Mikhail Tal’s Early Genius! 💥 Crushing Nimzo-Indian | Pasman vs Tal (1954)
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Witness the early brilliance of Mikhail Tal, long before he became World Champion! In this game from the 1954 Latvian Championship, a young Tal dismantles Mark Pasman with fearless energy and deep understanding of the Nimzo-Indian Defense (Bernstein Defense).
Tal’s dynamic piece activity, central pressure, and perfectly timed tactical strikes leave White with no escape. This is a textbook example of how Tal could turn a “quiet” position into a decisive attack—even as a teenager.
Whether you’re a Tal fan, Nimzo-Indian player, or chess history lover, this game is pure inspiration.
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📚 Game Information
Players: Mark Pasman vs Mikhail Tal
Event: Latvian Championship
Year: 1954
Location: Riga, USSR
Opening: Nimzo-Indian Defense
Variation: Normal Variation – Bernstein Defense (E59)
Result: 0–1 (Black wins
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