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Even though Fischer himself was [[Jewish]], he often signed his name as “Robert James”, eliminating the racially ambiguous “Fischer”, and had demanded to be excised from a Jewish encyclopedia.  According to Grandmaster Larry Evans, Fischer had once told him that he admired [[Hitler]] because "he imposed his will on the world".  At a 1992 press conference, Bobby Fischer called communism, rightly enough, “a mask for Bolshevism,” but he then stunned his audience by calling Bolshevism “a mask for Judaism.”  In January 14, 1999, during an interview on Filipino radio, Bobby Fischer said, “You know they [Jews] invented the [[Holocaust]] story. There’s no such. There was no Holocaust of the Jews in [[World War II]].”  Bobby Fischer also admitted to belief in a “giant conspiracy of the Jewish world government.” Yet, despite, Bobby Fischer's openly anti-Semitic remarks, he had several close Jewish friends. According to the American Jewish master Ron Gross: "Bobby says we’re all victims of the conspiracy".

Even though Fischer himself was [[Jewish]], he often signed his name as “Robert James”, eliminating the racially ambiguous “Fischer”, and had demanded to be excised from a Jewish encyclopedia.  According to Grandmaster Larry Evans, Fischer had once told him that he admired [[Hitler]] because "he imposed his will on the world".  At a 1992 press conference, Bobby Fischer called communism, rightly enough, “a mask for Bolshevism,” but he then stunned his audience by calling Bolshevism “a mask for Judaism.”  In January 14, 1999, during an interview on Filipino radio, Bobby Fischer said, “You know they [Jews] invented the [[Holocaust]] story. There’s no such. There was no Holocaust of the Jews in [[World War II]].”  Bobby Fischer also admitted to belief in a “giant conspiracy of the Jewish world government.” Yet, despite, Bobby Fischer's openly anti-Semitic remarks, he had several close Jewish friends. According to the American Jewish master Ron Gross: "Bobby says we’re all victims of the conspiracy".

==References==

==Notes and references==

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*[http://www.worldchessnetwork.com/English/chessNews/articles/2-3.php/ Is Bobby Fischer Anti-Semitic?], Larry Parr, May 8, 2001

*[http://www.worldchessnetwork.com/English/chessNews/articles/2-3.php/ Is Bobby Fischer Anti-Semitic?], Larry Parr, May 8, 2001

*[http://www.chessgames.com/perl/chessgame?gid=1008361 Play through Fischer's "Game of the Century" against Donald Byrne, played when Fischer was only 13 years old!]

*[http://www.chessgames.com/perl/chessgame?gid=1008361 Play through Fischer's "Game of the Century" against Donald Byrne, played when Fischer was only 13 years old!]

   

   

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