Kasparov on Fischer in TIME

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Updated: Aug 31, 2011, 3:13 AM | 0 | Chess Event Coverage

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"At Fischer's peak, even his adversaries had to admire his game. At the hallowed Moscow Central Chess Club, top Soviet players gathered to analyze Fischer's crushing 1971 match defeat of one of their colleagues, Mark Taimanov. Someone suggested that Taimanov could have gained the upper hand with a queen move, to which David Bronstein, a world-championship challenger in 1951, replied, "Ah, but we don't know what Fischer would have done.""

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?Ç¬ª Kasparov's article in TIME

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