaranEnglish chess grandmaster
  10. 1975Javier Moreno CarneroArgentinian chess player
  11. 1976Boris KreimanChess player
  12. 1998Stamatis Kourkoulos-ArditisChess player

Died on June 7

  1. 2006Celia Baudot de MoschiniArgentine chess player
  2. 2016Urve KureEstonian chess player
  3. 2023Karol PinkasPolish chess player

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