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<big>MEISTER MIESES!</big>

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GM Jacques Mieses - Photo: Cleveland Public Collection -&nbsp;Source: tabladeflanes.com

<big>Today, we remember Grandmaster Jacques Miesis, born in&nbsp;Leipzig, Germany, on February 27, 1865. 
A player with notable tactical flair, Mieses&nbsp;earned numerous beauty awards throughout his career, succeeding on several occasions in defeating champions such as&nbsp;Euwe, Chigorin, Gunsberg, Tarrasch, Janowski, Marshall, Schlechter, Bogoljubow, Rubinstein, Pillsbury, Nimzowitsch, Reti, Lilienthal, Spielmann, and&nbsp;Teichmann. 
A great innovator in the field of openings, Mieses gave important contributions to the Vienna Game, the Center Game, the Scotch and the Closed Sicilian. 
Born in Germany, he was forced to become a British citizen because of the racial laws. When, during a tournament in England, he was called &quot;Mister Maisis,&quot; he famously reacted, reiterating clearly, &quot;Nein, Meister Mieses!&quot;.</big>

<big>Richard Teichmann-Jacques Mieses, Vienna 1903 
Black to move and win</big>

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<big>28...b5! 0-1 After 29.Qxb5 Qe2+ 30.Qxe2 fxe2+, White is lost.</big>
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Happened Today in the Chess World - Feb 27, 2024