László Líndner

László Líndner (Hungary 23.12.1916-21.8.2004

Chess composer of endgame studies and chess problems

He was Economist and journalist born in Budapest, who devoted himself with equal success to the problem and the endgame study composition
He wrote several works and for many years attended the page of problems in the magazine "Magyar Sakkvilag".
He was appointed referee for the composition in 1956 and
member of the Permanent Commission of the FIDE for this specialty, like expert in computer applied to the chess
"Magyar Sakkfeladvány Antologia" (Kecskemet, 1947) and
the other "Asakkjátszmátol a feladványig" (Kecskemét, 1947), in collaboration with S. Boros,

For a time Dr. Línder was a prisoner in a concentration camp
but after the war he dedicated himself to selecting his best works for editing in a partially autobiographical book: Sakkmezók népe Kózt "(Kecskemét, 1947)
which was well received.

Source: Website arves.org

Others: 9 endgame studies by Lindner are selected on Website arves.org. The selection were made by Mario Guido García