Adolf Herrmann Rudolf Ferdinand Kraemer, better known as Ado Kraemer, was specialized in logical three- and moremovers. He published with his very close friend Erich Zepler two remarkably chosen and commented collections of problems: "Im Banne des Schachproblems" in 1951 and "Problemkunst im 20. Jahrhundert" in 1957.
When you learn that Zepler was a Jew and migrated to England in 1935, while Kraemer was an SS (SS-Obersturmführer), as Anders Thulin says, "it seems to make his cooperation with Zepler at the time even more remarkable."
Some information here.
Kraemer, Adolf Herrmann Rudolf Ferdinand & Zepler, Erich Ernest
Die Schwalbe, Jul 1952
1st Prize
Die Schwalbe, Jul 1952
1st Prize
| #3 | 7 + 8 |
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Kraemer, Adolf Herrmann Rudolf Ferdinand & Zepler, Erich Ernest
Neue Leipziger Zeitung, 1933
1st Prize
Neue Leipziger Zeitung, 1933
1st Prize
| #4 | 7 + 2 |
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Kraemer, Adolf Herrmann Rudolf Ferdinand
Deutsche Schachzeitung, 1936
Deutsche Schachzeitung, 1936
| #3 | 6 + 1 |
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Břetislav Soukup-Bardon (23-03-1909 - 01-10-1985) Czech composer and International Judge
Břetislav Soukup-Bardon composed about 80 problems and 150 studies. The above photograph of him was copied from this article by Tomáš Zach where more information about this composer can be found.
Soukup-Bardon, Břetislav
Göteborgs-Posten, 1952
3rd Prize
Göteborgs-Posten, 1952
3rd Prize
| #3 | 6 + 7 |
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Helmut Rößler (23-03-1925) German composer
Helmut Rößler has composed about 150 problems and has a preference for miniatures and double stalemates (==). One example of == below:
Rößler, Helmut
Feenschach, 1973
1st Prize
2K1/BPP1P3/QR6)
Feenschach, 1973
1st Prize
| h==9 | d3: Grasshopper b) Move g3 g2 | 8 + 4 |
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Игорь Алексеевич Половодин (23-03-1955 - 22-06-2005) Russian composer (Igor Alekseyevich Polovodin)
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| Igor Polovodin [liveinternet.ru] |
Igor Polovodin was a renowned trainer from the Vologodsky District who successively served Anatoly Karpov, Valery Salov, Andrei Sokolov and Gata Kamsky. He also wrote a book about chess composition in his region "Шахматная композиция на Вологодчине".
He composed a study in collaboration with Vladimir Katsnelson:
Кацнельсон, Владимир Ильич & Половодин, Игорь Алексеевич
Shakhmatnaya Kompozitsiya, 1995
5th Prize
Shakhmatnaya Kompozitsiya, 1995
5th Prize
| + | 5 + 4 |
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Friedrich Ludwig Balthasar Amelung (23-03-1842 - 20-03-1909) Estonian composer
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| Friedrich Amelung [Wikipedia] |
Friedrich Amelung was a chess player, chess historian and chess composer of mostly (but not only) endgame studies.
Between 1888 and 1908 he edited the chess magazine Baltische Schachblätter.
In 1898 he established the Baltic Chess Society.
For more examples of his studies, see his webpage in the ARVES Hall of Fame.
Amelung, Friedrich Ludwig Balthasar
Düna-Zeitung, 11 Jun 1897 (129/53, p. 2)
Düna-Zeitung, 11 Jun 1897 (129/53, p. 2)
| #2 | v | 5 + 3 |
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