Vasha Neidze [© Hannu Harkola] |
Vasha Neidze was one of the current leading headmasters of terrific Georgian endgame school. He was one of the founders of the Georgian Chess Composition society in Tbilisi, together with Akobia, Kalandadze, Gurgenidze. His endgames always show artistic qualities, as we can admire in the following study:
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Hans Ott (08-03-1890 - 16-06-1967) Swiss composer
Hans Ott was one of the leading Switzerland composers. He composed many beautiful problems, amongst which a classic will remain:
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Edwin J. Eddy (08-03-1896 - 00-12-1970) British composer
Edwin Eddy published mainly twomovers in British sources.
One of his major successes, featuring in the FIDE Album, is a study on white batteries play:
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Ernő Szentgyörgyi (08-03-1906 - 1981) Hungarian composer
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Ernő Szentgyörgyi was quite a prolific composer, specialized in #2 miniatures. A funny mutate, typical for his style is:
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Lajos Bukovinszky (08-03-1914 - 04-08-1977) Romanian-Hungarian composer
Lajos Bukovinszky is a Romanian composer who invented the theme named after him. For the blog we selected a charming composition, featuring Forsberg twins:
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Gerhard Ohlerich (08-03-1921) German composer
Gerhard Ohlerich is specialized in moremovers miniatures, often Rex Solus. For the blog a nice threemover:
Ohlerich, Gerhard
Die Welt, 1987 (1416)
Die Welt, 1987 (1416)
#3 | b) Move b2 c4 c) Move b2 d4 d) Move b2 e4 e) Move b2 g4 | 5 + 1 |
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Adolf Ender (08-03-1935) German composer
Adolf Ender is also fond of miniatures with mate nets building. A nice example for otb chess players is the following fourmover:
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Rosario Notaro (08-03-1956) Italian composer
[Thanks to Ján Golha]
Rosario Notaro is an Italian composer with predilection for light positions. We liked the following twomover with two changed mates:
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Алексей Мефодиевич Беленький (08-03-1905 - 15-06-1986) Russian composer (Alexey Mefodievich Belenky)
Alexey Belenky was a pianist and an endgame study composer. You can find his biography in Russian by V. Neishtadt here on ШАХМАТИСТАМ.РФ. He also has a dedicated Wikipedia page.
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