"GM Susan Polgar" wrote in message
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Susan,



I don't think he would want me to let the world know the actual score. All
I can say is I am very proud of my score and I am quite confident that Bobby
changed his mind about Women's Chess after that.



Then you must have beaten him or at least played even, which is quite
possible taken into account your and his age and the nature of the games:
Blitz games. By the way, did you use the Fischer-clock? In one of the
radio-interviews Fischer says he wants his clock back!


He did not play either of my sisters. Bobby is a charming person if he
did not talk about those few topics we all know about. For most part, we
stayed away from those topics.



That's very hard to understand. Hans Ree in New in Chess: ". this touched
on a strange riddle: how does he reconcile his rabid anti-Semitism with his
personal relations with the Jews?" Didn't Fischer consider you as Jewish?



I have great respect for Bobby's chess skills and I wish him the best
with his life as well as being a Dad. He was very nice to me and my
family.



In a Dutch documentary on Fischer, Sofia is much more negative. She wishes
she never had met Bobby Fischer. You two really differ that much in opinion?



Best regards, Peter van der Hoog