how to play chess endgames book

112 How TO PLAY CHESS ENDGAMES
6lt':ia7!
Naturally White declines to exchange, since
the black pieces are treading on each other's
toes. In fact this example could also have ended
up in the section 'Converting an Advantage
(Space Advantage)'.
6 •.• h5
6 ... lt':if6 7 q.>f3 ..tf8 8 ..td2 h5 9 ..ta5 lt':ice8 10
h3 ±.
7 '.t>e2 <Bf7 8 @d3 lt':ia6 9 lt':ic8 lt':iac7 IO
..td2 lt':ib5 11 lt':ia5 lt':if6
1 l...lt':iec7 12 lt':ic6 ..tf8 13 _ta5 lt':ie8 14
lt':id8+ q.>f6 15 lt':ie6 ..te7 16 c3 (zugzwang) +-
(Alterman in CBM).
12 lt':ib7 lt':ie8 13 ..ta5 lt':id4 14 c3 c4+ 15
q.>xc4 lt':ic2 16 q.>b5 lt':ie3 17 q.>c6 lt':ixg2 18
lt':ibxd6+ lt':ixd6 19 lt':ixd6+ q.,(6 20 lt':ic4 g5 21
d6 g4 22 dxe7 q.>xe7 23 lt':ixe5 lt':ie3 24 ..tc7
lt':in 25 lt':ig6+ q.>f6 26 lt':ih4 q.>g5 21 lt':ig2 1-0
B
E5.02 /*
How did Black demonstrate to his opponent
the hopelessness of his situation?
In conclusion, we should once more like to
give you a warning:
1) No amount of thinking in schemes can
completely rule out the need for concrete calculation.
2) You should not think in too static terms
and should never rule dynamic possibilities out
of consideration.
Exercises
(Solutions on pages 305-7)
E5.03 **/
How can White further improve his position?
E5.0l **/
How should White make progress?
E5.04 ***/
Work out a winning plan for White.