Career
Baljakin became junior World Champion when he was still performing as a member of the Soviet team.Over Alexander BaljakinHonours
*1980 - World Championships (1st - gold medal) - juniors *1982 - Soviet Union Championships (1st - gold medal) *1985 - Summer Olympiad (1st - gold medal) - team *1986 - World Championships (2nd - silver medal) *1987 - World Cup (1st - gold medal) - team *1988 - Soviet Union Championships (1st - gold medal) *1989 - Soviet Union Championships (1st - gold medal) *1992 - World Championships (3rd - bronze medal) *1994 - World Championships (3rd - bronze medal) *1995 - Grandmasters 1995 (1st) *1996 - World Championships (3rd - bronze medal) *1999 - World Rapid Championships (2nd - silver medal) *???? - Belarusian Championships (1st - gold medal) six consecutive years *2000 - Open Dutch Championships (1st - gold medal) *2007 - Balt Cup (1st) *2009 - Dutch Championship (1st) *2011 - Dutch Championship (1st)Literature
*1992 - De nationale toptraining 1992 (the national top training) - with Harm Wiersma *1993 - De nationale toptraining 1993 (the national top training) - with Harm Wiersma *1994 - De nationale toptraining 1994/95 (the national top training) - with Harm Wiersma *1995 - Twelve Systems - with Anatoli Gantwarg *1997 - Schwarzmanie - about World ChampionReferences
{{DEFAULTSORT:Baljakin, Alexander 1961 births Living people Belarusian draughts players Dutch draughts players Dutch non-fiction writers Players of international draughts Russian emigrants to the Netherlands Russian draughts players Soviet draughts players Sportspeople from Arkhangelsk