Hi
Jan Dobrusky was the lazy son of a farmer and used to spend all
day sitting under his favorite tree composing chess problems.
This is one of them.
His father got fed up with this so cut down the tree and sold the wood
to a shipyard. With this wood they built the whaling ship Wurzburg.
So if Jan had not so been lazy the Evans gambit might never have
been invented. Isn't strange how things work out.
Originally posted by heinzkatthis is one of those "what's the sound of one hand clapping" kind of problems, right?
Good idea.
White to play and mate in three moves (Jan Dobrusky, Humoristicke Listy 1882)
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I am sure GreenPawn will be happy to illuminate us with the story that accompanies this problem.