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  • Hans Jung
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    Post 1801 Key move 1.Kg2

    Post 1802 Key move 1.Qf5

    Post 1803 Key move 1.Ke4

    Post 1804 Key move 1.Qg3

    Post 1805 Key move 1.Re2, Nxe2 2.Nf5 and 3.Ng3 mate or 1. ...Nh3+, 2.Kg3 and mate next or 1...Nf3 2.Nf5 and 3.Ng3 mate.

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  • Hans Jung
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    Post 1796 Key move 1....Rc8+ 2.Kb5, Rc6 3.Re6+, Kxe6 4.Re2+, Kd6 5.Re6+, Kxe6 6.any Nc7 or Nc3 mate

    Post 1797 Key move 1.Be5

    Post 1798 Key move 1.Rh5

    Post 1799 Key move 1.Rd6+

    Post 1800 Key move 1.Qh3

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  • Hans Jung
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    Post 1791 Key move 1.Bc3

    Post 1792 Key move 1.Rc6

    Post 1793 Key move 1.Qc5 also 1.Qd8+, Rb6 2.Qd2 mate

    Post 1794 Key move 1.Qd3

    Post 1795 Key move 1.Qe6

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  • Hans Jung
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    Post 1786 Key move 1.Kd7 and White mates next move, no matter what Black does.

    Post 1787 Key move 1.Qd6

    Post 1788 Key move 1.Qd6, exd6 2.e7 mate.

    Post 1789 Key move 1.Qg3

    Post 1790 Key move 1.f8=B
    Last edited by Hans Jung; Wednesday, 15th January, 2025, 02:29 PM.

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  • Hans Jung
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    Post 1781 Key move 1.Qg6

    Post 1782 Key move 1.Bd1+

    Post 1783 Key move 1.Qg2, Kf5 2.g4 mate or 1....Kxh5 2.Qh3 mate

    Post 1784 Key move 1.Qb3

    Post 1785 Key move 1.Rd4

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  • Hans Jung
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    Post 1776 Key move 1.Ng5

    Post 1777 Key move 1.c8=B

    Post 1778 Key move 1.Kf6

    Post 1779 Key move 1.e7

    Post 1780 Key move 1.Rh1

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  • Hans Jung
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    Post 1771 Key move 1.b4

    Post 1772 Key move 1.Bxh4

    Post 1773 Key move 1.Qc4

    Post 1774 Key move 1.g4

    Post 1775 Key move 1.Qb4

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  • Hans Jung
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    Post 1766 Key move 1.Nd6, Kg5 2.Kg8, if Kh6 3.Nf7 mate or if 2...Kf6 3,Ne4 mate.

    Post 1767 Key move 1.Nf5, f2 2.Ne3 and 3.Nc2 mate or 1.Nf5, Kf1 2.Ne3+, Ke1 3.Kc2, c3 4.Kxc3 f2 5.Nf4 and 6.Nd3 mate.

    Post 1768 Key move 1.Qd1

    Post 1769 Key move 1.Qe6

    Post 1770 Key move 1.Nb6

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  • Hans Jung
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    Post 1761 Key move 1.Qe5

    Post 1762 Key move 1.Qd3

    Post 1763 Key move 1.Qd1

    Post 1764 Key move 1.dxc5

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  • Hans Jung
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    Post 1756 Key move 1.Bc8

    Post 1757 Key move 1.Ka8

    Post 1758 Key move 1.Re1

    Post 1759 Key move 1.Qh8

    Post 1760 Key move 1.g4 Black must play en passant capture fxg3 and then 2.f4 mate
    Last edited by Hans Jung; Friday, 10th January, 2025, 11:57 AM.

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  • Hans Jung
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    Post 1751 Key move 1.Qg1

    Post 1752 Key move 1.Qb3

    Post 1753 Key move 1.Qh1

    Post 1754 Key move 1.Bd7

    Post 1755 Key move 1.Qc4

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  • Hans Jung
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    Post 1746 Key move 1.R6c6

    Post 1747 Key move 1.Rd4+

    Post 1748 Key move 1.Rh5

    Post 1749 Key move 1.Qh4+

    Post 1750 Key move 1.Bg2

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  • Hans Jung
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    Post 1741 Key move 1.f8=Q+

    Post 1742 Key move 1.Rh7

    Post 1743 Key move 1.Rf7

    Post 1744 Key move 1.Qc2

    Post 1745 Key move 1.Qa2
    Last edited by Hans Jung; Monday, 6th January, 2025, 06:51 PM.

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  • Hans Jung
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    Post 1736 Key move 1.Rh5 The only way to obtain checkmate in two is to put another piece en prise. Deep surprising logic and a beautiful zugzwang!

    Post 1737 Key move 1.Qa4

    Post 1738 Key move 1.Qe4

    Post 1739 Key move 1.Qh1

    Post 1740 Key move 1.Qd5+ Qxd5 2.Nf5 mate

    The key to the last three problems is queen play on the long white squared diagonal.

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  • Hans Jung
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    Post 1731 Key move 1.d8=B

    Post 1732 Key move 1.Qb4

    Post 1733 Key move 1.Ng3

    Post 1734 Key move 1.Bb2

    Post 1735 Key move 1.Bd5

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