HEMA Authors and Fencing Masters

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Friedrich Köthe

Germany fl. 1841–1851

German nineteenth-century fencing writer known for Das Ganze der Fechtkunst and its volume on thrust fencing, published in several issues between 1841 and 1851.

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Friedrich Leopold Behr

Germany fl. 1791

German writer associated with the anonymous-style university-fencing pamphlet Flüchtige Bemerkungen über die verschiedene Art zu fechten einiger Universitäten, issued in 1791.

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Friedrich Wilhelm Unger

Germany 1810 - 1876 fl. 1842–1876

German jurist, Germanist, librarian and art historian whose 1847 legal-historical study examined judicial combat among Germanic peoples.

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Funcke

Germany fl. 1885

German-language writer known from the short anti-duelling pamphlet Der geadelte Mord, oder das Duell, published at Bremen in 1885. No reliable source has yet established the forename.

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G. von Uttenhoven

Germany fl. 1846

German military writer known from the 1846 Rudolstadt recruit primer Erster Unterricht der Rekruten, which includes preparatory bayonet-fencing instruction. No safe expansion of the initial or life dates has been established.

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Georg Andreas Will

Germany 1727 - 1798 fl. 1750–1798

German historian, professor and librarian at Nuremberg whose historical-diplomatic magazine includes notices on fencing schools and the Marxbrüder guild.

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Georg Heinrich Ayrer

Germany 1702 - 1774 fl. 1727–1774

German jurist, professor and legal historian at Göttingen. His collected Opuscula varii argumenti include studies across law and antiquarian history, including a discussion relevant to duelling and sedition.

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Gerhard Ulrich Anton Vieth

Germany 1763 - 1836 1780s-1830s

German pedagogue, philologist, and educational writer who also cultivated fencing and physical exercise as part of a broader reforming interest in bodily education. He is relevant to the project because his work belongs to the late Enlightenment and early modern-gymnastics milieu in which fencing was treated not only as combat skill but also as a structured pedagogical discipline.

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Gottlob Ludwig von Pöllnitz

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Gustav Friedrich Klemm

Germany 1802 - 1867 fl. 1825–1867

German cultural historian, librarian, museum curator and collector. His 1858 study Die Werkzeuge und Waffen examines the origin and development of tools and weapons.

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Heinrich Bocerus

Germany 1561 - 1630 fl. 1585–1630

German jurist and long-serving professor of feudal and criminal law at the University of Tübingen. His legal writings include the methodical De bello et duello, first published in 1591 and issued in revised and expanded form in 1607.

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Heinrich Friedrich Roux

Germany 1728 - 1791 fl. 1752–1786

German French-language teacher, lexicographer and skilled fencer in the Kreußler tradition. He authored the 1786 Versuch über das Contrefechten and began the Roux fencing-master dynasty at Jena.

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