The 5th Chess Olympiad, organized by the FIDE and comprising an open[1] and (unofficial) women's tournament, as well as several events designed to promote the game of chess, took place between July 12 and July 23, 1933, in Folkestone, United Kingdom. The 4th Women's World Chess Championship also took place during the Olympiad.

Results

Team standings

#CountryPlayersPoints
1 United StatesKashdan, Marshall, Fine, Dake, Simonson39
2 CzechoslovakiaFlohr, Treybal K., Rejfíř, Opočenský, Skalička37½
3 SwedenStåhlberg, Stoltz, Lundin, Berndtsson34
4 PolandTartakower, Frydman, Regedziński, Appel, Makarczyk34
5 HungaryMaróczy, Steiner L., Vajda, Havasi, Lilienthal34
6 AustriaGrünfeld, Eliskases, Glass, Müller, Igel33½
7 LithuaniaMikėnas, Vaitonis, Vistaneckis, Luckis, Abramavičius30½
8 FranceAlekhine, Betbeder, Kahn, Duchamp, Voisin28
9 LatviaApšenieks, Petrovs, Feigins, Hasenfuss27½
10 Great BritainSultan Khan, Thomas, Winter, Michell, Alexander27
11 ItalyRosselli del Turco, Monticelli, Sacconi, Norcia, Campolongo24½
12 DenmarkAndersen, Enevoldsen, Gemzøe, Nielsen B., Nielsen J.22½
13 BelgiumSoultanbeieff, Dunkelblum, Engelmann, Devos17
14 IcelandÁsgeirsson, Gilfer, Thorvaldsson, Sigurdsson17
15 ScotlandFairhurst, Page, MacIsaac, MacKenzie, Combe14

The English team still went under the name of Great Britain, even though it only consisted of English players and Scotland participated with their own team.

Estonia was supposed to participate, but the team never showed up.

Team results

Place Country 123456789101112131415 +−=Points
1  United States -1½1½32½343332½233½3½ 112139
2  Czechoslovakia 2½-32½½22½1½233½3½3½43½ 102237½
3  Sweden 2½1-22½1½23½1½2½2½3½3½2½3 93234
4  Poland 11½2-2½2½22½2½223½2½43½ 82434
5  Hungary 1½3½1½1½-21½2½3½22½2½333½ 84234
6  Austria 122½1½2-2½2½32½23½32½3 92333½
7  Lithuania 01½222½1½-2½32½22½422½ 73430½
8  France 12½½1½1½1½1½-32½1½2½2½2½3½ 77028
9  Latvia 122½1½½111-2½32½2½33½ 76127½
10  Great Britain 111½221½1½1½1½-33½1½23½ 38327
11  Italy 1½½1½21½222½11-1½1½33 38324½
12  Denmark 2½½½1½½1½1½1½½2½-3½33 49122½
13  Belgium 1½½1½1101½1½2½2½½-12 211117
14  Iceland ½01½011½21½12113-1 111217
15  Scotland ½½1½½11½½½½1123- 112114

Individual medals

Board 1Board 2Board 3Board 4Reserve
France Alexander Alekhine9½ / 12
79.2
United States Frank Marshall7 / 10
70.0
Sweden Erik Lundin10 / 14
71.4
Czechoslovakia Karel Opočenský11½ / 13
88.5
Hungary Andor Lilienthal10 / 13
76.9
United States Isaac Kashdan10 / 14
71.4
France Louis Betbeder8 / 18
66.7
United States Reuben Fine9 / 13
69.2
United States Arthur Dake10 / 13
76.9
Lithuania Leonardas Abramavičius6 / 9
66.7
Poland Savielly Tartakower
Czechoslovakia Salo Flohr
9 / 14
64.3
Poland Paulino Frydman7½ / 12
62.5
Latvia Movsas Feigins9 / 14
64.3
Austria Hans Müller9 / 13
69.2
United Kingdom C. H. O'Donel Alexander7 / 11
63.6

References

  1. ↑ Although commonly referred to as the men's division, this section is open to both male and female players.
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