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I was born in Jerusalem on 27 June 1943. I
finished my studies in Jerusalem, and
my professional occupation is in electronics. I am married
to Rechel and have two daughters, one son, and two grandsons. I
live in Metar, a village near Beer-Sheba.
I began an interest in chess problems when I was 16 year old. My
first two mover was published in "Al Hmismar" Israel newspaper.
The
editor was Mr. Joef Goldshimdt. He told me and my friend Itzhak
Grossman (with whom I composed many problem in my childhood together)
about the great Israel composer Yosi Retter (who was at age 25 those days) He
also taught us all of the new modern themes. Thanks to him I learned that people
can enjoy composing chess problems and realize that it is
artistic creation!
During the years I have composed 500 problems and have won many prizes.
Some of my
problems
became famous, especially reciprocal change and all forms of the Lacny
theme. I am judge of FIDE twomovers, and FIDE master for chess
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Aaron Hirschenson
Commendation
Casstellary Festival 1964
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#2 (7+6) |
8/5S2/2p1R1K1/4p3/2r1kp2/3s3B/4S3/3Q2B1
Solution:
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1...Ra4/Kd5/S~ 2.Sc3(A)/Rxe5(B)/Sg5#(C)
1.Qb3! (zz)
1...Ra4/Kd5/S~ 2.Sg5(C)/Sc3(A)/Rxe5#(B)
Lacny.
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Aaron Hirschenson
1st Prize
Israel Ring Tourney 1988
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Q1K1R3/2P2S1B/RbS3r1/3kp2b/3P1Ps1/BP6/2P1PP2/8
Solution:
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1.Sg5? (2.c4,e4#) exd4/Rxc6 2.Se7/Rd8#, but 1...Bc5!
1. c3? (2.Sb4#) exd4/Rxc6 2.c4/e4#, but 1...Ke4!
1. e3! (2.Sb4#) exd4/Rxc6 2.e4/c4#
Zago Dombrovkis + Reciprocal changes!
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Aaron Hirschenson
1st Prize
E. Visserman Mem. TT 1980
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#2* (9+6)
Circe |
B7/p1QK2S1/3P1p2/Rs1rkS2/7R/2s5/8/2B5
Solution:
Click & hold left mouse button and highlight the area below:
1...Rxd6(wPd2)/Sxd6(wPd2) 2.Qxd 6(bRh8)/d4#
[1...a/b 2.A/B]
1.Kc8! (2.Qe7#)
Rxd6(wPd2)/Sxd6(wPd2) 2.d4/Qxd6(bSb8#)
[1...a/b 2.B/A]
1.Rc5/Sxc7(Qd1) 2.Bf4/Qd4#
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Aaron Hirschenson,
Ariea Grinblat & Uri Avner
2nd Place
7th WCCT 2002-2004
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#3* (8+13) |
1r6/B6b/2p1Qq1b/7p/3R1p1p/1p3k1B/1K1PS1Rp/6ss
Solution:
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1...Qg5(a) 2.Rd4-d3+!(A) Bxd3 3.Sd4#
1...Qg6(b) 2.Rxf4+!(B) Bxf4 3.Sd4#
1.Rxh2! (2.Sxg1+ Kg3 3.Rg2#)
1...Qg5(a) 2.Rxf4+!(B) Qxf4 3.Bg2#
1...Qg6(b) 2.Rd3+!(A) Qxd3 3.Bg2#
Reciprocal changes, dual-avoidance, Holzhausen interference!
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