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RE: Chess problem 37 / Schachaufgabe 37
bishop from c1 to h6
if he takes the pawn at e5 from the pawn at g6
{ use the rook at h5 take the knight at h5
rook from h5 to f5 and take pawn
rook to f4
rook to e4
rook to e8
*note, even if we were to suppose he moved his pawns forward from f6&f7 as to allow his king an escape, you should be able to at least capture his rook. At such point, it is fairly simple to keep plucking out pawns.
}
else if he moves his knight from h5 to g7, {
rook to e4
rook to e7
rook to c7 taking pawn
rook to c8
}
else
{rook from h4 to e4 then
rook from e4 to e8
}
I suppose perhaps the first move could be Re4.
then Re7
And threaten or take out the pawns at b7 & c7. A pawn massacre should begin, with white at the advantage. Advance remaining left side pawn to a the 8th row-being able to slip the bishop to c6 at some point could help.