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1965 World Fencing Championships

International fencing competition

Summary

International fencing competition

The 1965 World Fencing Championships were held in Paris, France.

Medal table

Medal summary

Men's events

[[File:Med 1.png]] Gold	[[File:Med 2.png]] Silver	[[File:Med 3.png]] Bronze
Individual Foil	FRA Jean-Claude Magnan	FRA Daniel Revenu	URS German Sveshnikov
Team Foil	URS Soviet Union	Polish People's Republic Poland	FRA France
Individual Sabre	Polish People's Republic Jerzy Pawłowski	Hungarian People's Republic Miklós Meszéna	Hungarian People's Republic Zoltán Horváth
Team Sabre	URS Soviet Union	ITA Italy	FRA France
Individual Épée	Hungarian People's Republic Zoltán Nemere	GBR Bill Hoskyns	URS Guram Kostava
Team Épée	FRA France	GBR Great Britain	URS Soviet Union

Women's events

Event	[[File:Med 1.png]] Gold	[[File:Med 2.png]] Silver	[[File:Med 3.png]] Bronze
	Individual Foil	URS Galina Gorokhova	ROM Olga Szabó-Orbán	URS Valentina Prudskova
	Team Foil	URS Soviet Union	ROM Romania	ITA Italy

References

FIE Results

References

The Guinness Encyclopaedia of Sports Records & Results. (1987). "Fencing World Championships, pages 165-167". Guinness Superlatives Ltd.

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