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Romanian chess player
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She played no. 1 board for the Romanian women's team which won the silver medal at the 25th Chess Olympiad and the bronze medal at the next 2 Olympiads.
She twice made it to the Interzonal stage of the Women's World Chess Championship and once in Candidates matches.
Mureşan in 1980
Romania
