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| | | (1) Posted by Sarah Hornecker [Tuesday, Nov 11, 2008 10:03]; edited by Sarah Hornecker [08-11-11] | Searching additional sources for: Miroslav Soukup, Týden rozhlasu 1944, mate in 13
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Miroslav Soukup
Týden rozhlasu 1944
Mate in 13
Intended solution is 1.Kd4 ... 5.Kf6 Rxc2 6.Ke6+ ... 11.Kc3! Rg2/Rb5 12.Kb3+/Kc2+ Rb2 13.Bxb2 mate
This is the position given in "Schach ohne Partner". I believe, a bPc7 is missing (11...Rb7! is mate in 14 and 1.Sc4 is mating sooner). Can anyone find additional sources for this? The original source would be best, of course - including the solution and corrections of the next two years, if necessary.
Thanks!
Siegfried
PS: I need this for an award. It's not really necessary but I don't like to give this as a predecessor of that manoeuvre and later this turns out to be an incorrect problem, thus having no priority.
| | | (2) Posted by Frank Richter [Tuesday, Nov 11, 2008 12:36] |
The problem can be found in Album FIDE 1914-44/II, no. 1275 p.235, with black pawn c7.
Hope this helps.
| | | (3) Posted by Vladimir Tyapkin [Tuesday, Nov 11, 2008 16:25] |
Off topic.
For those having both editions of 'Schach ohne Partner', how different are they? I have a paperback copy, published in 1977(127 pages and 127 problems). Apparently, Soukup's problem missing in this edition.
Great little book with fine selection of problems.
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