index Men Qual index Women Qual index Men Junior index Women Junior index Boys index Girls Men under 23 World Qualification Women Under 23 World Qualification Men Gold Silver Bronze Host qualification Men 2019 Serbia Slovenia Poland Men 2017 Russia Germany Serbia Poland Men 2015 France Slovenia Italy Bulgaria, Italy Men Q 2014 Men 2013 Russia Italy Serbia Poland, Denmark Men Q 2012 Men 2011 Serbia Italy Poland Austria, Czechia Men Q 2010 Men 2009 Poland France Bulgaria Izmir,Istambul (TUR)n Q 2008 Men 2007 Spain Russia Serbia Moskva (RUS) Men Q 2006 Men 2005 Italy Russia Serbia Mont. Roma, Beograd Men Q 2004 Men 2003 Italy France Russia Berlin (GER) Men Q 2003 Men 2001 Yugoslavia Italy Russia Ostrava (CZE) Men Q 2001 Men 1999 Italy Russia Yugoslavia Wien (AUT) Men Q 1999 Men 1997 Netherlands Yugoslavia Italy Eindhoven (NED) Men Q 1997 Men 1995 Italy Netherlands Yugoslavia Athens (GRE) Men Q 1995 Men 1993 Italy Netherlands Russia Turku (FIN) Men Q 1993 Men 1991 Soviet Union Italy Netherlands Berlin (GER) Men Q 1991 Men 1989 Italy Sweden Netherlands Stockholm (SWE) Men Q 1989 Men 1987 Soviet Union France Greece Gent (BEL) Men Q 1987 Men 1985 Soviet Union Czechoslovakia France Amsterdam (NED) Men Q 1985 Men 1983 Soviet Union Poland Bulgaria Berlin (GDR) Men Q 1983 Men 1981 Soviet Union Poland Bulgaria Varna (BUL) Men Q 1981 Men 1979 Soviet Union Poland Yugoslavia Paris (FRA) Men Q 1979 Men 1977 Soviet Union Poland Romania Helsinki (FIN) Men Q 1977 Men 1975 Soviet Union Poland Yugoslavia Belorad (YUG) Men Q 1975 Men 1971 Soviet Union Czechoslovakia Romania Milano (ITA) Men 1967 Soviet Union Czechoslovakia Poland Istambul (TUR) Men 1963 Romania Hungary Soviet Union Bucuresti (ROU) Men 1958 Czechoslovakia Romania Soviet Union Prague (TCH) Men 1955 Czechoslovakia Romania Bulgaria Bucuresti (ROU) Men 1951 Soviet Union Bulgaria France Paris (FRA) Men 1950 Soviet Union Czechoslovakia Hungary Sofia (BUL) Men 1948 Czechoslovakia France Italy Roma (ITA) Medals G S B All 1. Soviet Union 12 2 14 2. Italy 6 4 3 13 3. Czechoslovakia 3 4 7 4. Russia 2 3 3 8 5. Serbia 2 3 5 6. Poland 1 5 3 9 7. France 1 4 2 7 8. Netherlands 1 2 2 5 9. Romania 1 2 2 5 10.Yugoslavia 1 1 4 6 11.Spain 1 1 12.Slovenia 2 2 13.Bulgaria 1 4 5 14.Hungary 1 1 2 15.Germay 1 1 15.Sweden 1 1 17.Greece 1 1 17.Serbia Mont. 1 1 Qualifications Men WQ 2010 Men OQ 2008 Men WQ 2006 Men OQ 2004 Men WQ 2002 Men OQ 2000 Men WQ 1998 Men OQ 1996 Men West OQ 1964 Women Gold Silver Bronze Host qualification Women 2017 Serbia Netherlands Turkey Azerbaijan, Georgia Women Q 2016 Women 2015 Russia Netherlands Serbia Netherlands, Belgium Women Q 2014 Women 2013 Russia Germany Belgium Germany, Switzerland Women Q 2012 Women 2011 Serbia Germany Turkey Serbia, Italy Women Q 2010 Women 2009 Italy Netherlands Poland Poland Women Q 2008 Women 2007 Italy Serbia Russia BEL and LUX Women Q 2006 Women 2005 Poland Italy Russia Zagreb (CRO) Women Q 2004 Women 2003 Poland Turkey Germany Ankara (TUR) Women Q 2003 Women 2001 Russia Italy Bulgaria Varna (BUL) Women Q 2001 Women 1999 Russia Croatia Italy Rome (ITA) Women Q 1999 Women 1997 Russia Croatia Czech Republic Brno (CZE) Women Q 1997 Women 1995 Netherlands Croatia Russia Arnhem (NED) Women Q 1995 Women 1993 Russia Czechoslovakia Ukraine Brno (TCH) Women Q 1993 Women 1991 Soviet Union Netherlands Germany Rome (ITA) Women Q 1991 Women 1989 Soviet Union East Germany Italy Stutgart (FRG) Women Q 1989 Women 1987 East Germany Soviet Union Czechoslovakia Gent (BEL) Women Q 1987 Women 1985 Soviet Union East Germany Netherlands Arnhem (NED) Women Q 1985 Women 1983 East Germany Soviet Union Hungary Rostock (GDR) Women Q 1983 Women 1981 Bulgaria Soviet Union Hungary Sofia (BUL) Women Q 1981 Women 1979 Soviet Union East Germany Bulgaria Lyon (FRA) Women Q 1979 Women 1977 Soviet Union East Germany Hungary Tampere (FIN) Women Q 1977 Women 1975 Soviet Union Hungary East Germany Belgrade (YUG) Women Q 1975 Women 1971 Soviet Union Czechoslovakia Poland Reggio Emilia (ITA) Women 1967 Soviet Union Poland Czechoslovakia Izmir (TUR) Women 1963 Soviet Union Poland Romania Costanza (ROM) Women 1958 Soviet Union Czechoslovakia Poland Prague (CZE) Women 1955 Czechoslovakia Soviet Union Poland Bucharest (HUN) Women 1951 Soviet Union Poland Yugoslavia Paris (FRA) Women 1950 Soviet Union Poland Czechoslovakia Sofia (BUL) Women 1949 Soviet Union Czechoslovakia Poland Prague (TCH) Medals G S B All 1. Soviet Union 13 4 17 2. Russia 6 3 9 3. Poland 2 4 5 11 4. East Germany 2 4 1 7 5. Italy 2 2 2 6 6. Serbia 2 1 1 4 7. Czechoslovakia 1 4 3 8 8. Netherlands 1 4 1 5 9. Bulgaria 1 2 3 10.Croatia 3 3 11.Germany 2 2 4 12.Hungary 1 3 4 13.Turkey 1 2 3 14.Belgium 1 1 14.Czechia 1 1 14.Romania 1 1 14.Ukraine 1 1 14.Yugoslavia 1 1 Qualifications Women WQ 2018 Women OQ 2016 Women WQ 2014 Women OQ 2012 Women WQ 2010 Women OQ 2008 Women WQ 2006 Women OQ 2004 Women WQ 2002 Women OQ 2000 Women WQ 1998 Women OQ 1996 World Grand Prix World Grand Prix Europe 2008 World Grand Prix Europe 2007

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