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Sep-09-14
 | | Chessical: Good afternoon. I have e-mailed you my first draft of the Game Collection: WCC: Karpov-Korchnoi 1978 match for editing/proofing at your convenience. I will now start work on Game Collection: WCC: Karpov-Korchnoi 1981. |
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Sep-09-14
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<Chessical>
Thank you sir!
Game Collection: WCC: Karpov-Korchnoi 1978 |
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Sep-10-14
| | Chessical: Good afternoon. I have e-mailed you my first draft of the Game Collection: WCC: Karpov-Korchnoi 1981 for editing/proofing at your convenience. |
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Sep-11-14
| | Chessical: May I offer to write a first draft of the introduction for Game Collection: Karpov-Anand 1998. |
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Sep-11-14
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<Chessical> Brilliant! Thanks so much.
<Chessical> new draft: Game Collection: WCC: Karpov-Korchnoi 1981 Mirror assigned to <Chessical>: Game Collection: WCC: Karpov-Anand FIDE Championship 1998 |
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Sep-12-14
| | Chessical: Good afternoon. I have e-mailed you my first draft of the Game Collection: WCC: Karpov-Anand FIDE Championship 1998 for editing/proofing at your convenience. I can if you wish now continue on with: Game Collection: Kasparov-Short 1993 |
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Sep-12-14
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<Chessical> Brilliant! New draft: Game Collection: WCC: Karpov-Anand FIDE Championship 1998 Mirror assigned to <Chessical>: Game Collection: WCC: Kasparov-Short 1993 |
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Sep-14-14
| | Chessical: Good afternoon. I have e-mailed you my first draft of the Game Collection: WCC: Kasparov-Short 1993 for editing/proofing at your convenience. I can if you wish now continue on with: Game Collection: WCC: Karpov-Timman FIDE Championship 1993 |
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Sep-14-14
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<Chessical> Awesome new draft!
Game Collection: WCC: Kasparov-Short 1993 Mirror assigned to <Chessical>: Game Collection: WCC: Karpov-Timman FIDE Championship 1993 |
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Sep-15-14
| | Chessical: Good afternoon. I have e-mailed you my first draft of the Game Collection: Game Collection: WCC: Karpov-Timman FIDE Championship 1993 for editing/proofing at your convenience. I can, if you should so wish, now continue on with: Game Collection: WCC: Kasparov-Karpov 1990 |
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Sep-15-14
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<Chessical> Brilliant-- New draft Game Collection: WCC: Karpov-Timman FIDE Championship 1993 Mirror assigned to <Chessical>: Game Collection: WCC: Kasparov-Karpov 1990 |
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Sep-18-14
| | Chessical: Good afternoon.
I have e-mailed you my first draft of the Game Collection: Game Collection: WCC: Kasparov-Karpov 1990 for editing/proofing at your convenience. |
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Sep-19-14
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<Chessical> Magic!
Thanks so much for your incredible industry.
New draft: Game Collection: WCC: Kasparov-Karpov 1990 |
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Sep-19-14
| | Chessical: Thank you, I would like to prepare the first draft for: Game Collection: WCC: Kasparov-Karpov 1987 |
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Sep-19-14
| | Chessical: Good afternoon.
