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The fury and swirling sandstorm of the tactical Mikhail Tal clashes with the Russian chess school patriach, the Iron Logician himself, Mikhail Botvinnik in chess' grandest prize: The World Chess Championship.

Remember the 1960 World Chess Championship.

Remembering the Bled-Zagreb-Belgrade Candidates Tournament on its 50th anniversary. This saw the astonishing emergence of Mikhail Tal as the challenger to Mikhail Botvinnik's World Championship title. It saw a new universal-style Keres play as never before. This is also where it all started for Robert James Fischer.

Remember the 1959 Candidates Tournament.