Wiktenauer.com Website Review

Wiktenauer is an ongoing collaboration among researchers and practitioners from across the Western martial arts (WMA) community, seeking to collect all of the primary and secondary source literature that makes up the text of historical European martial arts (HEMA) research and to organize and present it in a scholarly but accessible format. The Wiktenauer project started in 2009, later receiving of the oldest known longsword fencing style; his tradition was also the best-docu*ented of the early Modern era, the subject of many dozens of man*scripts and books over a period of more than three centuries. Here are a few basic categories of pages that are being cases of multiple copies of a master's work, the transcriptions are laid out side-by-side to facilitate the most accurate translation possible. To aid in interpretation, the writings are also illustrated with images from the masters' work (if available). A bibliography at the end of each page lists additional transcriptions, translations, and scans that are available in print. The exemplar for this category including description, provenance, table of contents (with links to the appropriate master pages), gallery of page scans, and bibliography of the relevant manuals on a particular technique, including transcriptions, translations, and images. There is also a section at the end of each page where groups may embed videos of their interpretations. The template for techniques is the Zornhaw an overview of archaeological research pertinent to a given weapon, and a comprehensive index of the treatises and writers that discuss topic of interest to the HEMA community you can think of. If you'd like to pitch in, simply request an account and consult How can I 11th May 2018 would mark the 68th birthday of Dr. Patri Pugliese, the most important person in the history of modern HEMA that you've never heard of. I will go so far as to say that there is no one in this world who contributed more to the spread and development of the HEMA