"Todd E. Flambers" wrote in message
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Including the CIA? Or is that some self-promotion on his part?

I can't tell you how trutful is his autobiography, but I heard that
some CIA agents worked for the KGB. Perhaps Klimov is one of them.

In what context was he writing about Fischer?

http://borzoi.dvo.ru/elib/klimg001/00000011.htm

Klimov writes about anti-Semites(he calles them anti-Yids) and
mentions Fischer in this connection. "Pathetic and tragic. It looks
like Bobby Fischer is mentally ill. And his mother was a psychopathic
Jewess, who once chained herself to the White House gate".

http://www.klimovlib.boom.ru/Books/Legion/Leg06.htm

In the book "My name is legion Klimov wrote:

"According to American press, Fischer is a pathological egocentic and
monomaniac with a complex of destruction, sublimating in chess.
Pathologically loves money. A pathological impudent and a misogynist.
He is not interested both in men and women, and that is the reason of
most psychoses. Fischer is half-Jewish, the child of an unsuccessful
marriage. The name of his mother is Regina, that means "a queen",
perhaps, for this reason her husband ran away from her. Acording to
Freid, the name "Regina"(as well as "Diana") is a bad sign. Once
Regina, in order to get attention to herself, chained herself to the
White House gate. She is a typical psychopath. Bobby did not even
finish school because of bad marks. He is a typical hybrid of a
defective child and a manic genius."

From stuff like this the guy made a living? Nice work if you can get it.

Hans Ree's comment on Fischer's anti-Semitism. New in Chess, 2003 Nr 2

http://members.lycos.nl/vdhoog/hans_ree.htm


"Robert Musicant" wrote in message
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"Todd E. Flambers" wrote in message
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Including the CIA? Or is that some self-promotion on his part?

I can't tell you how trutful is his autobiography, but I heard that
some CIA agents worked for the KGB. Perhaps Klimov is one of them.

In what context was he writing about Fischer?

http://borzoi.dvo.ru/elib/klimg001/00000011.htm

Klimov writes about anti-Semites(he calles them anti-Yids) and
mentions Fischer in this connection. "Pathetic and tragic. It looks
like Bobby Fischer is mentally ill. And his mother was a psychopathic
Jewess, who once chained herself to the White House gate".

http://www.klimovlib.boom.ru/Books/Legion/Leg06.htm

In the book "My name is legion Klimov wrote:

"According to American press, Fischer is a pathological egocentic and
monomaniac with a complex of destruction, sublimating in chess.
Pathologically loves money. A pathological impudent and a misogynist.
He is not interested both in men and women, and that is the reason of
most psychoses. Fischer is half-Jewish, the child of an unsuccessful
marriage. The name of his mother is Regina, that means "a queen",
perhaps, for this reason her husband ran away from her. Acording to
Freid, the name "Regina"(as well as "Diana") is a bad sign. Once
Regina, in order to get attention to herself, chained herself to the
White House gate. She is a typical psychopath. Bobby did not even
finish school because of bad marks. He is a typical hybrid of a
defective child and a manic genius."

From stuff like this the guy made a living? Nice work if you can get it.

"Peter van der Hoog" wrote in message ...
Hans Ree's comment on Fischer's anti-Semitism. New in Chess, 2003 Nr 2

http://members.lycos.nl/vdhoog/hans_ree.htm

Please, do something with those ****ing banners on yer site!!!

"Peter van der Hoog" wrote in message ...
Hans Ree's comment on Fischer's anti-Semitism. New in Chess, 2003 Nr 2

http://members.lycos.nl/vdhoog/hans_ree.htm

The reason for the break was a simul that Sofia gave at the American
club in Budapest. Playing for America, that was the really
unforgivable sin.

--Hans Ree, New in Chess, 2003 Nr 2.

Here's what Carol J. Williams, Los Angeles Times Staff Writer,
gathered while she was on a fact finding mission in Budapest Hungary
in 1992 and 1993, as published on September 19, 1993.

"Fischer recently spent time with the Polgars at their vacation home
in the Danube River resort of Nagymaros to discuss a possible shuffle
(now called Fischerandom) match with Judit.

While in Boston last month for an exhibition match, Zsuzsa Polgar
confirmed that such faceoff between her sister and Fischer was in the
works and said that only a sponsor was lacking. She said the contest
would be held as soon as prize money of $5 million or so could be
secured.

Janos Kubat (the organizer of the 1992 match with Spassky) said he had
been searching for sponsorship during the last few months that he
acted as Fischer's manager, but concluded there is little commercial
enthusiasm for the revised game.

Kunos and most officials of FIDE reject the notion of Fischerandom
saying it amounts to tampering with an ancient art."

And everybody moved on.

Lance Smith

"Liam Too" wrote in message
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Here's what Carol J. Williams, Los Angeles Times Staff Writer,
gathered while she was on a fact finding mission in Budapest Hungary
in 1992 and 1993, as published on September 19, 1993.

"Fischer recently spent time with the Polgars at their vacation home
in the Danube River resort of Nagymaros to discuss a possible shuffle
(now called Fischerandom) match with Judit.

