Fencing at The 1928 Summer Olympics - Medal Summary

Medal Summary

Event Gold Silver Bronze
Men's individual épée
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Lucien Gaudin
France (FRA)
Georges Buchard
France (FRA)
George Calnan
United States (USA)
Men's team épée
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Italy (ITA)
Giulio Basletta
Marcello Bertinetti
Giancarlo Cornaggia-Medici
Carlo Agostoni
Renzo Minoli
Franco Riccardi
France (FRA)
Géo Buchard
Gaston Amson
Émile Cornic
Bernard Schmetz
René Barbier
Portugal (POR)
Paulo Leal
Mário de Noronha
Jorge de Paiva
Frederico Paredes
João Sassetti
Henrique da Silveira
Men's individual foil
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Lucien Gaudin
France (FRA)
Erwin Casmir
Germany (GER)
Giulio Gaudini
Italy (ITA)
Men's team foil
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Italy (ITA)
Ugo Pignotti
Giulio Gaudini
Giorgio Pessina
Gioachino Guaragna
Oreste Puliti
Giorgio Chiavacci
France (FRA)
Philippe Cattiau
Roger Ducret
André Labattut
Lucien Gaudin
Raymond Flacher
André Gaboriaud
Argentina (ARG)
Roberto Larraz
Raul Anganuzzi
Luis Lucchetti
Hector Lucchetti
Carmelo Camet
Men's individual sabre
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Odön Tersztyánszky
Hungary (HUN)
Attila Petschauer
Hungary (HUN)
Bino Bini
Italy (ITA)
Men's team sabre
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Hungary (HUN)
Ödön von Tersztyánszky
János Garay
Attila Petschauer
József Rády
Sándor Gombos
Gyula Glykais
Italy (ITA)
Bino Bini
Oreste Puliti
Giulio Sarrocchi
Renato Anselmi
Emilio Salafia
Gustavo Marzi
Poland (POL)
Adam Papée
Tadeusz Friedrich
Kazimierz Laskowski
Władysław Segda
Aleksander Małecki
Jerzy Zabielski
Women's individual foil
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Helene Mayer
Germany (GER)
Muriel Freeman
Great Britain (GBR)
Olga Oelkers
Germany (GER)

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