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World Junior Chess Championship

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Winner list:

• 2003 Mamedyarov, Shakhriyaz (Azerbaijan)
• 2002 Aronian, Lev (Armenia)
• 2001 Acs, Peter (Hungary)
• 2000 Bruzón, Lázaro (Cuba)
• 1999 Galkin, Alexander (Russia)
• 1998 Sadvakasov, Darmen (Kazakstan)
• 1997 Shaked, Tal (USA)
• 1996 Sutovskij, Emil (Israel)
• 1995 Slobodjan, Roman (Germany)
• 1994 Gretarsson, Helgi (Iceland)
• 1993 Miladinovic, Igor (Yugoslavia)
• 1992 Zarnicki, Pablo (Argentina)
• 1991 Akopian, Vladimir (Armenia)
• 1990 Gurevich, Ilya (USA)
• 1989 Spasov, Vasil (Bulgaria)
• 1988 Lautier, Joel (France)
• 1987 Anand, Viswanathan (India)
• 1986 Arencibia, Walter (Cuba)
• 1985 Dlugy, Maxim (USA)
• 1984 Hansen, Curt (Denmark)
• 1983 Georgiev, Kiril (Bulgaria)
• 1982 Sokolov, Andrei (USSR)
• 1981 Cvitan, Ognjen (Yugoslavia)
• 1980 Kasparov, Garry (USSR)
• 1979 Seirawan, Yasser (USA)
• 1978 Dolmatov, Sergei (USSR)
• 1977 Yusupov, Artur (USSR)
• 1976 Diesen, Mark (USA)
• 1975 Checkov, Valery (USSR)
• 1974 Miles, Anthony (England)
• 1973 Beliavsky, Alexander (USSR)
• 1971 Hug, Werner (Switzerland)
• 1969 Karpov, Anatoly (USSR)
• 1967 Kaplan, Julio (Puerto Rico)
• 1965 Kurajica, Bojan (Yugoslavia)
• 1963 Gheorghiu, Florin (Romania)
• 1961 Parma, Bruno (Yugoslavia)
• 1959 Bielicki, Carlos (Argentina)
• 1957 Lombardy, William (USA)
• 1955 Spassky, Boris (USSR)
• 1953 Panno, Oscar (Argentina)
• 1951 Ivkov, Borislav (Yugoslavia)

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