Olimpiada szachowa 1957
Olimpiada szachowa 1957, Emmen
Olimpiada szachowa 1957 rozegrana została w Emmen w dniach 2 – 21 września 1957 roku.
1. olimpiada szachowa kobiet
Wyniki końcowe finałów A i B (21 drużyn, eliminacje w trzech grupach + trzy finały, system kołowy).
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| Miejsce | Medalistki + skład reprezentacji Polski |
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| 1 |  Olga Rubcowa, Kira Zworykina |
| 2 |  Maria Pogorevici, Margareta Teodorescu |
| 3 |  Edith Keller-Herrmann, Ursula Altrichter |
 Krystyna Hołuj, Mirosława Litmanowicz |
Bibliografia
- 1st Women's Chess Olympiad: Emmen 1957 (ang.)
- Krzysztof Puszczewicz: Pierwsza Kobieca Olimpiada Szachowa - Emmen 1957 (ISBN 978-83-63647-13-1)
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Newsreels in which Dutch subjects of a certain week are presented.; World Championships Chess for women's national teams in Emmen led by Grandmaster O'Kelly. (1st Women's Chess Olympiad: Emmen 1957). Olga Rubtsowa and Kira Zvorykina from the USSR win the tournament from a.o. Van der Veen and Toos Roodzant, Ingrid Larsen from Denmark and Hilda (H.F.) Chater from Ireland. Fenny Heemskerk, who couldn't participate owing to family circumstances, witnesses the award ceremony. ("Two English women can be seen briefly at around 16 seconds into the clip - Elaine Pritchard (wearing an Alice band) and Eileen Tranmer. By reference to the position on Mrs Pritchard's board it is possible to deduce that they were playing Hungary in the last round on 20 September 1957.")
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