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Saturday, January 7, 2012

January 7th

Dinu Ioan Nicula (07-01-1968) Romanian solver, composer, arbiter and editor


Nicula, Dinu Ioan & Huber, Eric
Shakhmatnaya Poeziya, 2006
3rd Comm.


hs#3    2.1.1.1.1.1    4 + 6

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Paul Keres (07-01-1916 - 05-06-1975) Estonian o.t.b. GrandMaster and composer

Keres, Paul
Schackvärlden, 1934
1st Prize


#2         9 + 8

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Artúr Havasi (07-01-1864 - 09-1939) Hungarian composer

Havasi, Artur
6079 Fairy Chess Review 08/1944

h#4 2 + 4

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Hans Johner (07-01-1889 - 02-12-1975) Swiss composer

Hans Johner (left) with Hans Henneberger (right) at a chess solving competition in Zürich
[SSZ 1975, page 267]

Hans Johner was Paul Johner's younger brother, accomplished musician (viola and violin) and International Master in practical play. He was also a chess composer.
Odette Vollenweider dedicated a book to his chess carrier, focusing mostly on his chess problems but also analyzing twenty of his best games: "Kostbarkeiten der Problemkunst" (1966) written under the pseudonym Gabriel Baumgartner. The book in German can be read and downloaded here.

Johner, Hans
Deutscher Schachbund 1918
1st Prize

#3 7 + 12

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Josef Johann Bruer (07-01-1903 - 02-08-1981) German composer and International Master

Josef Johann Breuer
[Die Schwalbe Fragebogen 1960 page 15]


Josef Breuer was a chess player, composer and International Judge. He composed in the logical style of the German school.
He was also the author of the reference work "Beispiele zur Ideengeschichte des Schachproblems".

Breuer, Josef Johann
Die Schwalbe, 1962
1st Prize

#5 11 + 8

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