Robert (Bobby) James Fischer

(1943–2008) U.S. Chess Hall of Fame Inducted 1986 World Chess Hall of Fame Inducted 2001 As the 11th World Champion from 1972-75, Bobby Fischer interrupted the Cold War Soviet hegemony of chess. His phenomenal skill was apparent from an early age. He won the U.S. Open in 1957 and was the youngest person to gain first place in the U.S. Chess Championship in 1957/58. He would go on to win all eight of the United States Chess Championships in which he participated, and in the 1963/64 competition he became the only player to achieve a perfect score in the event.

Bobby Fischer - Wikiwand

The Queen's Gambit: meet the real Beth Harmon… Bobby Fischer

Robert James Fischer player profile - ChessBase Players

A Fischer Interview (article by Edward Winter)

Bobby Fischer, Troubled Genius of Chess, Dies at 64 - The New York Times

Robert James Fischer - Bobby Fischer

The Games of Robert J Fischer by Robert James Bobby Fischer (1943-2008) edited by Robert G Wade and kevin J O'Connell - Paperback - 1985 - from The Book Collector ABAA, ILAB, TBA (SKU: BSC0527)

Robert James (BOBBY) Inmortal Fischer - Chess Forums

Iceland grants citizenship to Bobby Fischer

Bobby Fischer's 21-move brilliancy

Bobby Fischer's True History - Robert James Fischer at Zurich, May 19, 1959, in play with Edgar Walther of Switzerland, during first round held in city's Kongreßhaus. Original b/w photo via RDB/Ullstein

For Bobby Fischer, the drama won't die

There is probably no other player who has change the chess world in so many areas and so radically - like Robert James Fischer, for whom the name

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