Olimpiada szachowa 1984
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Olimpiada szachowa 1984 (zarówno w konkurencji kobiet, jak i mężczyzn) rozegrana została w Salonikach w dniach 19 listopada - 4 grudnia 1984 r. Na olimpiadzie tej przyjęto jednolitą numerację dla turniejów kobiet i mężczyzn (zatem jedenasta w kolejności olimpiada kobieca otrzymała numer 26), która stosowana jest do dnia dzisiejszego.
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26. olimpiada szachowa kobiet
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