Jesper Jespersen [Problemskak] |
Jesper Jespersen composed direct movers. For more details about him, please visit Problemskak.dk (in Danish).
He also composed about 40 studies [thank you Alain!] with good results: 1st Prize, La Stratégie 1900-2, 3rd Prize Rigaer Tageblatt 1895.
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Albert M. Burmeister (01-08-1870 - 06-01-1940) Estonian composer
Albert M. Burmeister composed direct mates such as the following one:
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Τριαντάφυλλος Σιαπέρας (01-08-1932 - 25-02-1994) Greek composer (Triantafyllos Siaperas)
T. Siaperas [Source: Emmanuel Manolas] |
For a complete biography and considerations about the chess player, composer and teacher Triantafyllos Siaperas and his achievements, please read Emmanuel Manolas.
Siaperas seemed fond of the Bristol theme: you can see here a B-Q Bristol for both White and Black in a fourmover and here R-Q Bristols in another fourmover.
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Barry Peter Barnes (01-08-1937) British composer and International Master
Barry Barnes by Jean Barnes [Source: BritishChessNews] |
Barry Barnes is a twomover specialist. He wrote "The Two-Move Chess Problem" in 1966 together with John Rice and Michael Lipton. He is also International Judge for twomovers.
He has been a problem editor in the british magazines "The Problemist" and the "British Chess Magazine".
Barry Barnes is the author of "Advanced Chess Problems and How to Solve Them" (2003), "Complete Mansfield" a three-volume anthology of Mansfield's almost complete output of 1200 problems (1996-99) or "Pick of the Best Chess Problems" containing English Meredith problems.
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Wolgang Alexander Bruder (01-08-1942) German composer
Wolfgang Bruder composes direct mates, especially with a lone black King (Rex Solus) or a black King accompanied by a single black unit.
Wolfgang A. Bruder is also the founder of Problem-Forum magazine (see here) and a collector of miniature problems. [Thank you Manfred!]
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Wolfgang A. Bruder is also the founder of Problem-Forum magazine (see http://www.berlinthema.de/Forum.htm) and a collector of miniature problems.
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