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A little change of pace from what we’ve been doing. A composition by H. Cohn.


1.Qd1+ Bxd1 2.Nxd3+ Kb1 3.Kd2 Bf3 4.Nf2 Bg4 5.Ne4 Bf5 6.Nc3# Any other bishop moves after 3.Kd2 lose no matter which way it goes.

 


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