#kasparov

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Karpov vs Kasparov

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[louche-douche-deaux]

When you call someone a "circus puppet" in the first act, you will DEFINITELY be resigning to them in the third.

Kasparov had once described Polgár as a "circus puppet" and asserted that women chess players should stick to having children. Polgár called the game, "One of the most remarkable moments of my career. Polgár thus became one of the players who have beaten Kasparov. The game was historic as it was the first time in chess history that a female player beat the world's No. 1 player in competitive play.

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Is Magnus Carlsen The GOAT? #chess

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Kasparov, Navalniya, Muratov, Dunstova... estas son todas las caras visibles de la oposición a Putin tras la muerte de Navalni

AMANDA ALONSO A las puertas de unas elecciones dispuestas para mantener a Putin en el poder, varios nombres en Rusia y en el exilio representan la oposición al Kremlin. Kasparov, Navalniya, Muratov y Dunstova.20Minutos En mitad de una cruenta guerra que ha cumplido ya dos años, Rusia se prepara para celebrar elecciones presidenciales tras la muerte, en una prisión de Siberia, de Alekséi…

[krempov]

Chess

Krempov draws with stockfish 15 rated 3900

A top chess game view here

Kasparov asent been seen doing this yet or calson

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bebop

bobep

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8 de enero de 1958 - Bobby Fischer, con 14 años, gana el campeonato estadounidense de ajedrez

Bobby Fischer, pensando durante una partida de ajedrez. Licencia: Creative Commons. Nacido el 9 de marzo de 1943, Bobby (Robert) James Fischer fue criado en solitario por su madre, Regina Wender Fischer; mostrando desde los escasos seis años un interés enorme en el ajedrez. Habiéndolo aprendido a jugar por su cuenta junto con su hermana, Bobby se obsesionó pronto por el juego a un nivel que hizo…

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A quote about propaganda by G. Kasparov.

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World chess champion, Russian writer and politician Gary Kasparov has reacted to the issue of a commemorative stamp on the founding of the Communist Party of Spain (PCE). issued by Correos. The stamp, which celebrates the centenary of the founding of the PCE in 1921, features the hammer and sickle and a five-pointed star, an image that has provoked the reaction of Kasparov, who, on social networks, expressed feeling "shame" and asked for a different one to be made that recognizes "the victims of communism".Related newsThe chess player, who entered politics by forming the. United Civic Fronta social movement whose main objective was to "work to preserve electoral democracy in Russia," reacted to the image of the hammer and sickle: "Those symbols represent imperialism, genocide, poverty and gulag.What will be next, a stamp with the swastika?".What a shame! A "Victims of Communism" stamp would be far more appropriate. These symbols represent imperialism, genocide, poverty, and gulag. Will a swastika stamp be next? https://t.co/wtHh2IzPMM- Garry Kasparov (@Kasparov63) November 10, 2022 Kasparov started in politics in the 1980s. He joined the Communist Party of the Soviet Union in 1984 and in 1987 was elected to the Central Committee of Komsomol. But in 1990 he left the party and in May took part in the creation of the Democratic Party of Russia. In June 1993, he was involved in the creation of the party bloc "Choice of Russia" and in 1996 he was part of Boris Yeltsin's election campaign. Since 2005, with his Civic Front, he has been trying to oust Vladimir Putin from power.

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Garry Kasparov, world champion chess player, succumbing to his public defeat by Deep Blue, IBM: a 'supercomputer' in development at the time. — MAY 11, 1997

[dontforgetukraine]

"We're not fighting just Putin and his cronies. We're fighting the imperial virus, and the only way to actually eradicate this virus from the minds of all the russians...is a shocking defeat."

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Photo from Garry Kasparov’s website titled Karpov watching, 1985

“I know Kasparov as well as I know anyone. I know his smell. I can read him by that. I recognize the smell when he is excited and I know when he is scared. We may be enemies, but we are intimate enemies.”

Anatoly Karpov in Paul Hoffmann’s memoir King’s Gambit

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Garry Kasparov