Radaellian Scholar

Although it has been well over two years since I had an opportunity to talk about Italian fencing in Argentina , my silence on the fascinati...

Among the many corners of the world which felt the influence of Italian fencing at the turn of the 20th century, South America is arguably o...

The following is a translation of an article by Giuseppe 'Beppe' Nadi entitled 'How I teach fencing', published in the Novem...

Eugenio Pini is one of the most famous names in modern Italian fencing history, perhaps second only to Aldo Nadi. He was undoubtedly the fir...