156 - A solução do post #136.
Black did move his King (what else?) From a7 (where else?)
On a7 he was under a seemingly impossible check by wBg1. In fact this check was a discovered check, and the discoverer has now disappeared. It has disappeared because it has just been captured by the black King. Ergo it was a wN.
Last move was -1. Ka7xNa8, after Wh. played Nb6-(x)a8.
in The Chess Mysteries of Sherlock Holmes, Raymond Smullyan, 1979
On a7 he was under a seemingly impossible check by wBg1. In fact this check was a discovered check, and the discoverer has now disappeared. It has disappeared because it has just been captured by the black King. Ergo it was a wN.
Last move was -1. Ka7xNa8, after Wh. played Nb6-(x)a8.
in The Chess Mysteries of Sherlock Holmes, Raymond Smullyan, 1979
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