European Championships women's individual event. European Champion in Team Women's Épée (2013). Julia Beljajeva Sven Järve, Estonian épéeist, bronze in Individual Men's Épée (2006). Nikolai Novosjolov, Estonian épéeist, Two time World Champion in Individual Men's Épée (2010, 2013). Team World Championships silver (2001). European Championships silver (2012). Julia Beljajeva, Estonian épéeist, World Champion in Individual Women's Épée (2013). European Champion in Team Women's Épée (2013). France Marc Cerboni, French fencer (foil), won one bronze medal at the Los Angeles Olympics in 1984. Yves Dreyfus, French fencer (épée), national champion Lucien Gaudin, twice World Champion (1905 & 1918), won four Gold and three Silver Olympic medals covering all three weapons Laura Flessel-Colovic, French épéeist who, with two gold, a silver and two bronze medals, is current most successful female French sportswoman at the Winter or Summer Olympics. Alexandre Lippmann, French fencer (épée), Olympic champion. Armand Mouyal, French fencer (épée), national champion Claude Netter, French fencer (foil), Olympic champion Christian d'Oriola, French Olympic and World Champion, named "Fencer of the 20th Century" by the FIE, International Fencing Federation, in 2001. Between 1947 & 1956 won four World Championships & six Olympic Medals, including two individual gold (foil), one individual silver (foil), two team gold (foil), and one team silver (foil). In addition to four-time Individual World Champion, four-time team World Champion. Jean Stern, French fencer (épée), Olympic champion Finland Marianne Sjöblom, competed in the 1952 Summer Olympics. Nils Sjöblom, competed at the 1948 and 1952 Summer Olympics. Germany Helene Mayer, German-Jewish foilist, won Gold at 1928 Summer Olympics & the 1929 World Championship, left for US in 1931, returned to represent Germany in 1936 Summer Olympics and won Silver, went back to US and was granted US citizenship, returned to Germany in 1952 and died of cancer in 1953, won the US Championships eight times. Great Britain Bob Anderson, represented Great Britain at the Olympic Games in 1952 and the World Championships in 1950 and 1953 in the sabre event. Went on to a career as sword master and fight director for movies, including the Lord of the Rings trilogy, the original Star Wars trilogy, and Princess Bride. He coached Britain's national fencing team for over 20 years. Robert Bruniges, World Junior Foil Champion 1976, three-time Olympian Richard Cohen, five-time British sabre Champion, best known today as the author of "By the Sword", a highly acclaimed book on the history of fencing