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Date Posted: Wed, July 23 2003, 9:04:50
Author: Peter van der Hoog
Subject: No
In reply to: Todd 's message, "Interesting, but don't you find the magazine story suspicious?" on Wed, July 23 2003, 7:46:11

>Very strange and suspicious story, because Fischer
>speaks German himself. I don't think he would ask
>Petra to translate the text. You are sure she wrote
>the truth?

Yes, very sure. Her book makes a 100% authentic impression on me. The way she described Fischer in 1992 is confirmed by the radio interviews. And where does it say Fischer speaks German? Anyway, during his stay in Germany Petra noticed that Fischer understood much more German then she expected. Maybe he did not tell her his rudimentary knowledge of German.

>Very unlikely too, because in all the articles about
>Fischer it was written that he gets up very late.

And that's also confirmed in Petra's book. Fischer does not like that it that the breakfast are only served until 10:30 in the German hotels and he has to get up early. She mentions the even earlier raise of Fischer because she finds it amazing

>It means that one of the two women lied. Do you think
>it was Zita?

Lying is a big word, Todd. The truth lies often in between. Haven't you found out yet?

>But Spasski is not Jewish. His mother was a Russian peasant and his father was a son of an Orthodox priest. At least that is what he told Lev Khariton in the interview.

I don't know, I heard different stories. But it's funny all those people who are supposed to be Jewish. Fischer thinks everybody who is against him is Jewish. Did you see on Fischer's Website that also Kramnik is mentioned as being Jewish?

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Replies:

Not obvious for me -- Todd, Thu, July 24 2003, 4:16:16
- That's because you did not read the book -- Peter van der Hoog, Thu, July 24 2003, 4:47:54
  - Then two questions -- Todd, Thu, July 24 2003, 10:51:42
    - Here the two, obvious, answers.... -- Peter van der Hoog, Sat, July 26 2003, 5:44:27
      - If I say that I want to know -- Katerina, Sat, July 26 2003, 5:59:30
        I would not be shocked at all -- Peter van der Hoog, Sun, July 27 2003, 8:12:28
        Nice pic too -- Katerina, Sun, July 27 2003, 10:23:27
      - Re: Here the two, obvious, answers.... -- Todd, Mon, July 28 2003, 4:29:16
        She must be a Lutheran, isn't she? -- Katerina, Tue, July 29 2003, 2:48:59