Main HEMA websites and forums in different languages

[Sean M]

I realized that I left out Richard Cullinan's website on Bolognese fencing and Italian rapier, so I have added it, as well as fixing my second oops with Spanish versus Portugese and Galician. Please keep the suggestions coming ...

[Ulrich von L...n]

... I just realized that I forgot to add all your Hungarian links earlier, so I have edited the original post to include them. They significantly increase the non-English:English ratio which is a good thing ...

Thank you for editing.
An update on Kard Rendje's site (Ordo Ensis in Latin).

The English language part of our homepage is currently under construction, but feel free to explore what's still ready!"

http://kardrendje.hu/index.php?site=main&lang=en

[Sean M]

Ok, I have changed it to mention the English summary. I have added duello.tv which I learned about from Devon Boorman at the Armizare Academy, and cleaned up the markup in the original post.

[Sean M]

I have added Der Fechtsaal and the German version of Hammaborg's website under Websites- German.

[Sean M]

After consultation with the folks on the Ars Gladii forum, I have added some German-language websites including fencing groups and publishers that sell a few HEMA books. I also added Wyvern Media. As always, if you see something missing please let me know!

[Sean M]

Spurred by Anders Linnard's generous posting of an English translation of a GHFS manual for teachers, I have added some GHFS resources and the new journal Acta Periodica Duellatorum to the list.

[Ulrich von L...n]

A temporary site of the Hungarian Longsword Fencing Sport Federation (Magyar Hosszúkardvívó Sportszövetség, Hungarian abbreviation: MHS):

http://hosszukardvivas.atw.hu/


(click on it to view the whole image)

Currently the page contains the founding documents of the federation, also a set of files (rules, application forms etc, all in Hungarian) related to the First Sarospatak Longsword Tournament which was held on May 18, 2013 (somewhere in the future I will write a short review of the event).

[Alexander Pierre]

A French Facebook groups which we use to discuss medieval wrestling (mainly German stuff): https://www.facebook.com/groups/186544091450281/

On the French websites front you probably want to add ARDAMHE's (http://ardamhe.free.fr) and Jean-François Gilles' (http://jfgilles.perso.sfr.fr/escrime/).

[Sean M]

Thank you Ulrich and merci beaucoup Alexander! I have added both of your suggestions. My French is rusty, but I am working on it.

[jpk]

I humbly ask to remove the name "Hugh Knight" from my blog: http://talhoffer.wordpress.com/ - in your blog list.

The man with the look of a buoy and fascinating theories on HEMA has his blog here: http://talhoffer.blogspot.de/

[Sean M]

I humbly ask to remove the name "Hugh Knight" from my blog: http://talhoffer.wordpress.com/ - in your blog list.

The man with the look of a buoy and fascinating theories on HEMA has his blog here: http://talhoffer.blogspot.de/

Ah, ich habe mich geirrt. Ich werde das Link korrigieren.

I will add Hugh Knight's blog and the new Cateran Society video diary, as well as correcting the link to your blog.

[jpk]

Thanks.

[admin]

The man with the look of a buoy

[Ulrich von L...n]

An update on Hungarian websites.

A good fencing forum (re-enactors & HEMA) at Militia.hu is dead. For several years - between 2013 and 2017 - the topics were available as static archives, but not anymore.

[Ulrich von L...n]

There is an active, quite large Hungarian fencing topic (8000+ posts) called Vívás mint harcművészet (Fencing as a Martial Art), which covers almost all aspects of Hungarian, non Olympic fencing: re-enactors, HEMA, JSA, local developments etc.

Recently I have archived parts of that topic via Wayback Machine, starting with the most recent posts.
(Each batch contains 500 posts.)

Nr 9094-8594 (February 2020 - 2019)
https://web.archive.org/web/20200218075 ... &na_order=

Nr 8617- 8118
https://web.archive.org/web/20191111094 ... &na_order=

Nr 8127-7628
https://web.archive.org/web/20190219083 ... c7a699a72d

Nr 7614-7115
https://web.archive.org/web/20190206072 ... 690ab15834

Nr 7114-6604
https://web.archive.org/web/20190206074 ... f1d4ab5559

4th batch: 1500-2000
https://web.archive.org/web/20190206112 ... cbf30cd8c8

5th batch: 2000-2500
https://web.archive.org/web/20190207070 ... 45d2e00c0e

6th batch: 2500-3000
https://web.archive.org/web/20190214060 ... 0b5c2cd814

7th batch: 3000-3500
https://web.archive.org/web/20190216101 ... dfbbd1ef3a

8th batch: 3500-4000
https://web.archive.org/web/20190216101 ... &na_order=

9th batch: 4000-4500
https://web.archive.org/web/20190217164 ... 51085c50e3

10th batch: 4500-5000
https://web.archive.org/web/20190218141 ... 0400710c82

11th batch: 5000-5500
https://web.archive.org/web/20190218141 ... 72560d249a

12th batch: 5500-6000
https://web.archive.org/web/20190219083 ... d440e40b27

13th batch: 6000-6500
https://web.archive.org/web/20190303160 ... d906ce670c

14th batch: 6500-7000
https://web.archive.org/web/20190326064 ... 4c2ad312fc

15th batch: 7000-7500
https://web.archive.org/web/20190326134 ... 9b39c05ee5

16th batch: 7500-8000
https://web.archive.org/web/20190326134 ... 9e76c3c533

17th batch: 8000-8145
https://web.archive.org/web/20190326134 ... &na_order=

So all 8145+ posts (as of March 26) have been archived.
Update: Archived as of February 09, 2020.

[Sean M]

There is an active, quite large Hungarian fencing topic (8000+ posts) called Vívás mint harcművészet (Fencing as a Martial Art), which covers almost all aspects of Hungarian, non Olympic fencing: re-enactors, HEMA, JSA, local developments etc.

Recently I have archived parts of that topic via Wayback Machine, starting with the most recent posts.
(Each batch contains 500 posts.)

Thanks Ulrich! Your archive of Vívás mint harcművészet has been added to an archive of the original post of this thread on another site.