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Szabolcs Waldmann lives in Györ, Hungary, and is the director of the group A Kard Rendje ([[Order of the Sword]]). This order is an independent Hungarian group that studies and teaches Medieval knightly combat with longsword, dagger, spear, rapier, unarmed wrestling, and reflex-bow. Its goal is the collection, transcription, translation, and interpretation of Medieval source texts about the European martial arts, while holding on to knightly philosophies and traditions. Szabolcs has been involved in longsword fencing since 2001. He works as a project manager of three dimensional design.
 
Szabolcs Waldmann lives in Györ, Hungary, and is the director of the group A Kard Rendje ([[Order of the Sword]]). This order is an independent Hungarian group that studies and teaches Medieval knightly combat with longsword, dagger, spear, rapier, unarmed wrestling, and reflex-bow. Its goal is the collection, transcription, translation, and interpretation of Medieval source texts about the European martial arts, while holding on to knightly philosophies and traditions. Szabolcs has been involved in longsword fencing since 2001. He works as a project manager of three dimensional design.
  
==Published Works==
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* Szabolcs Waldmann. "Mertein Hündsfelder: Fight Lesson with the Shortened Sword". ''Masters of Medieval and Renaissance Martial Arts''. Ed. Jeffrey Hull. Boulder, CO: Paladin Press, 2008. ISBN 978-1-58160-668-3
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Latest revision as of 03:01, 3 May 2023

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Bio from his article in Masters of Medieval and Renaissance Martial Arts:

Szabolcs Waldmann lives in Györ, Hungary, and is the director of the group A Kard Rendje (Order of the Sword). This order is an independent Hungarian group that studies and teaches Medieval knightly combat with longsword, dagger, spear, rapier, unarmed wrestling, and reflex-bow. Its goal is the collection, transcription, translation, and interpretation of Medieval source texts about the European martial arts, while holding on to knightly philosophies and traditions. Szabolcs has been involved in longsword fencing since 2001. He works as a project manager of three dimensional design.

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Publications

Szabolcs Waldmann has produced or contributed to the following books and journal articles.

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