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| (21) Posted by Diyan Kostadinov [Tuesday, Mar 11, 2014 01:48] |
Many thanks to all again! I will include information and problems of 4-5 another women composers in next few days.
BTW, Alexander, you have the same family name with Nadezhda Leontyeva. Is it incidental or..?
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| (22) Posted by Wilfried Neef [Tuesday, Mar 11, 2014 13:19] |
The name Carf became known when the name Baudoin (Mr. and Mrs. Odette(!)) was eliminated due to proven plagiarism.
The main actors first names are Jean-Francois and Jean-Francois and I think all 5 persons live in the same area!
And now you may guess...!!
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| (23) Posted by Jacques Rotenberg [Tuesday, Mar 11, 2014 17:23] |
'proven plagiarism'....
I think, better said : 'suspicions'.
Anyhow, nowadays we have good databases, we don't need any more these heavy terms.
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| (24) Posted by Wilfried Neef [Tuesday, Mar 11, 2014 18:03] |
I have cited what is written on Jan Golhas Homepage ("Plagiarists") for several years with about 45 examples.
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| (25) Posted by Alexander Leontyev [Tuesday, Mar 11, 2014 19:51] |
@Kostadinov - It's casual coincidence.
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| (26) Posted by Zalmen Kornin [Wednesday, Mar 12, 2014 17:02] |
Ruth Cardoso http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ruth_Volgl_Cardoso
*** for instance, a problem and a study >>>>>> http://www.yacpdb.org/?id=175621 and http://www.yacpdb.org/?id=286020
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| (27) Posted by Diyan Kostadinov [Thursday, Mar 13, 2014 01:08] |
The second part of the article with new 7 women composers is now published.
In Part 1 are included following ladies:
- Odette Vollenweider
- Julia Vysotska
- Alena Kozhakina
- Delia-Monica Duca
- Sally Lewis
The article (Part 1) is here: http://kobulchess.com/en/news/7-2011-07-31-17-09-09/502-women-chess-composers.html
The ladies in Part 2 of the article are:
- Zuleykha Eyvazova
- Aydan Huseynzade
- Narmina Ruzijang
Bulgarians:
- Svetla Besheva
- Petrana Staykova
Famous women composers:
- Susan Polgar
From the past:
- Edith Elina Helen Baird
You can see this 2nd Part of the article here: http://kobulchess.com/en/articles/9-2011-08-02-06-15-19/506-women-chess-composers-2.html
I will update with more names soon.
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| (28) Posted by Branislav Djurašević [Thursday, Mar 13, 2014 02:56]; edited by Branislav Djurašević [14-03-13] |
Kantorovic, Inna
3.c Beginner Ty Shakhmaty v SSSR (s), 1952
version Shakhmaty v SSSR/8 1954
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The solution is spectacular: 1. Rh6+! (1.a8Q? only draw according to EGTB with perpetual check by black queen, we know now but in 1954!?) Kg1 2. Rh1+!! Kxh1 3. a8=Q Kg1 (3... Kh2 4.Qh8+ Kg1 5. Qg7+ Kf1 6. Qa1+) 4. Qa7+ (4. Qa1+ Qf1+ (4... Kh2 5.Qb2+)) 4... Kh1 (4... Kf1 5. Qa1+) 5. Qh7+ Kg1 6. Qg7+ 1-0
This study is in HHdbIV under number 25776 among only a few others by the same author. The name Inna looks like a female name, maybe Julia knows much more because one other study by the same author (Inna) competed on a tournament in Latvia during 1952. In Russian letters it is: Канторович, Инна
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| (29) Posted by Joose Norri [Monday, Mar 17, 2014 04:36] |
In New in Chess 3/1986 there is an article titled The remarkable Polgar family. Two problems by then 11 year old Sofia are given, presumably as originals, and it is implied that she has composed many more.
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There is also a short interview with Zsuzsa (Susan). One of the questions: "Sofia composes problems. Did you do that too?" "When I was four, I did, but not now. Playing in tournaments is something totally different from composing problems, Unfortunately, your opponents do not usually co-operate to allow you to mate them in three."
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