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Problem F
Zugzwang
White to play and win!
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Problem G
The Christmas Tree Upside Down
White to play, Mate in two
please note, only one solution is correct!
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For problem E:
Missing Rook
Don't tell me that the white player accidently dropped the white rook off the board??
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(E)
Black made the manoeuvre Ng8-f6-e4-g3-xh1 then came back to g8.
And white has moved his knights, for example Ng1-f3-g1-f3 etc..
Did I miss anything subtle ?
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For problem G:
I don't see the move to white mate in two... 
I only find a way to mate in four:
1 - Nb4 h7xg6
2 - Nxd5 b5
3 - Kf6 b4
4 - Nc7++
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