HEMA Authors and Fencing Masters

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Constantin Balassa

Hungary ? - 1862 fl. 1844–1860

Hungarian hussar officer, equestrian specialist and military author who developed practical methods for cavalry training, horse handling and battlefield fencing with sabre, bayonet and lance.

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Raimund Sebetić

Hungary 1846 - 1925 fl. 1873–1887

Hungarian-born Austro-Hungarian cavalry officer and author of manuals on military sabre fencing and duelling rules.

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Franz von Bolgár

Hungary 1851 - 1923 fl. 1880–1923

Hungarian-born Austro-Hungarian army officer, military writer and politician. Franz von Bolgár wrote on military affairs and codified contemporary conventions of the duel in Die Regeln des Duells.

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Gustav Ritter von Arlow

Hungary 1861 - 1926 fl. 1894–1902

Hungarian fencing master, Austro-Hungarian officer and author. He co-wrote the 1894 systematic military sabre manual with Franz Litomyský and published A kardvívás in 1902.

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Tivadar Botka

Hungary 1802 - 1885 fl. 1829–1884

Hungarian jurist, legal historian, county official, parliamentarian and member of the Hungarian Academy of Sciences. His early Latin study De duellis Hungarorum litis decisoriis (Pest, 1829) examined judicial duels in Hungarian legal history.

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