As I said before, this compositions are to enjoy, not to solve...

Now the solution for the position I posted last week:

White to play and win

Wow! Hehe... Wow. 

NICE!!

you kinda copied it from a puzzle from my book, is the same thing after move 4!!

Cobra, as I said at the beggining, those puzzles are from an Irving Chernev's  book, Chessboard Magic.

But I don't think he copied it from your book, since his was first published at 1943...

 This is the puzzle in my book, and it says it was published in 1951.

Whose book is it? Irving Chernev's also?

it says Milan Velimirovic, and is heavy!

Well, it seems we have here a copyright issue that is 70 years old...

But I'll continue to post them anyway...

This is awesome FT, tks for share! Maybe could be called something like a "black jail"?

thanq both cobra and FT. Infact first i solve cobra then FT. Thanks once again.

wow.  i surely would not have gotten that one right.  :D

Amazing!

ohh... its 10 pawns puzzle....!!! Amazing.