Mark Semenovich Rakita (Russian: Марк Семенович Ракита; born July 22, 1938) is a famed Russian two-time Olympic champion sabreur and coach from the Soviet...
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Look up rakita in Wiktionary, the free dictionary. Rakita (South and East Slavic for basket willow) may refer to: Rakita, Greece, a location in the municipal...
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baseball player Mark Phillips, British Olympic gold-medal horseman Mark Pinger, German swimmer Mark Price, American basketball player Mark Rakita (born 1938)...
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yachting, Finn class Georgy Mondzolevski, USSR Volleyball Mark Rakita, USSR fencing, team saber Mark Spitz, USA, swimming 400-meter freestyle relay 800-meter...
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member of winning Olympic sabre team, and 4x at world championships Mark Rakita, Jewish Russian sabreur, 2x Olympic Champion (1964, 1968), 2x silver...
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Mavlikhanov Soviet Union 1968 Mexico City details Jerzy Pawłowski Poland Mark Rakita Soviet Union Tibor Pézsa Hungary 1972 Munich details Viktor Sidyak...
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Mazina, Russia (épée), Olympic champion, bronze Mark Midler, Soviet (foil), 2x Olympic champion Mark Rakita, Soviet (saber), 2x Olympic champion, 2x silver...
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Poland Mark Rakita Soviet Union Tibor Pézsa Hungary Team sabre details Soviet Union (URS) Vladimir Nazlymov Viktor Sidyak Eduard Vinokurov Mark Rakita Umar...
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fencer, Olympic gold medalist, bronze Mark Midler (1931–2012), foil fencer, 2-time Olympic champion Mark Rakita (born 1938), saber fencer, 2-time Olympic...
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Lamonova Tatiana Logounova Konstantin Lokhanov Maria Mazina Mark Midler Viktoria Nikishina Mark Rakita Yakov Rylsky Aida Shanayeva Sergey Sharikov Anna Sivkova...
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