Fencing was present at the 1912 Summer Olympics in Stockholm, Sweden. There were, five fencing events that were contested.
Because the rules of fencing had not been unified yet, the Swedish organizers decided on the rules. France did not agree that a hit on the upper arm should not count as a point, and Italy did not agree on the length of the épée, so both countries boycotted this event.
Medal summary Épée, Individual Épée, Team Henri Anspach Paul Anspach Fernand de Montigny Robert Hennet Jacques Ochs François Rom Gaston Salmon Victor Willems Edgar Amphlett John Blake Percival Davson Arthur Everitt Martin Holt Sydney Mertineau Robert Montgomerie Edgar Seligman Willem van Blijenburgh Jetze Doorman Adrianus de Jong George van Rossem Leonardus Salomonson Foil, Individual Sabre, Individual Sabre, Team Jenő Fuchs László Berti Ervin Mészáros Dezső Földes Oszkár Gerde Zoltán Ozoray Schenker Péter Tóth Lajos Werkner Richard Verderber Otto Herschmann Rudolf Cvetko Friedrich Golling Andreas Suttner Albert Bogen Reinhold Trampler Willem van Blijenburgh George van Rossem Adrianus de Jong Jetze Doorman Dirk Scalongne Hendrik de Jongh
Participating nations A total of 184 fencers from 16 nations competed at the Stockholm Games:
Medal table
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