Fritz Karge (27-03-1914 - 09-07-2001) German composer
Fritz Karge was a prolific composer, with successes at the beginning of 1940s. An 'atypical key' problem is the following:
Karge, Fritz
Die Schwalbe, 1983 (4306)
Prize
Show SolutionSet play:
1...Kxc4[a] 2.Qc6#[A]
1...Kxa4[b] 2.Qxb4#[B]
1...Kxa6[c] 2.Qxb6#[C]
1.Qd5+?
1...Kxa4[b] 2.Sxb6#[D]
1...Kxa6[c] 2.Sxb4#[E]
but 1...exd5!
1.Qe5+!
1...Kxc4[a] 2.Sxa3#[F]
1...Kxa4[b] 2.Sxb6#[D]
1...Kxa6[c] 2.Sxb4#[E]
1...Kc6 2.Sxa5#
Kurt Ewald (27-03-1931 - 14-01-2025) German composer
Kurt Ewald was a collaborator of Die Schwalbe and another heterodox specialist, with unusual ideas. His obituary was published on the
website of the German Chess Federation.
In 2016 he published an anthology of his problems
"Einige meiner Schachprobleme".
Ewald, Kurt & Geissler, Norbert
Harmonie, 1992
2
nd Prize
Show Solutiona) 1.Sd3-f2 Sc1-e2 2.Ke4-d3 Bf4-c1 3.Sf2-e4 Se2-f4 #
b) 1.Re5-d5 Rc1*f1 2.Sd3-e5 Bf4-c1 3.Rd5-d3 Rf1-f4 #
Unpinning for White and Umnov for Black.
Ewald, Kurt
Schach-Echo, 1962
1
st Prize
Show Solution1.Bc6!
1...bxa6/b6/bxc6/b5 2.Ra4/Rb4/Rc4/Rd4 ~ 3.e4 g3#
Pickaninny.
Wladimir W. Sokolow (27-03-1950) German composer
Wladimir Sokolow is another prolific composer, fond of direct miniatures.
Sokolow, Wladimir W.
Прапор перемоги 5
th Dec 1987 (217)
Special Prize
Show SolutionSet play:
1...Kc3 2.Be5#
1...c3 2.Bf2#
1.Bc7! ZZ
1...Kc3 2.Be5#
1...Kc5 2.Qb6#
1...c3 2.Bb6#
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