Radaellian Scholar

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

After several years of on-and-off work, I am very excited to announce that my translation of Giordano Rossi's 1885 treatise  Theoretical...

The controversial yet highly influential treatise by Masaniello Parise entitled  Trattato teorico-pratico della scherma di spada e sciabola ...

As an early student of Luigi Barbasetti after his move to Vienna in 1894, Rudolf Brosch quickly established himself as one of Barbasetti...

Towards the end of the 1880s, the new developments in Italian sabre fencing were beginning to gain notoriety outside of Italy, in part due t...

Despite spending his whole career as a fencing master in Italy, particularly Florence, Ferdinando Masiello had influence that spread well be...

Depending on your definition of a direct cut , your view on how prevalent such cuts are in Radaellian sabre fencing may lie anywhere on a sp...