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Willem Hubert van Blijenburgh

Willem Peter Hubert van Blijenburgh (11 July 1881 – 14 October 1936) was a Dutch fencer. He won three bronze medals.

Also recorded as W.P. Hubert van Blijenburgh

Willem Hubert van Blijenburgh

Omschrijving: Schermen. De Nederlandse schermploeg traint op de "S.S. Hollandia" waar de meeste atleten ook verblijven tijdens de spelen, haven van Antwerpen, België 1920. Foto; o.a. Ph. Bouillet, Jan van der Wiel, Wouter Brouwer, W.P. Hubert van Bleyenburgh, A.C W. Arie de Jong (4e van rechts) behaalde tweemaal brons, en Louis Delaunoy.

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Name
Willem Hubert van Blijenburgh
Born
11 July 1881
Birthplace
Zwolle, Netherlands
Died
14 October 1936
Place of death
Bilthoven, Netherlands
Nationality
Kingdom of the Netherlands
Occupation
fencer · writer

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