Brzozowicz, Jarosław
201 SuperProblem T.T., 2018
2nd honourable mention
selfmate in 2 moves

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It is not possible to change the key and mate after the same defence in two phases.
Scheme:
1.A a 2.B
1.B a 2.A??
Three White moves occur in three phases in cyclical pairs: first move and mate after the same defence.
Scheme:
1.A a 2.B
1.B a 2.C
1.C a 2.A
Three White moves occur in three phases in cyclical pairs: first move and mate after different defences.
Scheme:
1.A a 2.B
1.B b 2.C
1.C c 2.A
Lačny, L’udovit
Pravda, 1981-82
1st Prize
FIDE Album 1980-82
mate in 2 moves
Dual avoidance in the threat.
Scheme:
1.X ~ 2.A (B??)
1.Y ~ 2.B (A??)
Scheme:
1.X ~ 2.A (B??)
1.Y ~ 2.B (C??)
1.Z ~ 2.C (A??)
Scheme:
*1…a 2.A, 1…b 2.B
1.X ~ 2.A (B??), 1…b 2.C, 1…x 2.B
1.Y ~ 2.B (A??), 1…a 2.D, 1…y 2.A
Parzuch, Stefan
Szachista, 2000
5th Prize
mate in 2 moves
In one phase, after two defences, there are two mates. In the second phase, there is one mate after the first defence and the other after the second.
Scheme:
1.X a 2.AB , 1…b 2.AB
1.Y a 2.A, 1…b 2.B
In one phase, after three defences, there are three mates. In the second phase, there is one mate after the first defence and the second after the second and the third after the third.
Scheme:
1.X a 2.ABC, 1…b 2.ABC, 1…c 2.ABC
1.Y a 2.A, 1…b 2.B, 1…c 2.C
Paslack, Rainer
C.Goldschmeding MT, Probleemblad, 1996
1st Prize
FIDE Album 1995-97
mate in 2 moves
Cyclic shift of three or more mates in two phases.
Scheme:
1.X a 2.A, 1…b 2.B, 1…c 2.C
1.y a 2.B, 1…b 2.c, 1…c 2.A
Cyclic shift of three mates in three phases.
Scheme:
1.X a 2.A, 1…b 2.B, 1…c 2.C
1.y a 2.B, 1…b 2.C, 1…c 2.A
1.z a 2.C, 1…b 2.A, 1…c 2.B
Rudenko, Valentin
Lačny-50 JT, 1976
2nd Prize
mate in 2 moves