laskereshevsky: <attica> I was just quoting the BENKO's words...in the book "WINNING WITH CHESS PSYCHOLOGY" (1991 BY Burt Hocheberg and Pal Benko) the same BENKO wrote:..
"Why he (Ragozin) had choiced to play "that" gambit, vs. a player BORN and RAISED UP in the city where that gambit was microscopically analyzed, and proper against me, as i was bring up by bread and Budapest gambit?..."
Maybe BENKO moved from Amiens to Budapest very soon, if even he said "in the city were i was born" refering to Budapest?!...
I have a similar story...i was born in a hospital in a certain city where my parents were for a trip... but, as my parents says me, i moved from there after 10/12 days to my family born town...and too now, when i have to say, or write in same documents for istance, my born town names, sound strange to me say that one, and not the place were i lived in my younghood.....Maybe BENKO had the same feeling?