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Hillel Aloni: Patience and perseverance

6/29/2019 – When on May 26th 2017, in Netanya, a man died during the preparations to celebrate his 80th birthday, the jubilee turned into a memorial for one of the greatest study composers from Israel. Many chess composers have an endless love and passion for chess, but he also had it for raising other young talents. | Photos: Arves.org

Ready for Reti (part 2)

6/1/2019 – Many will know the Austro-Hungarian (and later Czechoslovakian) Richard Réti as a world-class player, but also as a great composer of endgame studies, so — in time for his 130th birthday — we continue our exploration of European chess composers with him. (Read part 1) | Photo: Ernst & Cesanek, Public domain via Wikimedia Commons

Check Czech Chess V: Artur Mandler

3/30/2019 – It's the last Saturday of the month, so time once again for a featured study (actually "studies" as there's rarely been just one!) from our expert SIEGFRIED HORNECKER, who focuses his attention in March on Artur Mandler (1891 to 1971) a prolific chess composer. | Photo: Archiv Bondarenko [CC BY-SA 3.0] via Wikimedia Commons
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