Mikhail Tal's First Brilliancy? - Tal vs. Simagin, 1956

In his first Soviet Chess Championship, Mikhail Tal scored 10.5/17 and tied for fifth place - an excellent showing for a 19-year-old; however, the next year he would radically improve his score and win his first of a record six Soviet Championships. Tal's most memorable game from the championship was

Mikhail Tal: The Magician From Riga

Szabó-Tal (Moscow, 1963) with annotations by Tal.

The great Mikhail Tal

The great Mikhail Tal

The later games of Mikhail Tal, with his annotations from the contemporary Soviet press.

Discovering Grandmasters - Who Was Mikhail Tal – Chess Universe

The great Mikhail Tal

Misha Tal: The fall of the eagle

Misha in memoriam

Harry Golombek (1911-95) by Edward Winter

A wonderful sacrificial game! : Mikhail Tal vs Vladimir Simagin : USSR Championship (1956)

Mikhail Tal's Flawed Opera Game - Tal vs. Petrosian, 1975

Mikhail Tal vs Vladimir Simagin (1956) Cavalry Never Retreats