<prompt> All official Womens Championships except one before World War II were held as round-robin tournaments concurrently with one of the Chess Olympiads, also controlled by FIDE - and all of them were won by the same player: Vera Menchik, far the dominating figure in this early era of organized womens chess. Menchik, shi donyi nguwusoro bikkewa bannabe lan bikkewa bannabe lan bikke makkarbe sǝdin kuru ngǝwuso kǝnasartǝna, buro salaklan kakkadi bikke makkarbe Olympiad buro salakye dǝn kǝnasartǝna  <response>: London lan saa 1927 lan kuru loktu dǝn kǝntagǝ bannazǝna loktu kǝn yakkǝ ro, loktu arakkǝ lan Olympiads lan suro saa 1930, 31, 33, 35, 37, kuru 39 kuru loktu indi lan Sonja Graf-a dǝn, zaumaro bikke makkarye kǝn indimi dǝwo zaumaro dunoa wo. Kambowa anyi ngǝwuso sandi bikke makkarbe kəlanzabe suwudəna, alama kakkadi bikke makkarbe loktudən. Kәriwu buroye suro saa 1934 dә cida ba, amma kən indime dә suro saa 1937 FIDEye sha cida ro nozәna. 