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The paper shows experiments how to transform knowledge from an endgame database (i.e. a complete collection of information items) into a neural network. In the authors' opinion, it is the first usage of a neural network in the game of chess. Because of complexity it was not possible to deal with the game of chess as a whole, but only with a small endgame. Results and open questions are discussed.<>