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Zugzwang

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Zugzwang

(German) a position in chess from which it is impossible to move without worsening one's situation.
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His works include The Second Prison (1991), Overthrown by Strangers (1992), The Catastrophist (1997), Havoc, in its Third Year (2004) and Zugzwang (2007).
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Kh1 (white is going to find himself in zugzwang very shortly); 32.
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Zugzwang - (chess) a blockade position in which any move is disadvantageous to the blockaded player.
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