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The first Swedish Champion was Gustaf Nyholm, who won two matches against winners of national tournaments: Berndtsson in Göteborg and Löwenborg in Stockholm in 1917. Until 1931 Swedish Chess Championships were decided by match play. In the 1930s, Gideon Ståhlberg held the title in spite of results of the national tournaments. Since 1939, only the tournament is played as an official Swedish Championship.[1][2]
Year | Location | Result |
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1917 | Stockholm | Otto Löwenborg 3 – Anton Olson 2 |
1917 | Gothenburg | Gustaf Nyholm 3½ – Karl Berndtsson 1½ |
1917 | Stockholm | Gustaf Nyholm 4 – Otto Löwenborg 1 |
1919 | Stockholm | Gustaf Nyholm 2½ – Arthur Håkansson 2½ |
1919 | Stockholm | Gustaf Nyholm 3½ – Anton Olson 1½ |
1921 | Gothenburg | Gustaf Nyholm 2½ – Allan Nilsson 2½ |
1921 | Stockholm | Anton Olson 3 – Gustaf Nyholm 2 |
1921 | Stockholm | Gustaf Nyholm 3½ – Anton Olson 1½ |
1924 | Gothenburg | Allan Nilsson 3 – Gustaf Nyholm 1 |
1927 | Gothenburg | Allan Nilsson 2½ – Gösta Stoltz 2½ |
1929 | Gothenburg | Gideon Ståhlberg 3 – Allan Nilsson 0 |
1931 | Gothenburg | Gideon Ståhlberg 3 – Gösta Stoltz 3 |
Year | Location | Champion |
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1917 | Stockholm | Otto Löwenborg Anton Olson |
1918 | Gothenburg | Karl Berndtsson |
1919 | Malmö | Anton Olson |
1920 | Eskilstuna | Karl Berndtsson |
1921 | Jönköping | Karl Berndtsson Gustaf Nyholm |
1922 | Gävle | Arthur Håkansson |
1923 | Uppsala | Allan Nilsson Anton Olson |
1924 | Norrköping | Karl Olson |
1925 | Trollhättan | Olof Kinnmark |
1926 | Karlstad | Karl Berndtsson |
1927 | Örebro | Gösta Stoltz Gideon Ståhlberg |
1928 | Hälsinborg | Gösta Stoltz |
1929 | Västerås | Einar Pettersson |
1931 | Uddevalla | Erik Lundin |
1932 | Karlskrona | Erik Lundin Gideon Ståhlberg |
1933 | Lund | Nils Bergkvist Gösta Danielsson Gösta Forhaug Gunnar Skarp |
1934 | Falun | Erik Lundin |
1935 | Härnösand | Gösta Stoltz John B. Lindberg |
1936 | Borås | Ernst Larsson |
1937 | Stockholm | Ragnar Pettersson |
1938 | Kalmar | Erik Lundin |
Year | Champion |
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1998 | Eva Berglund |
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