A white piece moves to an actual or prospective vacant square adjacent to the white king and gets captured there, later the king captures the capturing black piece on the same square. Unlike the basic Zajic theme, the roles of the thematic white and black pieces are reversed.
See also: White Kniest theme; Zajic theme.
Neef, Wilfried
The Problemist, 2000
1.exf4
Rc7
2.Sxc7
Kxc7#
1.exd4
R7b6
2.Sxb6
Kxb6#
Burbach, Johannes Jacob
Sanderse, Jacobus Theodorus
Probleemblad, 1980
2nd Comm.
1.Qc4+
Qxc4
2.bxc4
Kxc4#
1.Qd3+
Qxd3
2.exd3
Kxd3#
1.Qf1
fxe3
2.fxe3
Kxe3#
1.Ba5
Sc5
2.dxc5+
Kxc5#
FEN: 5N1k/2bN3P/3p4/1p1P1p2/1P1Kpp2/2Q1pp2/p3qP2/B7
Norri, Joose
J. Gruengard MT, 2002
5th HM
a) 1...Bg4
2.Bxg4
Kxg4
3.Ke4
Sf6#
b) 1...Sg5
2.Qxg5+
Kxg5
3.Ke6
Bxc4#
Lois, Jorge Joaquín
Kapros, Jorge Marcelo
Maroc Echecs, 2011
4th Prize
1.Rd6
Se2
2.fxe2
Kxe2
3.Kd5
Kd3
4.Qe5
Sb4#
1.Qe7
Se3
2.fxe3+
Kxe3
3.Kd6
Kd4
4.Rc6
Sb5#
Abdurahmanović, Fadil
Zajic, Helmut
Schach-Aktiv, 2005
1.b3
Rxg5
2.Qa3+
Bxa3
3.Kxa3
Rxa5#
1.Qxc3+
Bb2
2.Qxb2+
Kxb2
3.Bb5
Ra1#