Kipping Cyril Henry (10.10.1891 – 17.02.1964)

English chess composer, International Master 1959 and International Arbiter in Chess Compositions. Kipping was one

Keller Michael (31.05.1949)

German chess composer, Grandmaster for Chess Compositions (1995), specialized in the three-mover problems. World Champion

Keeble John Frederick (1855 – 1939)

English problemist. Problem editor of the Noorwich Mercury and organizer of the famous self-mates tournament

Kazantzev Alexander Petrovich (02.09.1906)

Russian chess composer, International Master (1975) and International Arbiter in Chess Compositions (1956). Kazantzev was

Bezold Michael (23.05.1972)

German Grandmaster (1998). Software developer and chess coach. German Youth Champion in 1990 and 1991.

Kapralos Demetrius (05.03.1927 – 06.02.1994)

Greek chess composer, International Master for Chess Compositions. He basically composed many-mover problems.

Kaminer Sergey Mikhailovich (26.08.1908 – 02.11.1938)

Soviet chess composer, one of the founders of the modern study of composition. He was

Juchly Joseph (02.01.1905)

Swiss composer specialized in original problem. In 1909 Alan C. White has dedicated him a

Jorgensen Walther (03.10.1916 – 17.10.1989)

Dens chess composer, International Master for Chess Compositions (1976). He worked in the genre of

Johandl Alois (30.06.1931 – 09.07.2004)

Austrian chess composer, specialized in logical many-mover problems where he acted with amazing easiness. He

Jepersen Karl Lorenz Jesper (01.08.1848 – 07.08.1914)

Danish problemist and representative of the Old German School. Pastor. He has composed more than

Janevski Živko (04.08.1953)

Macedonian Grandmaster for Chess Compositions (1996). He is  specialized in the genres of Helpmate and

Jacobs Max (01.01.1904 – 25.02.1958)

American problemist who has composed 400 problems.

Iwanow Eugeniusz (03.02.1933)

Polish problemist, International Judge for Chess Compositions (1967). Specialist for Selfmate in 2 and in

Ingre Bengt Robert (05.08.1934)

Swedish problemist. Chess journalist. He published 80 problems mostly three-movers. Author of Att lösa schackproblem

Anton Volker-Michael (31.10.1951)

German Correspondence Grandmaster (1987), a banker. Winner of the 14th World Championship 3/4-Final 3 (12,5/14),

Bernstein Osip Samoilovich (20.09.1882 – 30.11.1962)

French Grandmaster (1950), International Arbiter (1952) born in Ukraine. Bernstein graduated from the legal faculty

Berdichevski Igor (15.07.1964)

Russian Grandmaster (1995). Retired from international chess since 2002. The author of: Modern Practice 1…

Bobras Piotr (09.09.1977)

Polish Grandmaster (2006). Polish U18 Vice Champion in 1995. Best results: Augustow Open (POL) 2004,

1951

January Argentina. Triple tie at the national championship Maderna, J. Bolbochan and Reinhardt who score

Hume Georges (16.12.1862 – 14.01.1936)

Scottish problemist. A member of the Good Companion society. Problem collector specialized in two-movers. Co-editor

Hultberg Herbert (27.01.1910 – 16.05.1995)

Swedish problemist, International Judge for Chess Compositions (1956), who had composed more than 2300 problems.

Horwitz Bernhard (10.05.1808 – 29.09.1885)

German-born painter and chess study composer, Horwitz belonged to the Berlin Pleiades before moving to

Holzhausen Walter Von (29.05.1876 – 09.08.1935)

German-Austrian player and chess composer. German chess master in 1925. Teacher in Mathematics and officer
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