Nimzo - I followed the match in the media in 1972.  I think Gudmundur Arnlaugsson (A R N L A U G S S O N - I think it's spelled) is on the right side as you view the drawing.  The drawings are so small, but he is a thin man.  He won the Icelandic Championship in 1949.  GM Sir Harry Golombec (FIDE Official) is probably the gentleman on the left of Max, since he was there as an official.  You seem to be a Fischer fan.  I do like Bobby (I drink from my Bobby Fischer mug when I play.)  It reads "I like the moment when I break a man's ego" - bobby fischer.  But I am partial to Sammy Reshevsky. I took some instruction from Sammy, and as you know, there was bad, bad blood between Bobby and Sammy.

Thanks RR - BUT - just to show you some people are never satisfied - In the tent is Schmid (wearing sunglasses, pointing down) On his right is Dr Euwe (one arm raised). This leaves the two men on far left and right - which one is Amalugsson and who is the 4th man?

At any rate I knew everyone here was someone important and I'm impressed that you could ID the others - you must know some chess history here.

I had to zoom in on the picture but - The gentleman at the far right, standing on the ground, is Fredrik Olafsson - Icelandic Grandmaster.  Next to him, jumping up, is Gudmundur Thorarinsson - President of the Icelandic Chess Federation.  And the other two men in the FIDE Tent are Lothar Schmid - Chief Referee and Gudmundur Arnalugsson - Assistant Referee. 

I found it interesting that Fisher didn't mind giving his opponent a protected passer.

As beginners we learn that they are extremely powerful, then we understand that dynamic features of the position can be more important (i.e. black will never trade down to a King & pawn ending)

Great game thanks Roy. I have a question for you i'll talk to you in privet. Have a nice week!