28th Chess Olympiad

The 28th Chess Olympiad in 1988 was a chess - team tournament, which was held from November 12 to 30, 1988 in Thessaloniki ( Greece). Germany was represented by three teams. In addition to a team of West German women played in the men each a team of the German Democratic Republic and the Federal Republic of Germany.

  • 2.1 Ranking
  • 2.2 Medals of women
  • 2.3 Results of Hungary
  • 2.4 Results of the German

Final of the men's teams

Ranking

A total of 107 teams

Medals of men

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Reserve Board 1

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Results of the Soviet Union

For the Olympic champion Garry Kasparov played Soviet Union (8.5 points from 10 games), Anatoly Karpov (8 of 10), Artur Yusupov (6 of 10 ), Alexander Beliavsky (7 of 10), Jaan Ehlvest ( 4.5 from 7) and Vassily Ivanchuk (6.5 out of 9).

The team and individual results of the Olympic champion see OlimpBase.

Results of the German

For the GDR played Wolfgang Uhlmann (7 points from 13 games ), Uwe Bönsch (6 of 11 ), Rainer Knaak (7 of 12 ), Lothar Vogt ( 8.5 of 12 ), Thomas Pähtz (1 of 3 ) and Lutz Espig (2.5 of 5). The team and individual results of the East Germans see OlimpBase.

For the Federal Republic of Germany Vlastimil Hort played (8 points from 12 games ), Eric Lobron (5 of 11 ), Stefan Kindermann (7.5 of 11 ), Jörg Hickl (4 of 8 ), Klaus Bischoff ( 3 of 7 ) and Ralf Lau ( 4.5 from 7). The team and individual results of Westdeutsche see OlimpBase.

Final of the women's teams

Ranking

A total of 56 teams

Medals of women

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Reserve board

Results of Hungary

For the Olympic champion of the women played Zsuzsa Polgár ( 10.5 points from 14 games, Bronze ), Judit Polgár (12.5 out of 13, Gold Medal ), Ildikó Mádl (5.5 from 8), Zsófia Polgár ( 4.5 from 7 ). The team and individual results of the Hungarians see OlimpBase.

Results of the German

For Germany Barbara dog played (5 points from 10 games), Gisela fish thickness (7.5 out of 14 ), Bettina Trabert (4 of 7 ) and Anja Dahl Green ( 6 of 11). The team and individual results of the German see OlimpBase.

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