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Born in Chicago
- He was a chess champion but refused to hold his title
- He died at 64 in Iceland
- Parents divorced when he was young
- He was the youngest international grand master at age 15
- He didn't respect america and celebrated 9/11
- After defeating Russia's champion, Boris Spassky, they met again for a rematch
- This rematch was illegal on Fischer's part because he was not allowed to travel from the united states to that area.

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- Born in Chicago
- At age 14, he entered the World Championship making himself the youngest player.
- He was the first American-born World Chess Champion in 1972.
- Died due to kidney failure in Iceland January 17, 2008 at age 64.
- Did not respect America, was racist and said offensive things on a radio broadcast.
- Became a chess grand master at age 15.
- Went to jail because of passport problems.
- Escaped for many years.
- Received citizenship in Iceland in 2005.

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- Born in Chicago
- He was a chess champion but refused to hold his title
- He died at 64 in Iceland
- Parents divorced when he was young
- He was the youngest international grand master at age 15
- He didn't respect america and celebrated 9/11
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Born in Chicago

Died in Iceland at 64

he traveled to Yugoslavia when it was illegal for a U.S. citizen.

Celebrated the P/11 attacks on radio broadcast.

Youngest player to win U.S. chess championship at 14
Fischer refused to play to keep his championship and lost his world championship.

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- Born in Chicago 1943
- Died in Iceland because of kidney problems.
- Entered the World Championships at age 14 as the youngest player
- Youngest chess grand master
- Didn't want to keep his world title
- Sister gave him his first chess set
- He was an Anti - Jew and hated America
- Said that America deserved it when 9/11 happenedJo

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- Born in Chicago, Illinois
- Raised in Brooklyn, New York
- Set a record for being the youngest player to win the U.S. Chess Championship at age 14
- Became the youngest international chess grandmaster  at age 15.
- Became the first American-born world chess champion in 1972.
- Made offensive remarks against the U.S. and Jews, despite the fact that his mother was Jewish
-  Celebrated the 9/11 attacks
- Spent time in jail due to trying to leave Japan with a fake passport.
- Left the U.S. and received citizenship in Iceland in 2005.
- Died due to kidney failure in Iceland on January 17, 2008 at age 64

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- Bobby Fisher's name was Robert James Fisher
- He was born in Chicago, Illinois, on March 9th, 1943
- Died of kidney failure on January 17th, 2008, at 64 years old.
- He declined when Anatoly Karpov challenged him for his title, so his title was taken away.
- He badmouthed the U.S. and Jews, even though his mother was a Jew
- He celebrated during the 9/11 attack in 2001
- He was the youngest player to win the U.S. Chess Championship at 14 years old
- The first American-born to win the World Chess Championship.
- Was detained in a Japanese airport because he was trying to leave the country without a valid passport.
- Was homeless in the Los Angeles area
- In 1958  at age 15, he was the youngest international grand master in history.
- He began to take an interest in chess when he was six.
- Stayed in Iceland for the last stretch of his life.
- His parents divorced when he was still a toddler.
- After he died, his estate when to Miyoko Watai, his widow.

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1. Born in Chicago
2. Died in Iceland
3. Died because of kidney problems
4. He became the youngest international grand master when he won a tournament when he was only 15.
5. He is the only person who beat Spassky
6. He said bad things about the U.S. and the Jews via radio
7. He celebrated 9/11

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Born in Chicago, Illinois

Died at age 64 in Iceland

At age six his older sister gave him his first chess set.

was arrested in July 2004 for attempting to leave a Japanese airport  with a false passport

Disliked Jewish people, but mother was Jewish

Celebrated the attack on 9/11

died of kidney failure

to avoid facing criminal trials he traveled abroad from the ban of American citizens in Yugoslavia for a rematch with Spassky

in mid 1970s refused to play with Anatoly Karpov, challenging his title, so he was stripped of his title

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~Robert James Fischer
~Bobby Fischer was born in Chicago, and he died at age 64 in Iceland because of kidney failure.
~Bobby Fischer was a great and famous chess player. However, after he experienced fame he dropped out of chess, he sent himself into exile in Budapest, and didn't stay in contact with his friends or family.
~When he emerged he spoke badly about Jews and the United States.
~Fischer learned chess at age 6 and became the youngest international grand master at age 15.
~Believed to have an IQ of 181
~His parents divorced when he was a toddler, and developed his love for chess when his older sister bought him a chess set
~Jailed for several months because in July 2004, because he tried to leave the country with a fake passport.

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- Bobby Fisher was born in Chicago, Illinois on March 9, 1943
- Died on January 17, 2008 in Iceland
- At a young age his parents divorced
- At age 6, his sister Joan gave him his first chess set and he took his first interest in chess.
- Died of Kidney Failure
- His wife was the women's chess champion in Japan Miyoko Watai.
- On the 20th anniversary of the Fisher/Spassky `game they played a $5 million match
- While moving from Japan to Iceland, Fisher was arrested for having an invalidated passport.
- He celebrated during and after the 9/11 attack
-He was anti-Semitic

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- Bobby Fischer was born in Chicago in 1943
-  His parents divorced when he was a toddler
-  He was believed to have an I.Q. of 181
-  He started taking an interest in chess when he was 6
- He was the youngest player to with the U.S. chess championship when he was just 14.
-  He then became the youngest international grand master at 15
-  He became the first American born to become a international championship
-  His win was an important part of the cold war because it was almost like democracy was winning over Communism
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- Bobby Fischer was born on March 9, in Chicago, Illinois.
- He first learned chess at the age of 6
- He was thought to have an IQ of 181
- He became known for his controversial public remarks against Jews and the United States
- In 1958, at 15, he became the youngest international grand master in history
- In 1972, he participated in the "Match of the Century" and defeated the Soviet Union's Boris Spassky.
- He was the first American world Champion.
- He was arrested for trying to leave the country without a passport.
- He spent the last few years of his life in Iceland.
- He died on January 27th, 2008.

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- won the World championship
- refused to play Anatoly Kasparov
and was stripped of his child
- Born in Chicago
-  He is thought to have a 181 IQ.
-  Was racist against Jews
- Celebrated 9/11 because he thought America deserved it.
-  Placed in the record books at the age of fourteen.
- He died at the age of 64.
-  After his death his estate went to the woman Miyoko who claimed that she was his wife.
-  He went into prison, because he used an invalidated passport in Japan, then he went into hiding to avoid being jailed.
-  He rematched for 5 million dollars, this was illegal though, because he wasn't allowed to travel from the United states into the area of the rematch.
- He escaped to Iceland after the rematch, which was illegal, to escape arrest.
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- Born in Chicago
- Died at age 64 from kidney failure
- Had an IQ of about 181
- Started playing chess at age 6
- Became the youngest U.S champion.
- Beat Russia's champion and 35 year streak
- After defeating Russia's champion, Boris Spassky, he left Chess and became poor.
- they met again for a rematch
- This rematch was illegal on Fischer's part because he was not allowed to travel from the united states to that area.
- After the match he fled to Iceland to escape capture
- After his death, his estate went to a Japanese woman named Miyoko Watai.
- Celebrated the 9/11 attack
-Was anti-Semitic even though his mother was Jewish
-Was arrested in Japan for using an invalid passport
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