The trophy for the winning women's team is known as the Vera Menchik Cup.
- , France -- Czechoslovakia.
- , Hungary , -- Hungary.
- , United Kingdom , -- Hungary.
- , Netherlands , -- Hungary.
- , Germany , -- Poland.
- , Czechoslovakia , -- USA.
- , England , -- USA.
- , Poland , -- USA.
- , Germany , -- Hungary.
- , Sweden , -- USA.
- , Argentina , -- Germany.
- , Yugoslavia , -- Yugoslavia.
- , Finland , -- USSR.
- , Netherlands , -- USSR.
- , USSR , -- USSR.
- , West Germany , -- USSR.
- , East Germany , -- USSR.
- , Bulgaria , -- USSR.
- , Israel , -- USSR.
- , Cuba , -- USSR.
- , Switzerland , -- USSR.
- , West Germany , -- USSR.
- , Yugoslavia , -- USSR.
- , France , -- USSR.
- , Israel , -- USA.
- , Libya , -- El Salvador.
- , Argentina , -- Hungary.
- , Malta , -- USSR.
- , Switzerland , -- USSR.
- , Greece , -- USSR.
- , United Arab Emirates , -- USSR.
- , Greece , -- USSR.
- , Yugoslavia , -- USSR.
- , Philippines , -- Russia.
- , Russia , -- Russia I.
- , Armenia , -- Russia.
- , Russia , -- Russia.
- , Turkey , -- Russia.
- , Slovenia , -- Russia.
- , Calviá , Spain , -- Ukraine.
The 2006 Olympiad is due to be held in Turin in Italy , and the 2008 event in Dresden in Germany (which beat the only other bidder, Tallinn ).
's score card from his round 3 game against Miguel Najdorf in the 1970 Chess Olympiad.]]
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| Calviá 2004 | 1st Ukraine 39.5 2nd Russia 36.5 Armenia 36.5
| | Bled 2002 | 1st Russia 38.5 2nd Hungary 37.5 3rd Armenia 35
| | Istanbul 2000 | 1st Russia 38 2nd Germany 37 3rd Ukraine 35.5
| | Elista 1998 | 1st Russia 35.5 2nd USA 34.5 3rd Ukraine 32.5
| | Yerevan 1996 | 1st Russia 38.5 2nd Ukraine 35 3rd USA 34
| | Moscow 1994 | 1st Russia 37.5 2nd Bosnia/Herzergovina 35 3rd Russia II 34.5
| | Manila 1992 | 1st Russia 39 2nd Uzbekistan 35 3rd Armenia 34.5
| | Novi Sad 1990 | 1st USSR 39 2nd USA 35.5 3rd England 35.5
| | Thessaloniki 1988 | 1st USSR 40.5 2nd England 34.5 3rd Netherlands 34.5
| | Dubai 1986 | 1st USSR 40 2nd England 39 3rd USA 38
| | Thessaloniki 1984 | 1st USSR 41 2nd England 37 3rd USA 35
| | Lucerne 1982 | 1st USSR 42.5 2nd CSSR 36 3rd USA 35
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| | Buenos Aires 1978 | 1st Hungary 37 2nd USSR 36 3rd USA 35
| | Haifa 1976 | 1st USA 37 2nd Netherlands 36.5 3rd England 35.5
(note: USSR and others communist nations did not compete for political reasons)
| | Nice 1974 | 1st USSR 46 2nd Yugoslavia 37.5 3rd USA 36.5
| | Skopje 1972 | 1st USSR 42 2nd Hungary 40.5 3rd Yugoslavia 38
| | Siegen 1970 | 1st USSR 27.5 2nd Hungary 26.5 3rd Yugoslavia 26
| | Lugano 1968 | 1st USSR 39.5 2nd Yugoslavia 31 3rd Bulgaria 30
| | Havana 1966 | 1st USSR 39.5 2nd USA 34.5 3rd Hungary 33.5
| | Tel Aviv 1964 | 1st USSR 36.5 2nd Yugoslavia 32 3rd W Germany 30.5
| | Varna 1962 | 1st USSR 31.5 2nd Yugoslavia 28 3rd Argentina 26
| | Leipzig 1960 | 1st USSR 34 2nd USA 29 3rd Yugoslavia 27
| | Munich 1958 | 1st USSR 34.5 2nd Yugoslavia 29 3rd Argentina 25.5
| | Moscow 1956 | 1st USSR 31 2nd Yugoslavia 26.5 3rd Hungary 26.5
| | Amsterdam 1954 | 1st USSR 34 2nd Argentina 27 3rd Yugoslavia 26.5
| | Helsinki 1952 | 1st USSR 21 2nd Argentina 19.5 3rd Yugoslavia 19
| | Dubrovnik 1950 | 1st Yugoslavia 45.5 2nd Argentina 43.5 3rd W Germany 40.5
| | Buenos Aires 1939 | 1st Germany 36 2nd Poland 35.5 3rd Estonia 33.5
| | Stockholm 1937 | 1st USA 54.5 2nd Hungary 48.5 3rd Poland 47
| | Warsaw 1935 | 1st USA 54 2nd Sweden 52.5 3rd Poland 52
| | Folkestone 1933 | 1st USA 39 2nd Czechoslovakia 37.5 3rd Sweden 34
| | Prague 1931 | 1st USA 48 2nd Poland 47 3rd Czechoslovakia 46.5
| | Hamburg 1930 | 1st Poland 48.5 2nd Hungary 47 3rd Germany 44.5
| | The Hague 1928 | 1st Hungary 44 2nd USA 39.5 3rd Poland 37
| | London 1927 | 1st Hungary 40 2nd Denmark 38.5 3rd England 36.5
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