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=16 Mini Chess Two-movers.

Checkmate Puzzles=
Two-movers on direct checkmate

By Bohdan Vovk

Two-movers on direct checkmate

* Each puzzle is no more than 5 chess pieces on the chess board *

16 Mini Chess Two-movers.


Checkmate Puzzles

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Table of Contents
Introduction ................................................ 3
The Mini Two-mover Chess Puzzles 1-4 ....... 4
The Mini Two-mover Chess Puzzles 5-8 ...... 5
The Mini Two-mover Chess Puzzles 9-12 .... 6
The Mini Two-mover Chess Puzzles 13-16 .. 7
The Solutions ................................................. 8
Chess Advertisement .................................... 12

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Introduction
Thank you for downloading this chess pdf eBook on direct checkmate.
Under the name of 16 Mini Chess Two-movers. Checkmate Puzzles,
this eBook is a special one.
All the chess puzzles here are checkmate two-movers, and all of them
are no more than 5 chess pieces on the chess board. I hope you will like
this compilation.
Before you go in, please read this short rule on direct checkmate
puzzles: If the King and Rook are on the initial positions, the castling
move is allowed. And now...
Enjoy solving the puzzles and welcome to the world of chess!
To Your Success,
Bohdan Vovk
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The Mini Two-mover Chess Puzzles 1-4
(1) Galitsky A

Mate in 2
See solution on page 8

(3) Ivanovsky N

Mate in 2
See solution on page 8

(2) Kolodnas Z

Mate in 2
See solution on page 8

(4) Pustovoj B

Mate in 2
See solution on page 8

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The Mini Two-mover Chess Puzzles 5-8
(5) Sokolov L

Mate in 2
See solution on page 9

(7) Kashcheev N

Mate in 2
See solution on page 9

(6) Locker M

Mate in 2
See solution on page 9

(8) Kiselev V

Mate in 2
See solution on page 9

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The Mini Two-mover Chess Puzzles 9-12
(9) Zakhodiakin G

Mate in 2
See solution on page 10

(11) Locker M

Mate in 2
See solution on page 10

(10) Grin A

Mate in 2
See solution on page 10

(12) Pustovoj B

Mate in 2
See solution on page 10

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The Mini Two-mover Chess Puzzles 13-16
(13) Kovalenko V

Mate in 2
See solution on page 11

(15) Azhusin A

Mate in 2
See solution on page 11

(14) Locker M

Mate in 2
See solution on page 11

(16) Kirichenko A

Mate in 2
See solution on page 11

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The Solutions 1-4
(1) Galitsky A
1. Ke5 Ke7
2. Qh7#
{ 1. c6
2. Qh7# }
Back to puzzle on page 4
(2) Kolodnas Z
1. e8=B Ke6

...or...
...or...

{ 1.

c5

2. Qb7# }

...or...
...or...

{ 1.

Kb6

2. Qb5# }

2. Qe5#

Back to puzzle on page 4


(3) Ivanovsky N
1. Ra3 Kh1

2. Rxh3#

Back to puzzle on page 4


(4) Pustovoj B
1. Ba4 Ka6
2. Qb5#
{ 1. Ka8
2. Bc6# }
Back to puzzle on page 4

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The Solutions 5-8
(5) Sokolov L
1. 0-0-0 Bd3

2. Rh1#

Back to puzzle on page 5


(6) Locker M
1. a8=N Ka5

2. Qb6#

Back to puzzle on page 5


(7) Kashcheev N
1. Ne2 Kxh1
2. Qh3#
{ 1. Kf3
2. 0-0# }
Back to puzzle on page 5
(8) Kiselev V
1. d8=N N~

2. Nf7#

Back to puzzle on page 5

...or...

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The Solutions 9-12
(9) Zakhodiakin G
1. Qc3 Cxc3
2. Rh2#
{ 1. Cd2
2. Qh3# }
Back to puzzle on page 6

...or...
...or...

(10) Grin A
1. Qb2 Kxe1
2. Qc1#
...or...
{ 1. c1=Q(N)
2. Qe2(d2)# }
Back to puzzle on page 6
(11) Locker M
1. h8=R Kg7

2. Qh7#

Back to puzzle on page 6


(12) Pustovoj B
1. Kf5 g5(g6+)
2. hg#
{ 1. Kh6
2. Qh8# }
Back to puzzle on page 6

...or...

{ 1.

2. Qh8# }

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The Solutions 13-16
(13) Kovalenko V
1. Qb5 Ka7(c7)

2. b8=Q#

Back to puzzle on page 7


(14) Locker M
1. Nh5+ Kh7(g8)

2. Qg7#

Back to puzzle on page 7


(15) Azhusin A
1. Ng5 Kf8
2. Qf7#
{ 1. Kh8
2. Qh7# }
Back to puzzle on page 7
(16) Kirichenko A
1. Kf4 hg
2. Qh8#
{ 1. h6
2. Rg4# }
Back to puzzle on page 7

...or...

...or...
...or...

{ 1.

Kh4

2. Rh6# }

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