Author: Jeremiah Penery
Date: 06:10:54 05/19/00
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On May 18, 2000 at 07:20:01, Hans Gerber wrote: >I think the details are very important. For about a week I discussed with R. >Hyatt about a "press conference after game two". He could never substantiate his >statement. Recently R. Hyatt wrote that this has been wrong but that it wasn'zt >"important". Now he hypostated that Kasparov was the first to go into the public >with his accusations of cheating after game three. For me it is still unknown >what had happened in private after game two. If he had asked for the prints and >then was treated the way we know by now, Kasparov was not the one who started >the psychowar. He did not talk about cheating in public although some (also M. >Ashly) tried to bring him into such a wording. Well, he really did suggest cheating. And he continues to suggest it. See http://www.clubkasparov.com/serve/templates/folders/show.asp?p_docID=4954&p_docLang=EN (all on one line). I think I remember reading the same accusations by Kasparov in the match commentary files on IBM's website, but for some reason the last half of the file (fileS - all 6 of them!) is gibberish. Included in the missing part is the post-game stuff. :(
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