Bobby Fischer, The CIA, and the KGB.

As of the late 1960’s, the Soviet Union had easily dominated international chess during the Cold War. American and Western-European players had never come close to challenging the top four or five Russian grandmasters. However, this changed with the 1972 chess championship showdown between American Bobby Fischer and Russian Boris Spassky, which garnered worldwide attention…

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