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1 1 Anatoly Slesarenko 5th FIDE Cup, st Prize N nw Q NZm¼ Q N» o Q N 3» 0Q N ¹X» Q N» Q N ª H» pq N I Q #2 Defence Kg5?- 2.B*c7(A),Bf6(B),Qc3(C)# 1...f*e4 2.Rf5(D)# 1...B*f4 + 2.Q*f4# 1...c*b5! 1.Q*d3? - 2.R*f5(D)# 1...f*e4 2.B*c7(A)# (Bf6?) 1...B*f4 2.Qd4# 1...Q*d3 2.S*d3# 1...Qf1! 1.B*c6! - 2.R*f5(D)# 1...f*e4 2.Bf6(B)# (B*c7?) 1...B*f4 2.Qc3(C)# 1...S*c6 2.Sc4# 1...Qf1 2.S*d3# The only presentation of absolutely unique fusion of Burmistrov (A&B; - D; D-A; D-B) and Mochalkin (B&C; - D,x; D - B,C) cbinations in Zagoruiko form with antidual choice of thematical mates. Task. Novelty., Уникальное объединение комбинаций Бурмистрова и Мочалкина в форме Загоруйко и с антидуальным разделением тематических матов. Таск. Новинка. 3BR3/rBp5/2p1b3/sS2kp1K/4PRp1/3p4/1S1Qp2b/1q6
2 2 Anatoly Slesarenko - The award is not published SuperProblem (A163), 2018 N Z Q N mq N ¼ ª «Q N» ¼ Q N p»¼g Q N 2 Q N W W Q Nª 0n Q #2 Defence 1 SetPlay f3 2.Q*e4# 1...Sh4 2.B*e4# 1...Bc5 2.Red2# (1...Bd2 2.Re*d2#) 1.R*e4? - 2.Qf3# 1...f3 2.Re3!# 1...Sh4 2.Rd4# 1...Bc5 2.Qd1# 1...Bd2! 1.S*e4! - 2.Qf3# 1...f3 2.Sf2!# 1...Sh4 2.Sc5# 1...Bc5 2.Rc3# 1...Bd2 2.Qd7!# А сlassical Zagoruiko 3x3 (set-play, try, solution) with harmonious and identical play with multiple black and white line opening effects. Sov, masked battery. No white pawns.- Классический Загоруйко (иллюзорная игра, ложный след, решение) 3х3 с гормоничной игрой в фазах с многочисленными эффектами на основе вскрытия линий как черными, так и белыми фигурами. Тема Сомова, игра замаскированной батареи. Без белых пешек. 5r2/7B/1p1S2s1/1p2p3/1b2ppQ1/3k4/2R1R3/S1s2KB1
3 3 Anatoly Slesarenko MT G.Zhukov (yacpdb/>>431477), st Prize N Q N1¹º Q Noª» H pq N¼»3m Q N¹ Q N W Y WQ N º Q Nn Q #2 Defence Rh4? - 2.Qe7(A), Q*c6(B)# 1...S*d5 2.Sd7(C)# 1...R*d5 2.Rb*c3# 1...Bf4! 1.Rh5? - 2.Sd7(C)# 1...S*d5 2.Qe7(A)# 1...R*d5 2.d4# 1...Bg5! 1.Se7! - 2.Sd7(C)# 1...S*d5 2.Q*c6(B)# 1...R*d5 2.Rh*c3# ( 1...cd 2.c8Q# ) Burmistrov cbination (double le Grand theme) in Zagoruiko with thematical defenses on the same square. Task. - Комбинация Бурмистрова в Загорйко. Тематические защиты на одном поле. Таск. 8/KPP5/bSp2QSb/ppkB4/P7/1Rsr3R/3P4/B3s3
4 4 Anatoly Slesarenko JT Selivanov-50, th Prize N 1 X Q N pyq N ¼» Q N ¹3»H Q NWn ¼ Q N ¹ Q N º¹ Q N Y Q #2 Defence С+ 1.Sc3? - 2.f4(A), Bd6(B)# 1...d*c3 2.B*c3(C)# 1...e*d5 2.Re8# (Qe7?) 1...Se4! 1.Bc3(C)? - 2.B*d4 # 1...d*c3 2.f4(A)# - Erokhin 1...e*d5 2.Qe7# (Re8?) 1...Rd1! 1.S*d4! - 2.Sc6# 1...K*d4 2.Bc3(C)# 1...e*d5 2.Bd6(B)!# (Qe7,Re8?) - Dbrovskis The synthesis of Erokhin (AC-CA) and Dbrovskis (B) themes in double-threat form. Change of play, anti-duals. Nice battary play in the solution. Novelty. Cинтез тем Ерохина (AC-CA) и Домбровскиса (B) в форме двойной угрозы. Дополнительная игра с переменой и антидуальным выбором. Приятная батарейная игра в решении. Новинка. 1K1R3s/6br/Sp2p3/3PkpQ1/RB1p4/5P2/1PP1Ss2/5r2
5 5 Anatoly Slesarenko - The award is not published Zadachi & etyudy (5918), 2018 N Q N o ¼GQ NW Y Q N ¹º º Q NW 2 nq N º mq N0 ¹ Q N p Q #2 Defence Rf6? - 2.Bg2(A)# 1...Kd5 2.Sb6(B)# (2...R*b6?) - king's Ventura 1...g*f6 2.Q*b7# (2... Rc6?) -Gamage 1...B*e3! 1.Bg5! - 2.Sb6(B)# 1...Kd5 2.Bg2(A)# (2...R*g2?) - king's Ventura 1...Bd5 2.Qh4# (2... Rg4?) -white Gamage 1...B*e3 2.S*e3# ( 1.Rd6? - 2.Rd4# 1...B*e3 2.Sd2# 1...Bd5! ) The synthesis of old themes and change of move functions -Le Grand, King's Ventura (anticipatory line interference of the pinned piece which is used after its unpinning ), Gamage theme, refutations reappear as variations in the solution. Novelty. - Cинтез старинных тем и перемены функций ходов: тема Вентуры на ход короля (превентивное перекрытие связанной фигуры используемое после ее развязываний), Гэмеджа и ле Гранд. Опровержения становятся вариантами решения. Новинка. 7s/1b4pQ/R5r1/1PP1P3/R1S1k2B/3SP2B/K3P3/6b1
6 6 Anatoly Slesarenko Shakhmatnaya kpozitsiya (А6), st Prize N W 0 Q N» mq N ¼ ¼W Q N Y 2n Q N º ¼G Q N ¹ o Q N º pq N Q #2 Defence Kd7? - 2. Q*f3(A), Sc7(B)# 1...d*e5 2.Rd6(C)# 1...f*e6 2.Q*e6# 1...R*b4! 1.d4? - 2.R*d6(C)# 1...d*e5 2.Rd8 # (Sc7?) 1...f*e6 2.Q*f3(A)# 1...Sc4 2.b*c4# 1...f5! 1.Q*f4! - 2.R*d6(C)# 1...d*e5 2.Sc7(B)# (Rd8?) 1...f*e6 2.Qd4# 1...Sc4 2.Q*c4# 1...B*f4 2.S*f4# (1...K*e6 2.Sc7#) The synthesis of le Grand (BC-CB) and cross-closed Dbrovskis (AC-CA) in Zagoruiko Thematical novelty.- Cинтез тем ле Гранд (BC-CB) и перекрестно-замкнутого Домбровскиса (AC-CA) в форме Загоруйко Тематическая новинка. S1R1K3/5p1B/1p1pR3/1r1kB3/1P3pQ1/sP3b1S/3P3b/8
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