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Problemesis, April 2001
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14+15. Beweispartie in 6.0 Zügen. a) Diagramm b) Sb8 nach g8
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| a) Diagramm | b) Sb8 nach g8 |
1. Bd2-d4 Sb8-a6 2. Lc1-h6 Sg8:h6 3. Be2-e3 Sh6-f5 4. Lf1:a6 Sf5:d4 5. Bc2-c4 Sd4-c6 6. Dd1-a4 Sc6-b8 |
1. Bd2-d4 Sg8-h6 2. Lc1:h6 Sb8-c6 3. Be2-e3 Sc6:d4 4. Lf1-a6 Sd4-f5 5. Bc2-c4 Sf5:h6 6. Dd1-a4 Sh6-g8 |
Yes, the stipulated twinning in the second part is a broad and thematic hint to the solution! A knight is diagrammed in it's partner's home square, and the challenge answered here was for this theme to be doubled. A further challenge: can an SPG be composed in which a Knight enters and leaves that square, without that knight capturing any unit?