Nimzo Indian middlegame tactics (part 1)
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Yet another free grandmaster video lecture, where GM Henrik Danielsen gives the 4th key in the Nimzo Indian defence. The video is in two parts showing deep analyzis of a side variation, and also refutes some of the main theory in the line.
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