Winners
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# Year City Winner 1* 1899 Riga Robert Behting (LAT), Karl Wilhelm Rosenkrantz (LAT) 2* 1901 Dorpat Karl Behting (LAT), Wilhelm von Stamm (LAT),
Karl Wilhelm Rosenkrantz (LAT), W. Sohn (EST)? ? ? 1 1931 Klaipėda Isakas Vistaneckis (LTU) ? ? ? 1944/45 Riga Paul Keres (EST) 1945 Riga Vladas Mikėnas (LTU) 1946 Vilnius Yuri Averbakh (RUS) 1947 Pärnu Paul Keres (EST) 1950 Pärnu Raul Renter (EST) 1952 Pärnu Kalju Pitksaar (EST) 1955 Pärnu Paul Keres (EST) 1958 Pärnu Yakov Yukhtman (UKR) & Taras Prokhorovich (UKR) 1960 Pärnu Paul Keres (EST) 1961 Palanga Iivo Nei (EST) 1963 Estonia Iivo Nei (EST) 1964 Pärnu Iivo Nei (EST) 1965 Palanga Vladas Mikėnas (LTU) 1966 Naroch Grigory Krupsky (BLR) 1967 Jūrmala Jānis Klovāns (LAT) 1968 Pärnu Alvis Vitolinš (LAT) 1969 Riga Boris Rytov (RUS) 1970 Pärnu Andres Vooremaa (EST) 1971 Pärnu Leonid Stein (UKR) 1973 Homel Viacheslav Dydyshko (BLR) 1974 Pärnu Viacheslav Dydyshko (BLR) 1975 Riga Alvis Vitolinš (LAT) 1976 Klaipėda Sergey Yuferov (BLR) 1977 Homel Gintautas Piešina (LTU) 1978 Haapsalu Lev Gutman (LAT) 1979 Daugavpils Jānis Klovāns (LAT) 1981 Homel Aloyzas Kveinys (LTU) 1982 Pärnu Alexander Ivanov (RUS) 1985 Pärnu Edvins Kengis (LAT) 1986 Haapsalu Alexander Shabalov (LAT), Edvins Kengis (LAT) &
Alexander Malevinsky (RUS)1987 Kuldīga Alexander Ivanov (RUS), Lembit Oll (EST) &
Leonid Basin (RUS)1988 Panevėžys Gintautas Piešina (LTU)
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“The two real political parties in America are the Winners and the Losers. The people don’t acknowledge this. They claim membership in two imaginary parties, the Republicans and the Democrats, instead.”
—Kurt Vonnegut, Jr. (b. 1922)