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Fencing at the 1952 Helsinki Summer Games:
Men's Foil, Individual
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Host City: Helsinki, Finland
Venue(s): Westend Tennis Hall, Espoo
Date Started: July 23, 1952
Date Finished: July 24, 1952
| Gold: |  Christian d'Oriola |
| Silver: |  Edoardo Mangiarotti |
| Bronze: | Manlio Di Rosa |
Final Standings
| Rank | Athlete | Age | Team | NOC | Medal | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Christian d'Oriola | 23 | France | FRA | Gold | |
| 2 | Edoardo Mangiarotti | 33 | Italy | ITA | Silver | |
| 3 | Manlio Di Rosa | 37 | Italy | ITA | Bronze | |
| 4 | Jacques Lataste | 30 | France | FRA | ||
| 5 | Jéhan de Buhan | 40 | France | FRA | ||
| 6 | Mahmoud Younes | 37 | Egypt | EGY | ||
| 7 | Salah Dessouki | 29 | Egypt | EGY | ||
| 8 | Giancarlo Bergamini | 25 | Italy | ITA | ||
| 9 | Endre Tilli | 29 | Hungary | HUN | ||
| 4 p1 r3/4 | André Verhalle | 28 | Belgium | BEL | ||
| 4 p2 r3/4 | Lajos Maszlay | 48 | Hungary | HUN | ||
| 4 p3 r3/4 | Endre Palócz | 41 | Hungary | HUN | ||
| 5 p1 r3/4 | Nate Lubell | 35 | United States | USA | ||
| 5 p2 r3/4 | Albie Axelrod | 31 | United States | USA | ||
| 5 p3 r3/4 | Bo Eriksson | 30 | Sweden | SWE | ||
| 6 p1 r3/4 | Mohamed Ali Riad | 25 | Egypt | EGY | ||
| 6 p2 r3/4 | Nils Rydström | 30 | Sweden | SWE | ||
| 6 p3 r3/4 | René Paul | 31 | Great Britain | GBR | ||
| 4 p1 r2/4 | Jerzy Twardokens | 20 | Poland | POL | ||
| 4 p2 r2/4 | Jerzy Pawłowski | 19 | Poland | POL | ||
| 4 p4 r2/4 | Yulen Uralov | 27 | Soviet Union | URS | ||
| 4 p5 r2/4 | Daniel Bukantz | 34 | United States | USA | ||
| 4 p6 r2/4 | Rolf Magnusson | 30 | Sweden | SWE | ||
| 4T p3 r2/4 | Fulvio Galimi | 25 | Argentina | ARG | ||
| 4T p3 r2/4 | Luke Wendon | 26 | Great Britain | GBR | ||
| 4T p3 r2/4 | Paul Valcke | 38 | Belgium | BEL | ||
| 5 p1 r2/4 | Raymond Paul | 23 | Great Britain | GBR | ||
| 5 p2 r2/4 | Kurt Lindeman | 20 | Finland | FIN | ||
| 5 p4 r2/4 | Gustave Ballister | 23 | Belgium | BEL | ||
| 5 p5 r2/4 | German Bokun | 29 | Soviet Union | URS | ||
| 5 p6 r2/4 | Vasile Chelaru | 31 | Romania | ROU | ||
| 6 p1 r2/4 | Mark Midler | 20 | Soviet Union | URS | ||
| 6 p2 r2/4 | Félix Galimi | 31 | Argentina | ARG | ||
| 6 p4 r2/4 | Norman Casmir | 21 | Germany | GER | ||
| 6 p5 r2/4 | Leif Klette | 24 | Norway | NOR | ||
| 6 p6 r2/4 | John Fethers | 22 | Australia | AUS | ||
| 7 p2 r2/4 | Sergio Iesi | 40 | Uruguay | URU | ||
| 7 p3 r2/4 | Nicolae Marinescu | 45 | Romania | ROU | ||
| 7 p4 r2/4 | Benito Ramos | 34 | Mexico | MEX | ||
| 7 p5 r2/4 | Andrei Vîlcea | 30 | Romania | ROU | ||
| 5 p1 r1/4 | Karl Bach | 31 | Saar | SAA | ||
| 5 p2 r1/4 | Ivan Lund | 23 | Australia | AUS | ||
| 5 p3 r1/4 | Harry Thuillier | 26 | Ireland | IRL | ||
| 5 p4 r1/4 | Kurt Wahl | 40 | Germany | GER | ||
| 5 p6 r1/4 | José Rodríguez | 42 | Argentina | ARG | ||
| 5 p7 r1/4 | Heikki Raitio | 27 | Finland | FIN | ||
| 5T p5 r1/4 | Julius Eisenecker | 49 | Germany | GER | ||
| 5T p5 r1/4 | Paddy Duffy | 31 | Ireland | IRL | ||
| 5T p5 r1/4 | Ernst Rau | 25 | Saar | SAA | ||
| 6 p2 r1/4 | Juan Kavanagh | 20 | Venezuela | VEN | ||
| 6 p3 r1/4 | Jock Gibson | 31 | Australia | AUS | ||
| 6 p4 r1/4 | Shinichi Maki | 35 | Japan | JPN | ||
| 6 p6 r1/4 | Edward Brooke | 35 | Canada | CAN | ||
| 6 p7 r1/4 | Günther Knödler | 27 | Saar | SAA | ||
| 6T p1 r1/4 | Ricardo Rimini | 44 | Uruguay | URU | ||
| 6T p1 r1/4 | Augusto Gutiérrez | 21 | Venezuela | VEN | ||
| 7 p2 r1/4 | Roland Asselin | 35 | Canada | CAN | ||
| 7 p4 r1/4 | Rubén Soberón | 43 | Guatemala | GUA | ||
| 7 p6 r1/4 | Eduardo López | 25 | Guatemala | GUA | ||
| 7 p7 r1/4 | Abelardo Menéndez | 23 | Cuba | CUB | ||
| 8 p5 r1/4 | Giovanni Bertorelli | 23 | Venezuela | VEN |
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