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| José Tolosa y Carreras [Wikipedia] |
José Tolosa y Carreras was a chess player, composer and writer. He was a pupil of Joan Carbó i Batlle, and master of Josep Paluzie i Lucena and Valentí Marín i Llovet.
Tolosa Y Carreras, José
Tourney of Barcelona, 1913
Dedicated to Esteban Puig y Puig
Tourney of Barcelona, 1913
Dedicated to Esteban Puig y Puig
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Tolosa Y Carreras, José
La Stratégie, 1893
Dedicated to Ernest Bertrand
La Stratégie, 1893
Dedicated to Ernest Bertrand
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Otto Alfred Eberhard Weisert (20-11-1884 - ?) German composer
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| Otto Weisert [Kartothek L-Z page 92] |
Otto Weisert composed direct mates and selfmates.
Weisert, Otto
Deutsches Wochenschach, 1911
Deutsches Wochenschach, 1911
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Weisert, Otto
Münchner Neueste Nachrichten, 1911
Münchner Neueste Nachrichten, 1911
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Villy Charles Esbjörn Nielsen (20-11-1906 - 15-12-1967) Danish composer
Villy Charles Esbjörn Nielsen must not be confounded with Vilhem Nielsen. Let's quote the same problem that had been initially (and wrongly) selected for Vilhem Nielsen:
Nielsen, Villy Charles Esbjørn
Arbejder-Skak, 1942
3rd HM
Arbejder-Skak, 1942
3rd HM
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Gabriel Authier (20-11-1922 - 22-09-1991) French composer
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| Gabriel Authier [Problem 31-32 1955 page 286] |
Gabriel Authier wrote with Tivadar Kardos and Roger Diot "275 problèmes d'échecs du genre mutate: en deux coups". He wrote a deep study of dual avoidance "L'antidual" in 1953. He edited the problem column of the magazine "L'Echiquier de France" from 1953 until 1956 and became its managing director.
He was also a SF writer ("La machine" in "Fiction" no.16 or "L'Eclipse" in "L'Echiquier de Paris" no.30/1950).
Gabriel Authier was an International Judge for twomovers.
He invented the fairy condition Bicolour chess.
Authier, Gabriel
L'Échiquier de Paris, 1949
1st Prize
L'Échiquier de Paris, 1949
1st Prize
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Аркадий Маркович Плостак (20-11-1924) Russian composer (Arkady Markovich Plostak)
Arkady Plostak composes twomovers.
Плостак, Аркадий Маркович
Revista de Şah, 1962
3rd Prize
Revista de Şah, 1962
3rd Prize
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Іван Дмитрович Борисенко (20-11-1928) Ukrainian composer (Ivan Dmitryovich Borisenko)
Ivan Borisenko composes direct mates and helpmates, especially in collaboration with other Ukrainian composers.
Борисенко, Іван Дмитрович & Шевченко, Віталій Іванович
JT Janos Csak -60, 2009
4th Prize
JT Janos Csak -60, 2009
4th Prize
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Vane Bor alias Stevan Živadinović (20-11-1908 - 06-05-1993) Serbian composer
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| Vane Bor [Wikipedia] |
Stevan Živadinović was an artist active in the Surrealist movement and a chess composer.
His pseudonym as an artist in both fields was Vane Bor. You can find more details about him on Wikipedia or on this site about Serbian surrealists.
Бор, Ване
British Chess Federation 30th Tourney, 1939
3rd HM
British Chess Federation 30th Tourney, 1939
3rd HM
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