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The Slovenian Chess Championship is the national chess championship held in Slovenia. The championship has been played since the 1950s, first as a regional championship in the Socialist Federal Republic of Yugoslavia, and after the independence of Slovenia as a national championship. Before 1991, the championship was usually played as a qualifier for the Yugoslav Chess Championship in which not always the best players participated. This is because the best Slovenian players were often automatically qualified for the championship based on rating or performance in other tournaments.
Year | City (men) | Men | City (women) | Women |
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1936 | Ljubljana | Jože Sorli | - | - |
1946 | Ljubljana | Milan Germek | - | - |
1947 | Kranj | Milan Longer | - | - |
1948 | Celje | Mlinar | Ljubljana | Slava Cvenkl |
1949 | - | - | Ljubljana | Slava Cvenkl |
1950 | - | - | Ljubljana | Majda Kokalj |
1951 | Ljubljana | Vasja Pirc | Ljubljana | Alojzija Pongrac |
1952 | Ljubljana | Milan Vidmar, Jr. | - | - |
1953 | Ljubljana | Milan Germek Vasja Pirc | Ljubljana | Slava Cvenkl |
1954 | Ljubljana | Stojan Puc Cveto Trampuž | Ljubljana | Božena Osterc |
1955 | Ljubljana | Zdravko Gabrovšek | Ljubljana | Lojzka Dvoršak |
1956 | Ljubljana | Branko Grosek | Dobrna | Osterc Božena |
1957 | Laško | Slavko Krivec | Idrija | Herma Svarcer |
1958 | Ljubljana | Stojan Puc | Ljubljana | Majda Struc |
1959 | Ljubljana | Bruno Parma | Ljubljana | Milka Ljiljak |
1960 | Izola | Janez Stupica | Murska Sobota | Mira Piberl |
1961 | Ljubljana | Bruno Parma | Ljubljana | Mira Piberl |
1962 | Ljubljana | Marjan Ankerst | Dobrna | Mira Piberl |
1963 | Ljubljana | Zvone Krzisnik | Ljubljana | Mira Piberl |
1964 | Ljubljana | Marjan Ankerst | Ljubljana | Milka Ljiljak |
1965 | Ljubljana | Stojan Puc Janez Podkrajšek | Ljubljana | Milka Ljiljak |
1966 | Ljubljana | Janez Stupica | Maribor | Milka Ljiljak |
1967 | Ljubljana | Stojan Puc | Ljubljana | Mira Vospernik |
1968 | Ljubljana | Albin Planinc | Maribor | Herma Svarcer |
1969 | Ljubljana | Rudolf Osterman | Ljubljana | Ana Praznik |
1970 | Ljubljana | Vladimir Ivačič | Maribor | Brigita Serianz |
1971 | Ljubljana | Albin Planinc | Otočec | Pavla Košir |
1972 | Ljubljana | Janez Barle | Dravograd | Ana Praznik |
1973 | Maribor | Jože Papler | Ljubljana | Francka Petek |
1974 | Šmarješke Toplice | Janez Barle | Radovljica | Pavla Kosir |
1975 | Ptuj | Ivo Mihevc | Murska Sobota | Herma Svarcer |
1976 | Ljubljana | Vladimir Ivačič | Jesenice | Herma Svarcer |
1977 | Laško | Marjan Slak | Maribor | Francka Petek |
1978 | Radovljica | Rok Krzisnik | Maribor | Brigita Rakic-Serianc |
1979 | Maribor | Oskar Orel Darko Steiner | Ljubljana | Nevenka Golc |
1980 | Trbovlje | Janez Barle | Maribor | Nevenka Golc |
1981 | Ljubljana | Janez Barle | Kranj | Francka Petek |
1982 | Kranj | Iztok Jelen | Celje | Mira Vospernik |
1983 | Maribor | Iztok Jelen | Kranj | Tatjana Vavpotic-Kosanski |
1984 | Radovljica | Janez Barle | Kranj | Tatjana Vavpotic-Kosanski |
1985 | Ptuj | Leon Gostiša | Kranj | Francka Petek |
1986 | Kranj | Leon Gostiša | Ptuj | Simona Orel |
1987 | Zalec | Leon Gostiša | Maribor | Tatjana Vavpotic-Kosanski |
1988 | Vrhnika | Aljoša Grosar | Postojna | Simona Orel |
1989 | Portorož | Damjan Plesec | Ljubljana | Anita Licina |
1990 | Ptuj | Igor Jelen | Ljubljana | Andreja Erjavec |
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