Kipping Cyril Henry (10.10.1891 – 17.02.1964)

English chess composer, International Master 1959 and International Arbiter in Chess Compositions. Kipping was one of the founders and president of the International Problem Board 1939-1965. In earlier days he was for many years Problem Editor of a publication called “The Chess Amateur” which went out of existence in 1930. Thereafter he became General Editor

Keller Michael (31.05.1949)

German chess composer, Grandmaster for Chess Compositions (1995), specialized in the three-mover problems. World Champion in this genre in 1997. His best problems were collected in the book Clubna F. “Michael Keller – ein Meister Schachkomposition”.

Keeble John Frederick (1855 – 1939)

English problemist. Problem editor of the Noorwich Mercury and organizer of the famous self-mates tournament of 1909. Author of  The Caduceus (1910), An English Bohemian, a Tribute to B.G. Laws which will be published by White and incorporated in the Christmas Serie in 1933.

Kazantzev Alexander Petrovich (02.09.1906)

Russian chess composer, International Master (1975) and International Arbiter in Chess Compositions (1956). Kazantzev was the vice-president of the Commission for Chess Compositions from 1956 to 1965 and an Engineer by profession. Since 1926 he has published more than 70 studies and a row of two and three-movers.  He was a participant in five Individual

Bezold Michael (23.05.1972)

German Grandmaster (1998). Software developer and chess coach. German Youth Champion in 1990 and 1991. European Student Champion in 1996. Best results: Brünn 1993, 1st;  Budapest FS 1993, 1st; Wrexham 1993, 3rd; New York GM 1995, 3rd; Martigny 1996, 2nd; Rilton Cup 1998, 2nd; Neuhausen Open 2004, 1st; Pulvermuehle 2004, 1st-2nd. Bundesliga player, he doesn’t

Kaminer Sergey Mikhailovich (26.08.1908 – 02.11.1938)

Soviet chess composer, one of the founders of the modern study of composition. He was the editor of chess composition column in “64” in the period 1932-38. Since 1924 has published 65 etudes, 27 of them are awarded with distinctions. His creative views were published in the article “The Development of the Soviet Etude”.

Juchly Joseph (02.01.1905)

Swiss composer specialized in original problem. In 1909 Alan C. White has dedicated him a book published in the Christmas Serie.

Jorgensen Walther (03.10.1916 – 17.10.1989)

Dens chess composer, International Master for Chess Compositions (1976). He worked in the genre of orthodox problems. The author of: “4 varianter med 1 bonde” (Copenhagen, 1972), “Skakopgaver I mange traek” (Copenhagen, 1980).

Johandl Alois (30.06.1931 – 09.07.2004)

Austrian chess composer, specialized in logical many-mover problems where he acted with amazing easiness. He published more than 500 problems from which 25 got a first prize. International Master for Chess Composition in 1971 and International Judge for Chess Composition in 1966.