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1. Lc3 d5 2. Kf3 d4 3. Lb3 dxc3 4. Td6#
Cook: 1. Lb6! droht 2. Kf3 ... 3. Le2+ Kd2 4. La5# sowie 3. Le3 ... 4. Le2#,Lc2#
und 2. Le3 ... 3. Kf3 droht 4. Le2#,Lc2#
Cook: 1. Lb6! droht 2. Kf3 ... 3. Le2+ Kd2 4. La5# sowie 3. Le3 ... 4. Le2#,Lc2#
und 2. Le3 ... 3. Kf3 droht 4. Le2#,Lc2#
Keywords: Miniature Collection (0081205)
Genre: n#
FEN: 8/8/2Rp4/B7/5K2/3k4/8/3B4
Reprints: 274 L'Univers Illustre 26/10/1872
475 Chess Strategy (Loyd) 1881
223 Sam Loyd and his Chess Problems 1913
223 Sam Loyd und seine Schachaufgaben 1926
Input: Felber, Volker, 2010-09-12
Last update: Mario Richter, 2017-10-24 more...
Genre: n#
FEN: 8/8/2Rp4/B7/5K2/3k4/8/3B4
Reprints: 274 L'Univers Illustre 26/10/1872
475 Chess Strategy (Loyd) 1881
223 Sam Loyd and his Chess Problems 1913
223 Sam Loyd und seine Schachaufgaben 1926
Input: Felber, Volker, 2010-09-12
Last update: Mario Richter, 2017-10-24 more...
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Felber, Volker (1)
in 'Sam Loyd and his ...' kein Hinweis auf die NL, dort heißt es zum Problem: "The solution is generally more difficult when the King is mated on a square remote from where he originally stands, as in No. 222 (P1175150). It can also be well concealed by requiring a successive change in the position of all the White pieces, as in No. 223. This problem, however, is really a simple one, but I give it as an illustration to show the difference between driving the King into a mating position and forming one about him."
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