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If there ever were a model “breakthrough” example, this is it!


Won by Kis in a correspondence game in 1974 1.g6 hxg6 2.Rxg6+ Nxg6 3.Qxg6+ fxg6 4.Nf6#

 


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There were other ways to win this, but the final mating position in the way the game actually ended is the prettiest you’ll see.

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At times, an old theme, even one over 600 years old, may appear at the darndest time.

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If you have time over the holiday and would like to give some young person a chess lesson on using rooks, this is a very instructive position. Can the two rooks defeat two potential queens ready to be promoted?

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This reminds me of an old 19th century puzzle. White is threatened with mate in one, but saves the day.

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