The FR Yugoslavia, then Serbia and Montenegro, Chess Championship was organized by the FR Yugoslavia and then Serbia and Montenegro Chess Association.
The FR Yugoslavia Chess Championship succeeded the Yugoslav Chess Championship after Slovenia, Croatia, Bosnia and Herzegovina and Macedonia separated from SFR Yugoslavia and formed their own championships. FR Yugoslavia was renamed into Serbia and Montenegro in 2003. In 2006 Montenegro left the state union, and separate Serbian Chess Championship and Montenegrin Chess Championship were formed.
In 2003 and 2004 championships were not held.
No. | Year | Champion |
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47 | 1992 | Aleksa Striković |
48 | 1993 | Miroljub Lazić |
49 | 1994 | Milan Vukić |
50 | 1995 | Petar Popović |
51 | 1996 | Božidar Ivanović |
52 | 1997 | Dragoljub Velimirović |
53 | 1998 | Miroslav Marković |
54 | 1999 | Miroslav Tošić |
55 | 2000 | Zlatko Ilinčić |
56 | 2001 | Branko Damljanović, Aleksandar Kovačević Dejan Pikula and Nikola Ostojić |
57 | 2002 | Miloš Pavlović |
No. | Year | Champion |
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1 | 2005 | Miloš Perunović |
2 | 2006 | Branko Damljanović |
No. | Year | Champion |
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45 | 1992 | Sanja Vuksanović |
46 | 1993 | Mirjana Marić |
47 | 1994 | Irina Chelushkina |
48 | 1995 | Nataša Bojković |
49 | 1996 | Nataša Bojković |
50 | 1997 | Nataša Bojković |
51 | 1998 | Nataša Bojković |
52 | 1999 | Irina Chelushkina |
53 | 2000 | Svetlana Prudnikova |
54 | 2001 | Irina Chelushkina |
55 | 2002 | Svetlana Prudnikova |
No. | Year | Champion |
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1 | 2005 | Irina Chelushkina |
2 | 2006 | Irina Chelushkina |