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Russian GM Alexandra Kosteniuk will play for the Swiss Chess Federation in 2024
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Biel Chess Festival on Twitter: "Last event of the 2022 #BielChess Festival! Some impressions from the Swiss Rapid Championship: https://t.co/AD4SBTmuJT" / Twitter
Russian chess queen Kosteniuk switches to Swiss federation – DW – 03/03/2023
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Alexandra Kosteniuk leaves Russia, joins Swiss Chess Federation - Dot Esports
International Chess Federation on Twitter: "The 23rd edition of the European Individual Chess Championship kicked off in the Zepter Hotel, Vrnjacka Banja, Serbia. The 11-round Swiss tournament stretches over nearly two weeks,
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Russian GM Alexandra Kosteniuk will play for the Swiss Chess Federation in 2024
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Table A.7 from Ranking in Swiss system chess team tournaments | Semantic Scholar
rules - USCF and FIDE: Is it legal to organize a tournament with the Monrad System? Monrad: rank 1 versus 2, in the first round. Swiss: 1 versus 5 - Chess Stack Exchange
