Kasparov, Garry World Champions People Chess Battle Games Abstract

Kasparov, Garry

Widely believed to be the strongest player ever, in 1985 at age 22 Kasparov became the youngest-ever World Chess Champion. Beyond his interests in chess, Kasparov is an accomplished mathematician and computer expert who speaks 15 different languages. He has authored four books and has gained international recognition as a prominent spokesperson for political, educational and social reforms in Eastern Europe.

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• - Provides buying information and review of book (originally named "Child of Change").
  
• - Features Yahoo's coverage of Kasparov vs. World 1999.
  
• - Gives commentary, games, and links for the five world championship matches between Karpov and Kasparov.
  
• - Features commentary and article links: Lead coach for World team Irina Krush recommended a move to prevent Kasparov from winning. This move was not shown in time, a different move was played, and Kasparov won.
  
• - Gary Kasparov won the world chess championship at 22. Now 41, he announced his retirement earlier this month after winning a tournament in Spain for the ninth time. He tells Robert Siegel he's interested in playing a role in pushing Russia toward democrac
  
• - Features official commentary, video, and essays: The match Kasparov lost against IBM's Deep Blue.
  
• - Official biography of Kasparov from IBM Deep Blue site: history, and interview.
  
• - Click to download zip file (.PGN format).
  
• - Barnet chess club provided much original analysis for the epic battle between Kasparov and the rest of the world.
  
• - "Chess players the world over will have a chance to play Garry Kasparov in a networked chess game that will allow players to band together and combat the champion chess master."
  
• - Click to download zip file. (.PGN format)
  
• - Includes move-by-move commentary, reports, and photos.
  
  

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