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Europe Echecs, 1993-05, p.67
Europe Echecs, 1993-06, p.14
Informant 57 (1993T1, p.370)
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Europe Echecs, 1993-06, p.24
Europe Echecs, 1993-06, p.14
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Europe Echecs, 1993-05, p.67
Europe Echecs, 1993-06, p.14
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Europe Echecs, 1993-05, p.66
Europe Echecs, 1993-06, p.14
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Europe Echecs, 1993-05, p.66
Europe Echecs, 1993-06, p.14
Informant 57 (1993T1, p.369)
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Europe Echecs, 1992-10, p.33
Europe Echecs, 1993-06, p.14
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Europe Echecs, 1993-05, p.66
Europe Echecs, 1993-06, p.14
Informant 57 (1993T1, p.368)
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Europe Echecs, 1993-06, p.14
EK: Yugoslavia (what was left of it - Serbia and Montenegro) was under economic and other sanctions. This is probably why two tournaments were played: one in Kladovo with only Yugoslav players and one in Zouberi for the rest. The two winners automatically qualified for Interzonal, while the two 2nd placed played off for 1 ticket. Playoff was in Athens, Greece (Kalesis beat Kosic 3.5-2.5). [Ref. BI072028]
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Europe Echecs, 1993-06, p.14
http://al20102007.narod.ru/zont/1993/protvi93.html
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Europe Echecs, 1993-03, p.65
Europe Echecs, 1993-06, p.14
http://al20102007.narod.ru/zont/1993/peters93.html
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Europe Echecs, 1993-06, p.14
Informant 57 (1993T1, p.367)
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Europe Echecs, 1993-06, p.14
Informant 57 (1993T1, p.367)
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Chess Life, 1993-03, p.34
Europe Echecs, 1993-06, p.14
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Europe Echecs, 1992-09, p.22
Europe Echecs, 1993-06, p.14 (but should say '1992')
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Europe Echecs, 1993-06, p.14
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Europe Echecs, 1993-06, p.14
Informant 57 (1993T1, p.369)
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Europe Echecs, 1993-06, p.14
Europe Echecs, 1993-07, p.66
Informant 57 (1993T1, p.374)
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Europe Echecs, 1993-04, p.66
Europe Echecs, 1993-06, p.14
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Europe Echecs, 1993-06, p.14
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Europe Echecs, 1993-06, p.14
Informant 57 (1993T1, p.368)
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Europe Echecs, 1993-06, p.14
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Europe Echecs, 1993-06, p.14
