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Chess Olympiad Round 11
02.06.2006 Round 11 was played on Friday 2 June 03.00 p.m. In the Men’s section the main results were Armenia – Czech Republic 3-1, China – France 1,5-2,5 and USA – Russia 2,5-1,5. Armenia is clear leader with 32,0 points. Second are China and France with 28,5. Russia and USA are on 28,0 points.
In the Women’s section the main results were Bulgaria – Ukraine 0,5-2,5, Georgia – Russia 1-2 and China – Greece 3-0. Ukraine leads with 25,5 points, followed by Russia on 24,5. Third is China with 23,5 points. USA and India are on 21,5 points.
In the list of achieved norms so far three women have scored a general(!) GM norm: Zhao Xue, Hoang Thanh Trang and Tatiana Kosintseva. There are two more rounds to go.
The Olympic Village
Czech Republic - Armenia
BACROT Etienne - BU Xiangzhi
Peter Svidler from Russia
Nakamura and Onischuk of USA
Gelfand vs Anand
USA team Kamsky, Onischuk, Nakamura, Kaidanov
Gregory Kaidanov of USA
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Viktor Korchnoi vs Emanuel Berg ;-)
Emanuel Berg and Tiger Hillarp-Persson of Sweden
Pentala Harikrishna of India
Jan Gustafsson and Artur Yusupov of Germany
Liviu-Dieter Nisipeanu of Romania, European Champion 2005
Zdenko Kozul of Croatia, European Champion 2006
Atousa Pourkashiyan of Iran
Shadi Paridar of Iran
Shirin Navabi of Iran
Kateryna Lahno from Ukraine
HOU Yifan from China, IM and WGM norm after round 9
Mira Dedijer of Bosnia and Herzegovina
Lorena Marisela Zepeda Cortez from El Salvador
Maia Lomineishvili from Georgia. Georgia must be a beautiful country.
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