Ralph Ginzburg vs. The Gazette Montreal

Transatlantic Gobbledegook
From the English magazine “Chess” comes this item:

“According to a fantastic report from Leipzig, Bobby Fischer claims that his mother was responsible, almost single-handed, for the U.S. team's participation there; that she organized banner demonstrations in front of the White House and finally went on a hunger-strike to make the authorities fork out the necessary $6,000 and permission!”

There is no doubt that Mrs. Fischer played a major role in getting the team project rolling again after it had been stalled. But it is a known fact that expenses were underwritten by various non-political bodies, with the U.S. Government finally agreeing to issue visas.
The Gazette Montreal, Quebec, Canada Saturday, December 10, 1960 - Page 17 (★)

Versus

Ralph Ginzburg's toxic “Portrait of a genius as a young chess master” By Ralph Ginzburg
Harper's Magazine, January 1962 pages 49-55

Fischer emphatically denied many of the statements
attributed to him in the Harper's Interview.

The excerpt from Gazette Montreal further demonstrates Bobby Fischer's track record of acknowledging women's contributions and supporting women's rights.