Whoever is to blame it's a dead shame that match never too place. It would
have been an excellent addition to my Fischer versus Women page.
http://members.lycos.nl/vdhoog/newpage0.html.

"Peter van der Hoog" wrote in message ...
"Liam Too" wrote in message
om...
Here's what Carol J. Williams, Los Angeles Times Staff Writer,
gathered while she was on a fact finding mission in Budapest Hungary
in 1992 and 1993, as published on September 19, 1993.

"Fischer recently spent time with the Polgars at their vacation home
in the Danube River resort of Nagymaros to discuss a possible shuffle
(now called Fischerandom) match with Judit.

Whoever is to blame it's a dead shame that match never too place. It would
have been an excellent addition to my Fischer versus Women page.
http://members.lycos.nl/vdhoog/newpage0.html.

There is one great lady, a great champion who actually played
FischerRandom Chess with Bobby Fischer, GM Susan Polgar. This is her
story, published in March 2003 and can also be found at:

http://www.susanpolgar.com/

"Meeting Bobby Fischer"

"If you randomly ask someone on the street to name one chess
player, chances are the name Bobby Fischer will come up. Some
consider him the greatest world champion ever. Some consider
him the most eccentric. People may disagree with his views
on various issues. However, no one can ever dispute what he
has done for chess. No one can doubt his love and passion
for the game and definitely no one can question his skills
in chess. Bobby Fischer is a chess genius. He is a chess
legend. He raised chess to another level.

One of my memorable moments in chess was meeting him. He
visited my family and me in Hungary and stayed in our summer
home. Even though it was supposed to be a secret, he could
not escape the media frenzy. When Bobby did not talk about
issues that were very dear to his heart or chess, he was a
very friendly, funny, and definitely a "normal" person. When
he talked about issues he feels strongly about, he became
very "passionate". Whether I agree with his views or not is
irrelevant. It does not change my respect and admiration
for his abilities, knowledge and accomplishments in chess.
He is simply one of best ever. And he is definitely one of
the most colorful and one of the most recognized world
champions ever.

It was such a unique experience for me to be able to play
(Fischer Random Chess) against Bobby. Some of the games were
blitz at home. Others were played while we were in restaurants.
We also analyzed some positions. Everyone knew what Bobby used
to think about women's chess. After our many games, even though
I was not able to change his mind about many other topics, I am
sure that I changed his mind about women's chess. I had very
good results against Bobby. But the final score is something I
would never reveal unless Bobby consents. Trust is something
that is very important to him.

We even agreed to play an official "Battle of the Sexes Fischer
Random Chess Match" on the world stage. Bobby believes that
Fischer Random Chess is a true test of skills and talents,
without just relying on home analysis. I agree with him. I
wish this game would be more popular. Unfortunately, the match
did not happen. Maybe one day it will. Overall, it was a very
good and, undoubtedly, a memorable moment in my chess career."

"Liam Too" wrote in message
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There is one great lady, a great champion who actually played
FischerRandom Chess with Bobby Fischer, GM Susan Polgar. This is her
story, published in March 2003 and can also be found at:

Thanks Lance. I added her comment to Fischer versus women:
http://members.lycos.nl/vdhoog/newpage0.html



But don't you find Susan's comment a bit hypocritical?



"I had very good results against Bobby. But the final score is something I
would never reveal unless Bobby consents. Trust is something
that is very important to him."



She insinuates she beat the hell out of him and revealing the score would
embarrass Fischer.

"Peter van der Hoog" wrote in message m...
"Liam Too" wrote in message
om...
There is one great lady, a great champion who actually played
FischerRandom Chess with Bobby Fischer, GM Susan Polgar. This is her
story, published in March 2003 and can also be found at:

Thanks Lance. I added her comment to Fischer versus women:
http://members.lycos.nl/vdhoog/newpage0.html



But don't you find Susan's comment a bit hypocritical?



"I had very good results against Bobby. But the final score is something I
would never reveal unless Bobby consents. Trust is something
that is very important to him."



She insinuates she beat the hell out of him and revealing the score would
embarrass Fischer.

Peter,

I respect GM Susan Polgar so much and in my heart and mind, she is the
greatest Women's World Champion ever.

I don't find her hypocritical at all. My take is that she was able to
beat Bobby, but the final score might not be to her advantage.

Lance

(Liam Too) wrote in message . com...

I respect GM Susan Polgar so much and in my heart and mind, she is the
greatest Women's World Champion ever.

Then I wonder how great your respect must be for Judit Polgar. Judith
performs on a much higher level.

I don't find her hypocritical at all. My take is that she was able to
beat Bobby, but the final score might not be to her advantage.

Lance


She better had said nothing about it if she really wanted to respect
Fischer's privacy.

(Peter van der Hoog) wrote in message . com...
Then I wonder how great your respect must be for Judit Polgar.
Judith performs on a much higher level.

I equally respect all the Polgars. No chessplayer can ignore their
contributions to chess.

She better had said nothing about it if she really wanted to respect
Fischer's privacy.

All bets are off when it comes to chess games. Privacy to Fischer does
NOT include chess games.

Lance