[Retros] Terminology
Joost de Heer
ildjarn666 at linuxmail.org
Sat Sep 27 09:54:06 EDT 2003
> Is there a special term for a proof game where all the units of one or both
> sides are apparently in their game-array position?
Mark Kirtley named them 'at home positions' in his Shorties articles. Andrew Buchanan named them 'chez soi' on his website (see below)
> If not, who was the first to show this so we can name it after them?
> The earliest I can find is Michel Cailaud, Commend Andernach 1993
> rsbqkbsr/ppp1pppp/8/8/8/8/PPPPPPPP/RSBQKB1R
> after Black's 3rd, Andernach chess.
> Any prior to this?
Orthodox examples can be found at http://www.geocities.com/anselan/CHEP.html. The first composition shown there is from 1981.
Joost
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