1957 European Judo Championships

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1957
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European Judo Championships
Location Flag of the Netherlands.svg Rotterdam, Netherlands
Date10 November 1957
Competition at external databases
Links JudoInside
  Paris 1955

The 1957 European Judo Championships were the 6th edition of the European Judo Championships, and were held in Rotterdam, Netherlands on 10 November 1957. [1]

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Medal winners

EventGoldSilverBronze
1st dan Flag of the United Kingdom.svg   John Newman Flag of France.svg   Marcel Nottola Flag of the Czech Republic.svg   Leopold Pisin
Flag of the Netherlands.svg   Jo Dirks
2nd dan Flag of Germany.svg   Franz Sinek Flag of the United Kingdom.svg   Alan Petherbridge Flag of the Netherlands.svg   Cor De Waal
Flag of Belgium (civil).svg   Jean Begaux
3rd dan Flag of Belgium (civil).svg   Daniel Outelet Flag of Germany.svg   Walter Reiter Flag of France.svg   Robert Dazzi
Flag of the Netherlands.svg   Tonny Wagenaar
4th dan Flag of the Netherlands.svg   Anton Geesink Flag of France.svg   Henri Courtine Flag of France.svg   Robert Picard
U68 Flag of the Netherlands.svg   Koos Bonte Flag of France.svg   Guy Lample Flag of Belgium (civil).svg   Désiré Durieux
Flag of the Netherlands.svg   Jan De Waal
U80 Flag of France.svg   Pierre Rigal Flag of the Netherlands.svg   Hein Essink Flag of France.svg   Michel Francesch
Flag of Germany.svg   Werner Steinbeck
O80 Flag of Italy.svg   Nicola Tempesta Flag of France.svg   Etienne Nemer Flag of the Netherlands.svg   Jo Dirks
Flag of the Czech Republic.svg   Jiri Masin
open class Flag of the Netherlands.svg   Anton Geesink Flag of France.svg   Bernard Pariset Flag of the United Kingdom.svg   Charles Palmer
Flag of Germany.svg   Gerhard Alpers

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References

  1. "1957 European Championships". Judo Inside. Retrieved 25 August 2022.