how to play chess endgames book

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Now the white queen is incarcerated. Black
has only to play ... We? (to protect the d6-pawn)
and can then just oscillate with his bishop between
al and d4.
3 @g3 @e7 4 @f3 ~al 111­111
Ell.34
J.Matansiev
Zadachi i Etiudy, 1929
1 gS+
After! lbf6? 'Wig?­+ the queen can escape.
l ...@g7 2 lbf6 ~h8 3 'i&d6 Vf/g7 4 @e7
With a draw, because Black's queen and king
are incarcerated.
Ell.35
G. Nadareishvili
V Poiskakb Krasoti, 1986
1 @cl al'Wi+ 2 ~bl <Jilf7 3 h7 @g7 4 h3!
4 h4 ?? allows a zugzwang after 4 ... Wh8 5 h5
@g7 6 h6+ @h8 -+.
4 ...@h8 5 h4 @g7 6 hS @h8 7 h6 l'Wa2 8
~d3 'Wial+ 9 ~bl=
Ell.36
A.Troitsky
L'Echiquier; 1930
l~c6+
Not: I ~d5? l;!.xe7 -+ (l .. .1ilxg6? 2 ~f7 =);
1 Wh5? l'.txe7 2 Wh6 ~e5 -+.
1 ... ©xe7 (D)
l...Wxc6? 2 g7 +-.
Not 6 @h6? ~e5 7 @h5 ~f6 8 @h6 Wg4 9
~e6+ Wh4 10 sn ~c3 and the rook escapes
from its prison.
6 ... @f4 7 @h3 ~e7 8 @g2 ~h4 9 @gl @f3
10 ©fl ~f2 11 ~dS+ =
Ell.37
G.Nadareishvili (end of a study)
Tidskrift for Schack, 1984
1 c7 'fl.h7 2 Wa8!! 'fl.h8+
2 ... 'fl.xc7 is stalemate.
3@b7=
Ell.38
R.Vaganian - T.Georgadze
Erevan Z 1982
l ...'i&e3!
Not: I...<Jilf3? 2 blg5 +-; l...~c2? 2 'fl.gs
~dl 3 'll.g6 +-; i...@e4? 2 'fl.gs ~e2 3 'll.g6
~d34'll.h6+-.
2'fl.g5
2 'll.g3+ We2 (2 ... Wf4 is also playable) 3 'll.g5
Wdl 4 'fl.xh5 Wei 5 'll.g5 ~e2 6 'll.gl+ ~di 7
l;!.g2 ~f3 8 J;!.h2 ~h5 =.
2 ... b2 3 @xb2 @d2 4 'fl.cs ~e2 1/2-1/i
Ell.39
A.Herbstmann (end of a study)
1935
1 ~c3+ J;!.b2+ 2 @di exd3 3 lbc2+
3 @cl? d2+ 4 @di bla5 5 ha5 'fl.bl+ 6
@xd2 @b2 7 lt:ic2 'fl.gt-+.
3 ... dxc2+ 4 @cl 'll.hbS 5 ~d4 =
Ell.40
A.Gurvich
3rd Prize, Shakhmaty, I 927
t lbb6+ @b8 2 ~g3+ lbd6 3 ~xd6+ @b7 4
~d7!!
4 ~c5? 'fl.xe8 5 lbc4 l;!.a6! 6 lai6+ Wc6 7
lbxe8 Wxc5 8 lbg7 'fl.f6 9 lbh5 'fl.f3+ 10 Wc2
@d4-+.
4 ...@xb6 5 ~eS! 'll.h4 6 ~g3 'fl.d4 7 i-f2
blaxd7 8 Wc3 WcS 9 ~e3 =
2 ~dS 'll.xg6 3 @hS 'fl.g7 4 g6 <Jilf6 5 sn
@fS 6Wh4
Ell.41
E.Mortensen - J.Lechtynsky
Copenhagen 1983
1 b6??