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Kwartler, Allan
Roll of Honor - Era 2 - Era of Inequality
Kwartler_Allan1.jpgAllan Kwartler
(1917-1998), A four-time Olympian and twice a member of sabre teams that earned a 4th-place Olympic finish (1952, '60). He was the most consistent two-weapon fencer throughout the 1960's. He was a widely-respected coach and official, having presided at the sabre final in the 1950 Olympics and coached at Salle Santelli, Brooklyn Poly, SUNY (Purchase), Army, Rockland Center for the Arts, and the Westchester Fencing Club.
 
 
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Alaux, Michel
Alessandroni, Hugh Vincent
Allaire, John
Anderson, August
Angelakis, Jana
Armitage, Norman C.
Auriol, Yves
Axelrod, Albert
Bernstein, Irwin F.
Bilodeaux, Caitlin
Blum, Robert
Bothner, Charles George
Bradford, Vincent
Bravin, Eric Nick
Breckinridge, Col. Henry
Bukantz, Dr. Daniel
Burdan, Arkady
Byrnes, Joseph
Calhoun, Father Lawrence
Calnan, Lt. George C.
Castello, Hugo M.
Castello, James M.
Castello, Julio M.
Cerra Tishman, Maria
Cetrulo, Dean
Cohen, Abram
Csiszar, Lajos
D'Ambola, Dr. Samuel
D'Asaro, Michael
Danosi, Istvan
de Tuscan, Joanna
deCapriles, Jose R.
deCapriles, Miguel A.
DeChaine, Dan
DeCicco, Michael
DeKay, Charles
DeKoff, Irving
Deladrier, Andre
Deladrier, Clovis
Dimond, John
Dow, Helena Mroczkowska
Dow, Warren A.
Elliott, Joseph
Elthes, Csaba
Every, Dernell
Faulkner, Ralph
Fish, Isabel Mildred
Franke, Nikki Tomlinson
Garret, Maxwell
Gehrig, Adeline
Gelman, Yury
Gillet, Jean-Jacques
Goldstein, Ralph M.
Goodhartz, Nat
Grasson, Robert M.
Hall, Sherman
Hammond, Dr. Graeme M.
Hamori, Eugene
Harutunian, Henry
Hattan, Ella (Jaguarina)
Heiss, Col. Gustave
Hermanson, Alvar
Huffman, John R.
Jacobsen, Gay (also Gay D'Asaro)
Jaeckel, Tracy
Jagemann, Mathilde
Jones, Uriah
Jones-Pugliese, Julia
Keane, Anthony J.
King, Harriet
Koch, Charles
Kogler, Aladar
Korfanty, Ed
Kwartler, Allan
Lazar, Neil
Levis, Joseph
Lewis, Norman
Locke, Dorothy
Lofton, Michael (Sankofa, Mika'il)
Lucia, Edward
Marx, Michael
Masin, George
Mayer, Helene
McClellan, Cathy
Micahnik, David M.
Miller, Raymond J.
Mitchell, Maxine
Montague, James
Muray, Nickolas
Murray, James Jr.
Nadi, Aldo
Niederkirchner, Odon
Nunes, Leo G.
Nyilas, Dr. Tibor
O'Connor, Denise
O'Connor, William Scott
Okawa, Heizaburo
Orban, Alex
Parker, Joseph Brooks Bloodgood
Pechinsky, Joe
Pesthy, Paul
Pinchart, Rene
Post, Albertson Van Zo
Posthumus, Sherry
Richards, Carla-Mae
Richards, Edwin
Righeimer, Frank S.
Romary, Janice York
Rosiere, Gilbert
Saltus, J. Sanford
Sands, Maj. General Thomas J.
Santelli, Giorgio L.
Sauer, Alfred
Schmitter, Charles R.
Senac, Regis
Shelley, C. Lee
Sieja, Stanley
Smith, Joseph
Sobel, Stephen B.
Spector, Novera Herbert
Stone, Donna
Tatham, Charles
Toth, Nicholas
Turney, Eleanor
Van Buskirk, Harold
Velarde, Jose
Vince, Joseph
Vince, Marion Lloyd
Westbrook, Peter
White, Ruth C.
Worth, George V.

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