Croatian Chess Federation
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The Croatian Chess Federation (Croatian: Hrvatski šahovski savez, HŠS) is a chess governing body in Croatia. It is based in Zagreb. The federation was formed in 1912, and was accepted into FIDE, the World Chess Federation, in 1992.
The HŠS has 200 member clubs across the country. It also organizes:
- Croatian Chess Championship
- Croatian Women's Chess Championship
- Croatian Junior Chess Championship
- Croatian Cadet Chess Championship
- Croatian Team Chess Championship
- Croatian Cup
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Categories:
- Chess organizations
- Chess in Croatia
- Sports governing bodies in Croatia
- Organizations established in 1912
- 1912 in chess
- 1992 in chess
- Chess stubs
- Sport organization stubs
- Croatian sport stubs
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