Letter #06 -  2014

Sub:    Mate in one
Date:   02/03/14  11:51:12 PM MST
From:  fishman
To:      service@chess-poster.com

Dear friends,

While browsing through the net I stumbled upon your site and found myself thrilled to find so much information about Chess that I can virtually spend a great deal of time learning new things about the game that I love very much.

I just wanted to let you know that there are some people like me that really appreciate your effort in building a website so vast, outstanding, and very easy to navigate in.

A few weeks ago, I visited a page about Chess players and found a mate in one carved in the grave of Jacques Davidson (1890-1969). He was a Dutch Chess master.

It seems to me that it's a mate in two moves, not in one.

Do you agree?

Thank you.
Gonzalo M.
 

Dear viewer,

The position carved in the gravestone is correct: mate in one move.

Jacques Davidson's grave




Mate in one move

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