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Daniel Magay : ウィキペディア英語版
Dániel Magay

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Dániel Magay (born April 6, 1932 in Szeged, Hungary), is an Olympic and World Championship Gold Medal saber fencer.
==Early training==
After completing high school studies at the Piarista Gimnazium, Magay studied with the Italian fencing master Eduardo Armentano, who had come to Hungary as part of the national effort to learn from fencing masters from other countries with the best fencing programs, dating back to Luigi Barbasetti and Italo Santelli.
Once he had learned the basics, he then studied with the renowned Fencing Master Ferenc Marki in Szeged in order to discipline, refine, and raise his saber technique to the highest level.

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