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Peter Björn Nemenyi (April 14, 1927 – May 20, 2002) was an American mathematician, who worked in statistics and probability theory. He taught mathematics at a number of American colleges and universities, including Hunter College, Tougaloo College, Oberlin College, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, Virginia State ...
19. März 2008 · In the 1960s, Bobby’s half-brother, Peter Nemenyi, was beaten and arrested while trying to help black voters in Mississippi and trying to integrate coffee shops. In 2002, Peter killed himself in Durham, NC, at the age of 75, after suffering from prostrate cancer.
30. Apr. 2023 · Peter felt he was not qualified to tell Bobby about Paul’s death since Peter had met Bobby only a few times. The full article is a fascinating read and lays out strong circumstantial evidence that Nemenyi was Bobby's biological father.
He was a philosophy professor who had certain ideas — a neo-Kantian — and he had certain ideas about how you can scientifically find the truth in both metaphysics and in ethics beginning with the Socratic method, finding some basic truths and then using logic to build from that.
In 1930, Neményi entrusted his 3 year old first son, Peter Nemenyi, to be looked after by the socialist vegetarian community, visiting him once a year. He arrived in the US at the outbreak of World War II. He briefly held a number of teaching positions in succession and took part in hydraulic research at the State University of Iowa.
Dessen Sohn Peter Björn Nemenyi (1927-2002) war überzeugt, mit Bobby Fischer blutsverwandt zu sein. (Peter Nemenyi: Persönliche Korrespondenz und Unterlagen 1952-1979 in "Wisconsin Historical Society Archives"). Regina Wender wurde in der Schweiz geboren und wuchs in St. Louis auf. Mit 15 erwarb sie die Hochschulreife, danach studierte sie ...
Oral History with Peter Nemenyi: A Scientist Remembers the Holocaust, Civil Rights Movement, Nicaragua. Sheila Michaels. Peter Nemenyi was reared in a German Socialist experimental school, which stayed one step ahead of the Nazis, traveling across Europe. His mother, from a distinguished Rabbinic family, abandoned him at three.
