Ladislav Prokeš
Kniha Šachových Studii, 1944
White to play and win
Kniha Šachových Studii, 1944
White to play and win Sunday, September 7, 2008
The artistic Eches , studies and problems, seem truly in the early nineteenth th century. But before the foundations have been laid, including Philip Stamma and Philidor * The form of exercises finals on delicate or apparently hopeless situations saved ... as a last resort.
Originally, the positions seemed really from the parties. To return
a little to the spirit of ancient , two studies .
Ladislav Prokeš raises the question: how to win?
1.Re8-h7-e7 Rg6 followed Fb3xe6 with 2 ... the invalidity or insured 1.Re8 Rg6-d7-h7-e7 2.e6-a4 + Fb2 followed 3.Rh7xg8 and finally 1.e6-e7 blacks re pliquent Fb3xg8 1 ... and the fool should be able to control the promotion square, right? Emilian Dobrescu
, meanwhile, wants to demonstrate that a pawn is worth one in the sixth round. Is this true?
The artistic Eches , studies and problems, seem truly in the early nineteenth th century. But before the foundations have been laid, including Philip Stamma and Philidor * The form of exercises finals on delicate or apparently hopeless situations saved ... as a last resort.
Originally, the positions seemed really from the parties. To return
a little to the spirit of ancient , two studies .
Ladislav Prokeš raises the question: how to win?
1.Re8-h7-e7 Rg6 followed Fb3xe6 with 2 ... the invalidity or insured 1.Re8 Rg6-d7-h7-e7 2.e6-a4 + Fb2 followed 3.Rh7xg8 and finally 1.e6-e7 blacks re pliquent Fb3xg8 1 ... and the fool should be able to control the promotion square, right? Emilian Dobrescu
, meanwhile, wants to demonstrate that a pawn is worth one in the sixth round. Is this true?
Emilian Dobrescu
Scacchistica Italia, 1965
White to play and win
Scacchistica Italia, 1965
White to play and win 
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