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Continuing with our elementary “thinking” problems suitable to challenge young players, we thought we would make it a bit tougher for those who have felt “unchallenged.”


Another Horwitz and Kling production, but they had a mate in 8! 1.Kg4 Kg2 2.Kh4 Kh1 3.Kg3 Kg1 4.Kh3 Kh1 5.Ng3+ Kg1 6.Nf3#

 


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