Gerhard Wolfgang Jensch

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Gerhard Wolfgang Jensch at a Schwalbe conference in the 1970s

Gerhard Wolfgang Jensch (born January 27, 1920 in Höchst am Main ; † October 26, 1990 in Vasia ( Italy )) made important contributions to chess composition as an organizer, editor and composer.

organizer

In 1956, Jensch co-founded the Standing Commission for Chess Composition at FIDE ( PCCC ) as a delegate of the German Chess Federation . From 1971 to 1974 he was president of this commission.

In 1972 the problem chess association Schwalbe became a member of the German Chess Federation through Jensch's initiative.

editor

Jensch headed chess columns of several newspapers: Until 1961 in Wiesbadener Kurier , then in the Süddeutsche Schachzeitung and from 1969 in Schach-Echo .

Chess composer

Jensch composed some assignments, mainly from the area of fairy tale chess and studies . Several have been awarded prizes. 1966 appointed him the FIDE for the International Jury for chess problem .

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The Swallow , 1954
1st Prize
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Mate in 2 moves

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Tages-Anzeiger
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White to move achieves a draw

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Solution of the two move:
Set game
1.… Kd4 – c5 2. Bd2 – e3 mate
1.… Kd4 – e4 2. Rf5 – f4 mate
1. Nc4 – e3 (threatens Qc4 mate)
1.… Kd4 – c5 2. De6 – d6 matt
e4 Kd4-1 ... 2 Tb6-b4 matt

Solution to the study:
1. Ka6 + would be wrong? Kc8! 2. Rc3 + Kd7 3. Rxd3 + Qxd3 + and the fork Nc5 + is out of the question because White is in check .
1. Ne6 – c5! Qe3xc5 +
2. Kb5 – a6 +! Kb8 – c8 2.… Ka8 3. Rb8 + Kxb8 stalemate 2.… Nb4 + 3. Rxb4 + Qxb4 stalemate and after Kc8 4th Rb8 +! is a rook versus queen draw game on the board.
3. Rb3 – b8 +! Kc8 – d7
4. Rb8 – b7 +! Kd7 – d6
5th Rb7 – b6 + Kd6 – d5
6th Rb6 – b5! Nd3 – b4 +
7. Ka6 – a5! and there is nothing more than permanent chess for Black because the queen remains tied .

Stereo chess

In 1975 Jensch invented the three-dimensional chess variant "stereo chess". A 4x4x4 cube is placed on the central square c3 – c6 – f6 – f3 on the normal 8x8 chess board, which serves as an additional playing area.

Private

After the Second World War, Jensch worked at the Frankfurt Opera as an assistant director, later he took up a commercial profession. Since 1979 he lived in Vasia (Italy).

literature

  • A composer trio in: Schach-Echo, February 20, 1954, p. 64

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