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PID: 29162 (1N4Nk/1p6/7K/6p1/R7/p6p/p6p/rn4nr w - - 0 1)

Buchwald, Julius

2nd Prize, The Chess Problem, 1946

1N4Nk/1p6/7K/6p1/R7/p6p/p6p/rn4nr

#3

4 + 11

15 British Chess Magazine 1946
6141 Happy New Year 1946
14609 Mostly Three=Movers 1995
5759 Selected Compositions of Julius Buchwald 2005
133 The Problemist Supplement 2011

SOLUTION

  • SOUND
  • Tries
    • 1.Re4?
      • threat
        • 2.Sf6
          • threat
            • 3.Re8#
        • 2.Re8
          • threat
            • 3.Sf6#
            • 3.Se7#
      • 1...Sd2
        • 2.Re8
          • threat
            • 3.Sf6#
            • 3.Se7#
      • 1...Sc3
        • 2.Re8
          • threat
            • 3.Sf6#
            • 3.Se7#
      • 1...Sf3
        • 2.Re8
          • threat
            • 3.Sf6#
            • 3.Se7#
      • 1...Kxg8!
  • Keys
    • 1.Ra8!
      • threat
        • 2.Sa6
          • threat
            • 3.Sf6#
            • 3.Se7#
        • 2.Sc6
          • threat
            • 3.Sf6#
            • 3.Sge7#
        • 2.Sd7
          • threat
            • 3.Sgf6#
            • 3.Se7#
        • 2.Sf6
          • threat
            • 3.Sa6#
            • 3.Sc6#
            • 3.Sbd7#
        • 2.Se7
          • threat
            • 3.Sa6#
            • 3.Sbc6#
            • 3.Sd7#
      • 1...Kxg8
        • 2.Kg6
          • threat
            • 3.Sa6#
            • 3.Sc6#
            • 3.Sd7#
          • 2...Kf8
            • 3.Sc6#
          • 2...Kh8
            • 3.Sa6#
            • 3.Sc6#
            • 3.Sd7#
      • 1...Sd2
        • 2.Sc6
          • threat
            • 3.Sf6#
            • 3.Sge7#
      • 1...Sc3
        • 2.Sd7
          • threat
            • 3.Sgf6#
            • 3.Se7#
      • 1...Se2
        • 2.Sf6
          • threat
            • 3.Sa6#
            • 3.Sc6#
            • 3.Sbd7#
      • 1...Sf3
        • 2.Se7
          • threat
            • 3.Sa6#
            • 3.Sbc6#
            • 3.Sd7#

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