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Lekker lang interview met Viktor Korchnoi

21 november 2007 22:51 | Laatste bewerking: 8:37

Even wat cultuur van de bovenste plank. We maken ruimte voor de enige echte levende legende die we nog hebben (Smyslov en Lilienthal even niet meegerekend want die schaken niet meer): Viktor Lvovich Korchnoi. Zo vaak geeft hij geen interviews meer maar hij ging ervoor zitten met Europe-Echecs, die in korte tijd een indrukwekkende cv hebben opgebouwd daar in Moskou. Geniet van een twintig minuten durend interview met een van de grootste spelers op aarde. Een must-watch!

Geschreven door peter | Geplaatst onder Interview, Persoonlijk 

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12 Reacties to “Lekker lang interview met Viktor Korchnoi”

  1. Huracino on 22 november 2007 4:19

    Very nice to see and hear one of the giants in chess. Thank you.

  2. thegreatbakker on 22 november 2007 13:58

    Leuk om te horen. Misschien moet ik voortaan ook maar caviaar eten, zal eerst even loonsverhoging vragen dan :-)

  3. Tylo on 22 november 2007 14:46

    much thx great interview

  4. joe justice on 23 november 2007 5:36

    It is kind of sad for this great chess player. In his prime, he was always second best. Unfortunately, he still doesn’t acknowledge that Karpov was superior to him in the 3 matches they played. In 1982 Karpov crushed him and it was all over for him since then.

  5. Bruce Towell on 23 november 2007 14:19

    Thanks for sharing this interview!!….it’s a treasure to be able to hear and see interviews with the living legends. Could not make out his final comments about Kramnik??….it almost seemed like he was NOT impressed with Vlad’s play?…any help would be appreciated…thanks again!!

  6. Lajos Arpad on 23 november 2007 17:22

    He is one of the greatest. Don’t forget he won the Marx György memorial in Paks, Hungary ahead of Sasikiran, Almási, Berkes, Acs 2 years ago. He is playing fantastic chess even now. I’m happy i’ve seen an interview with him. Maybe an interview with Smyslov would be even more interesting. Great job, chessvibes.

  7. Vosuram on 23 november 2007 20:54

    An outstanding man. What is the most attractive in him - he is only getting wiser with his age. Listen: “it would be simpler to say that Brezhnev didn’t allow me to win, but (speaking about the last game)… Karpov was just playing well”. Indeed. Have a look. Softly, no emotions. Viktor respects others and and that is why I deeply respect him. Long life, Viktor the Great!

  8. Eiae on 23 november 2007 23:09

    Bruce: I think he just says Kramnik’s style isn’t very attractive.

  9. Alec Cheney on 26 november 2007 21:56

    Thank you for providing this great interview. I am almost the same age (74) and he has always been one of my chess heroes.

  10. Tony Boron on 8 december 2007 17:27

    Excellent ! I love listening to Victor.

  11. Douglas Griffin on 14 december 2007 22:31

    Great interview.

    joe justice - “it was all over since him since then”. Easy to say for non-entities like you or me. He’s done more since then than you or I can ever dream about.

    By the way, get your facts right - Karpov crushed him in 1982, not 1981.

  12. Douglas Griffin on 14 december 2007 22:32

    That should of course have said “1981, not 1982″!

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