I have e-mailed you my first draft of the Game Collection: WCC: Kasparov-Karpov 1987 for editing/proofing at your convenience. |
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Sep-19-14
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<Chessical> Excellent! New draft: Game Collection: WCC: Kasparov-Karpov 1987 I have sent you an email, and will send you a more detailed message later today or tomorrow. |
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| Sep-23-14 | | Karpova: On Game Collection: WCC: Karpov-Kasparov, 1985 Some information from Victor Davidovich Baturinsky, Das Schachgenie Karpow, transl. by Benita Spielhaus, Berlin, Sportverlag, 1991. Game 11 - Kasparov vs Karpov, 1985 - ended with a victory for Kasparov after Karpov's crude blunder 22...Rcd8. Baturinsky explains that Karpov got distracted (p. 157): 'Der Spiegel' published an article on 30 September 1985 (1) which claimed that Karpov had made a deal to advertise chess computers already back in 1978 with Jungwirth. This deal netted him an honorary of more than a Million Deutsche Mark. Karpov filed a lawsuit at the Hamburg court of justice and Jungwirth was found guilty. In an interview with 'Der Spiegel' later, Karpov was asked about the time between October 1 and 24, 1985 when he lost 3 games, winning not a single one. He answered that he wouldn't have lost against Kasparov in 1985 without that article.(2) On p. 159, Baturinsky mentions an interview Kasparov gave 'Sowjetski Sport' after the match, in which Kasparov praised Karpov highly. This differs greatly from what Kasparov would write later in his now infamous 'Child of Change'. (1) 'Toljas Million' in 'Der Spiegel', 30 September 1985, issue 40, http://www.spiegel.de/spiegel/print... (The chess computers were produced by Novag in Hong Kong, belonging to Peter Auge. Auge sent the cheque (worth 1,200,000 Deutsche Mark in 1985) to Helmut Jungwirth. So now the question was if Karpov had ever received the money from Jungwirth (and, see below, Jungwirth was found guilty of beguilement in 1988). Karpov claimed he didn't and this was important, because of the exchange control regulations of the Soviet Union. Karpov would have massively violated them in case he had received the money and not told the Soviet Union so. This may explain why the article had such a huge impact on him) (2) W Harenberg (interviewed Karpov), 'Die Affäre kostete mich den Titel' in 'Der Spiegel, 26 December 1988, issue 52, http://www.spiegel.de/spiegel/print... (<KARPOW: Ohne den damaligen Bericht im SPIEGEL, also ohne Ihre Hilfe, hätte Kasparow mich 1985 nicht besiegt, wäre er zumindest damals nicht Weltmeister geworden. Insofern weiß ich nicht, ob der SPIEGEL oder ob Kasparow gegen mich gewonnen hat.>) |
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Sep-23-14
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Partial <Chessical> draft for Game Collection: WCC: Karpov-Kasparov 1984-85. The draft so far features a detailed account of the suspension of the match. |
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Sep-23-14
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<Karpova> Thanks for those fascinating details about <Karpov> for the Game Collection: WCC: Karpov-Kasparov, 1985. It looks like it might be tough to find many sources about <Karpov's> experience of this match. I looked carefully at "Karpov on Karpov" last night, but he doesn't say anything about this match. <Karpov> does, however, say a few things about some of the later <K-K> matches. #################
If anyone can help us with sources about how <Karpov> thought/felt about the 1985 match, please post them here? |
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Sep-23-14
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I'd like to look at a crosstable for this event, if anyone has a link handy: “OHRA Crown Group” Amsterdam (July 15-26th, 1985) |
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| Sep-24-14 | | Karpova: Game Collection: Amsterdam OHRA 1985 |
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Sep-26-14
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<OHRA> Thanks Karpova! |
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| Sep-26-14 | | Paint My Dragon: <WCC> As <Chessical> is now writing up the 1984-5 match, it would be best to take my name off the list, if you would be so kind. In fairness to the project, although I'd done some background reading, I hadn't started drafting, and may not have got around to it all that soon, due to ongoing home improvements. But definitely a case of 'too many cooks ...', as I wouldn't want to bin someone's new work, or alternatively, try to write between the lines. So, best wishes to <Chessical> or whoever takes it over. |
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Sep-26-14
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<Lee>
It's no worries man. Good luck with your revival of the "Home Improvement" American sitcom too: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5vD6... |
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Sep-27-14
| | Chessical: <Paint my Dragon> I feel somewhat uncomfortable in that it may appear that there has been a land-grab on the Game Collection: WCC: Karpov-Kasparov 1984-85. Paragraphs I originally wrote as part of the introduction to Game Collection: WCC: Karpov-Kasparov, 1985 have since been transplanted to the earlier match. I can appreciate why it was done (a large amount of detailed material concerning the earlier match) and have no issue as such with the editorial rationale. I believe, however, that I should make the circumstances clear. |
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