Yugoslavia 9; Bulgaria 7; Albania 6½; Romania 6; Greece 1½
Czechoslovakia 16; Soviet Union 15½; East Germany 11; Czechoslovakia "B" 10; Bulgaria 6½; Czechoslovakia "C" 1
Iceland 13; Denmark 8; Sweden 4½; Finland 4½
1. England
| no. | host city | year | results | |
| Helsinki | |
1950 | (student teams) Finland 30; Switzerland 22½; Denmark 7½ | |
| Bucharest | |
1959 | Junior Balkaniad: Yugoslavia 9; Bulgaria 7; Albania 6½; Romania 6; Greece 1½ |
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| Munich |
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1972 | England 14; Hungary 10; Sweden 9; West Germany "A" 9; Yugoslavia 9; Scotland 8; Italy 7; Belgium 7; West Germany "B" 6; Denmark 6; Netherlands 6; Finland 5; France 5; Norway 5; Switzerland 4; Luxemburg 2 | |
| Hamburg-Wentorf | |
1974 | Sweden 10; France 8; West Germany 7; Hamburg city 6; Denmark 5; Belgium 5; Berlin 1 | |
| Milan | |
1975 | France; Slovenia; Austria; West Germany; Italy "B"; Italy "A" | |
| Prešov | |
1976 | Pioneer U15 Olympiad: Czechoslovakia 16; Soviet Union 15½; East Germany 11; Czechoslovakia "B" 10; Bulgaria 6½; Czechoslovakia "C" 1 |
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| Thisted | |
1976 | Nordic Schools Championship: Iceland 13; Denmark 8; Sweden 4½; Finland 4½ |
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| Gent/Brugge | |
1976 | West Germany 20; France 19; Austria 18; Netherlands 18; Switzerland 18; Belgium "B" 17; Luxembourg 16; Wales 16; Belgium "A" 15; Scotland 14; Belgium "C" 11; Zeeland region 10 | |
| Viborg | |
1979 | World U16 Team Championship: 1. England |
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| Zakopane | |
1980 | Czechoslovakia 18½ (Ftačnik, Vokač, Polašek, Klimova); Poland 15½; East Germany 14 | |
| Zinnowitz | |
1981 | Czechoslovakia 17½ (Czechoslovakia "A" 10½; Czechoslovakia "B" 7); East Germany 17½ (East Germany "A" 9½; East Germany "B" 8); Poland 13 (Poland "A" 7; Poland "B" 6) | |
| Houštka | |
1982 | Czechoslovakia 20 (Czechoslovakia "A" 11½; Czechoslovakia "B" 8½); East Germany 15 (East Germany "A" 8; East Germany "B" 7); Poland 13 (Poland "A" 7; Poland "B" 6) | |
| Usedom | |
1999 | Germany 32; Poland 26½; Sweden 25½; Lithuania 24 | |