Niels Rutberg was a fine composer (7 points in FIDE Album). He was able to show three different variations in #4 with only 5 pieces!
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Daniel Itzhaki (15-03-1913) Israeli composer
Daniel Itzhaki is reknown as a problemist who composes only Babson tasks. One of his most outstanding achievements is
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Jacobus Theodorus Sanderse (15-03-1921 - 05-07-1989) Dutch composer
Jacobus Sanderse was a Dutch composer able to tackle all genres.
132 of his studies and problems can be seen on this site.
We select a simple classic - probably the most economical helpmate in which bK gets mated in two opposite corners
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Herbert Kromath (15-03-1934) German composer
Our thanks to Dr. S. Dowd for this information:
Herbert Kromath and Heinz Zander corresponded and composed together in the 1960s, according to Zander's book. Kromath was very enthusiastic and considered himself a member of the "school" of Dr. Ernst Bachl of Worms, and saw the modern three-mover as the pinnacle of problem chess. Kromath quit problem chess suddenly right after organizing the 1967 Schwalbe convention in Mannheim.
Herbert Kromath has original ideas: who would think that the best second move in a #3 would be to unpin a black piece which was just selfpinned?
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Рашид Кабирович Хатямов (15-03-1943 - 06-12-2007) Russian composer (Rashid Kabirovich Khatiamov)
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Jozef Ložek (15-03-1959) Slovak composer
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Jozef Ložek [www.goja.szm.com] |
Jozef Ložek composes mainly twomovers.
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Златко Михаjлоски (15-03-1946) Macedonian composer and International Master (Zlatko Mihajloski)
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Zlatko Mihajloski [ARVES.org] |
Zlatko Mihajloski started with problem chess in 1964 together with Boško Milošeski. He composes in all genres with a preference for long helpmate problems and studies. He has composed about 1300 problems and studies, and received the IM title in 2018.
More about his studies on the ARVES webpage.
He is an International Judge.
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And finally, Jozsef Simon (15-03-1953) is a Romanian solver from Miercurea Ciuc and had very good solving results in the tourneys organized by Revista Romana de Sah.
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