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World Chess Champions[edit]
The Complete Guide[edit]
- Overview
- World Chess Champions
- List of World Chess Champions
- (1886–1894) – Wilhelm Steinitz
- (1894–1921) – Emanuel Lasker
- (1921–1927) – José Raúl Capablanca
- (1927–1935) – Alexander Alekhine
- (1935–1937) – Max Euwe
- (1937–1946) – Alexander Alekhine
- (1948–1957) – Mikhail Botvinnik
- (1957–1958) – Vasily Smyslov
- (1958–1960) – Mikhail Botvinnik
- (1960–1961) – Mikhail Tal
- (1961–1963) – Mikhail Botvinnik
- (1963–1969) – Tigran Petrosian
- (1969–1972) – Boris Spassky
- (1972–1975) – Bobby Fischer
- (1975–1985) – Anatoly Karpov
- (1985–2000) – Garry Kasparov
- (2000–2008) – Vladimir Kramnik
- (2008–2013) – Viswanathan Anand
- (2013– ) – Magnus Carlsen
- Miscellany
- World Chess Championship