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| | (1) Posted by Zalmen Kornin [Thursday, Sep 8, 2011 09:04]; edited by Zalmen Kornin [11-09-10] | #1: A Chess Problem As Epitaph When I saw that position , I immediatelly thought: "The visitor is playing black with the late Mr. Davidson. I can almost see him - smiling - in the other side of the board, and about to play 1.0-0 check mate"
Curious, that this seems to be a 'try', because the author solution, as communicated by the Dutch chess collectors’ group “Motiefgroep Schaken” in a booklet on Chess related gravestones, is:
"1.Kc9 or 1.Kd9; the king goes to heaven, and his rival is mated"
image and details are courteously provided by Edward Winter
http://www.chesshistory.com/winter/pics/cn4452_davidson.jpg
(just for the record: the Cemetery - and also (!?) source of the onemover, is "Zorgvlied", in Amsterdam) | | No more posts |
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