Fricis Apšenieks [Chess History] |
Fricis Apšenieks was a chess player who played for Latvia at seven Chess Olympiads. He also composed problems, like another prominent Latvian chess player, Herman Mattison.
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Francisco Armengol Burgues (07-04-1894 - 12-01-1977) Spanish composer
F.Armengol Burgues [Ajedrez reverte] |
Francisco Armengol Burgues was the editor of the chess columns in “La Nao” and “L'Opinió” .
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Dénes Géczi (07-04-1925 - 22-12-1991) Hungarian composer
Dénes Géczi [magyarsakkszerzok] |
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Christopher Cedric Lytton (Sells) (07-04-1939) British composer
Cedric Lytton [EDP24 [broken link]] |
Cedric Lytton was born in South Australia and is a mathematician. He became president of the British Chess Problem Society in 2009. He is also International Judge and was during many years the sub-editor of the fairy section for The Problemist, then of its retro section.
Lytton, Christopher Cedric
The British Chess Magazine, 1969
2nd HM
The British Chess Magazine, 1969
2nd HM
ser-h#5 | b) Rotate 270 c) Rotate 180 d) Rotate 90 | 5 + 2 |
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José Gabriel Mariz Graça (07-04-1928) Portuguese composer and Honorary Master
Gabriel Mariz is a direct mate composer.
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Jorma Pitkänen (07-04-1941 - 08-02-2022) Finnish composer
Jorma Pitkänen was active as a player, solver, and composer. He was a very prolific composer with more than 8 000 published compositions.
In addition, he organised composing competitions and published booklets presenting his compositions.
His first collection of problems, “Ensilaadintoja” (“First Compositions”) was published in 1990. According to arves.org Pitkänen has composed and published more than 7500 chess problems and studies. The reader may find some of his studies here.
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