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This category includes fencers at the 1912 Summer Olympics in Stockholm, Sweden.



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  • Fencing at the 1912 Summer Olympics





Pages in category "Fencers at the 1912 Summer Olympics"


The following 186 pages are in this category, out of 186 total. This list may not reflect recent changes (learn more).




A



  • Lars Aas

  • Johannes Adam

  • Edoardo Alaimo

  • Gordon Alexander

  • Gerald Ames

  • Edgar Amphlett

  • Vladimir Andreyev (fencer)

  • Henri Anspach

  • Paul Anspach

  • Gustaf Armgarth

  • Boris Arsenyev




B



  • Zdeněk Bárta

  • Jan de Beaufort

  • Béla Békessy

  • Gino Belloni

  • Giovanni Benfratello

  • Hans Bergsland

  • Oluf Berntsen

  • Marcel Berré

  • Jens Berthelsen

  • László Berti

  • Gavriil Bertrain

  • J. P. Blake

  • Willem Hubert van Blijenburgh

  • Albert Bogen

  • Victor Boin

  • Gunnar Böös

  • William Bowman (fencer)

  • Georg Branting

  • Scott Breckinridge

  • George Breed

  • Edward Brookfield

  • Harry Butterworth




C



  • Eric Carlberg

  • Fernando Cavallini (fencer)

  • Josef Čipera

  • Archibald Corble

  • Fernando Correia

  • Richard Crawshay (fencer)

  • Rudolf Cvetko




D



  • Vladimir Danich

  • Adolf Davids

  • Percival Davson

  • Fernand de Montigny

  • Franz Dereani

  • Ugo Di Nola

  • Jetze Doorman

  • Bertalan Dunay




E



  • Knut Enell

  • Jakob Erckrath de Bary

  • Bjarne Eriksen (businessman)

  • Arthur Everitt




F



  • Arthur Fagan (fencer)

  • Pavel Filatov

  • Severin Finne

  • Dezső Földes

  • Jenő Fuchs




G



  • Walter Gates (fencer)

  • Oszkár Gerde

  • Jacob van Geuns

  • Ernest Gignoux

  • Douglas Godfree

  • Friedrich Golling

  • Karel Goppold

  • Vilém Goppold Jr.

  • Nikolay Goredetsky

  • Arthur Griez von Ronse

  • Leonid Grinev

  • Åke Grönhagen

  • Nils Grönvall

  • Apollon Guiber von Greifenfels

  • Pavel Guvorsky




H



  • Sherman Hall (fencer)

  • Graeme Hammond

  • Robert Hennet

  • Otto Herschmann

  • Carl Hjorth

  • Ernest zu Hohenlohe

  • Martin Holt




I


  • Hendrik de Iongh



J



  • Fritz Jack

  • Josef Javůrek

  • Axel Jöhncke

  • Adrianus de Jong




K



  • Panagiotis Kambas

  • Alfred Keene

  • Vladimir Keyser

  • Carl-Gustaf Klerck

  • Miloš Klika

  • Dmitry Knyazhevich

  • Johannes Kolling

  • Konstantinos Kotzias

  • František Kříž

  • Nikolay Kuznetsov (fencer)




L



  • Marc Larimer

  • Philippe Le Hardy de Beaulieu

  • Feliks Leparsky

  • Ejnar Levison

  • Julius Lichtenfels

  • Gustaf Lindblom (fencer)

  • Gunnar Lindholm

  • Vilém Goppold von Lobsdorf

  • Wilhelm Löffler (fencer)




M



  • John MacLaughlin

  • Petros Manos (fencer)

  • William Marsh (fencer)

  • Sydney Martineau

  • Leonid Martuchev

  • Sigurd Mathiesen

  • Walther Meienreis

  • Ervin Mészáros

  • Willem Molijn

  • Robert Montgomerie (fencer)

  • James Moore (fencer)

  • Aleksandr Mordovin

  • Karl Münich




N



  • Nedo Nadi

  • Leonardus Nardus

  • Albert Naumann

  • Boris Nepokupnoy

  • Sven Nordenström

  • Sotirios Notaris (fencer)




O



  • Jacques Ochs

  • Hans Olsen (fencer)

  • Ivan Joseph Martin Osiier

  • Lauritz Christian Østrup




P



  • Pál Pajzs

  • Albertus Perk

  • Carl Personne

  • Georgios Petropoulos

  • Josef Pfeiffer

  • Francesco Pietrasanta

  • Hermann Plaskuda

  • Harald Platou

  • Aristide Pontanani

  • Josef Puhm




R



  • Harold Rayner

  • Alfred Ridley-Martin

  • François Rom

  • Pontus von Rosen

  • George van Rossem

  • Pál Rosty




S



  • Gaston Salmon

  • Vladimir Samoylov

  • Vladimir de Sarnavsky

  • Alfred Sauer

  • Dirk Scalongne

  • Bedřich Schejbal

  • Frederic Schenck

  • Zoltán Ozoray Schenker

  • Emil Schön

  • Heinrich Schrader (fencer)

  • Friedrich Schwarz

  • Edgar Seligman

  • Aleksandr Shkylev

  • Aleksandr Soldatenkov (fencer)

  • Einar Sörensen

  • Louis Sparre

  • Pietro Speciale

  • Ernest Stenson-Cooke

  • Georg Stöhr

  • Andreas Suttner

  • Otakar Švorčík

  • Alfred Syson




T



  • Christopher von Tangen

  • Hans Thomson

  • Julius Thomson (fencer)

  • Anatoly Timofeyev

  • Léon Tom

  • Péter Tóth (fencer)

  • Reinhold Trampler

  • Tryfon Triantafyllakos

  • Vilém Tvrzský




V



  • Albertson Van Zo Post

  • Charles Vanderbyl

  • Konstantin Vaterkampf

  • Zdeněk Vávra

  • Richard Verderber

  • Georgios Versis




W



  • Helge Werner

  • Lajos Werkner

  • Victor Willems




Z



  • Georgy Zakyrich

  • Anatoly Zhakovlev

  • Heinrich Ziegler

  • Béla Zulawszky







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