Futility Closet posts some very interesting chess puzzles, and the one above is one of best I have seen.
White plays B-g2+. Black responds with pawn to d5, which (he says) blocks the check and uncovers a checkmate by the black bishop at c8. White responds that the black pawn never got to/can't go to d5, because the white pawn takes it "en passant" at d6.
More at the link (puzzle from Heinrich Fraenkel, Adventure in Chess, 1951.)
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