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Alle Weltmeister Seit 1926 Im Überblick Alle Weltmeister seit 1926 im Überblick Herren- Damen- Herren-Einzel Damen-Einzel Herren-Doppel Damen-Doppel Gemischtes Team Team Doppel 1-1926 HUN - JACOBI Roland MEDNYANSZKY JACOBI Roland Nicht ausgetragen MECHLOVITS (HUN) Maria (HUN) PECSI Daniel Zoltan London (ENG) (HUN) MEDNYANSZKY Maria (HUN) 2-1928 HUN - MECHLOVITS MEDNYANSZKY LIEBSTER MEDNYANSZKY MECHLOVITS Zoltan (HUN) Maria (HUN) Alfred Maria (HUN) Zoltan Stockholm THUM Robert FLAMM Fanchette MEDNYANSZKY (SWE) (AUT) (AUT) Maria (HUN) 3-1929 HUN - PERRY Fred MEDNYANSZKY BARNA Victor METZGER Erika KELEN Istvan (ENG) Maria SZABADOS RUSTER Mona SIPOS Anna Budapest (HUN) Miklos (HUN) (GER) (HUN) (HUN) 4-1930 HUN - BARNA Victor MEDNYANSZKY BARNA Victor MEDNYANSZKY SZABADOS (HUN) Maria (HUN) SZABADOS Maria Miklos Berlin (GER) Miklos (HUN) SIPOS Anna MEDNYANSZKY (HUN) Maria (HUN) 5-1931 HUN - SZABADOS MEDNYANSZKY BARNA Victor MEDNYANSZKY SZABADOS Miklos (HUN) Maria (HUN) SZABADOS Maria Miklos Budapest Miklos (HUN) SIPOS Anna MEDNYANSZKY (HUN) (HUN) Maria (HUN) 6-1932 TCH - BARNA Victor SIPOS Anna BARNA Victor MEDNYANSZKY BARNA Victor (HUN) (HUN) SZABADOS Maria SIPOS Anna Prag (TCH) Miklos (HUN) SIPOS Anna (HUN) (HUN) 7-1933 HUN - BARNA Victor SIPOS Anna BARNA Victor MEDNYANSZKY KELEN Istvan (HUN) (HUN) GLANCZ Sandor Maria MEDNYANSZKY Baden (AUT) (HUN) SIPOS Anna Maria (HUN) (HUN) 8-1933 HUN GER BARNA Victor KETTNEROVA BARNA Victor MEDNYANSZKY SZABADOS (HUN) Marie (TCH) SZABADOS Maria Miklos Paris (FRA) Miklos (HUN) SIPOS Anna MEDNYANSZKY (HUN) Maria (HUN) 9-1935 HUN TCH BARNA Victor KETTNEROVA BARNA Victor MEDNYANSZKY BARNA Victor (HUN) Marie (TCH) SZABADOS Maria SIPOS Anna Wembley Miklos (HUN) SIPOS Anna (HUN) (ENG) (HUN) 10-1936 AUT TCH KOLAR AARONS BLATTNER KETTNEROVA HAMR Miloslav Stanislav HUGHES Ruth Robert Marie KLEINOVA Prag (TCH) (TCH) (USA) Mc CLURE SMIDOVA Marie Gertrude (TCH) James (USA) (TCH) 11-1937 USA USA BERGMANN AARONS BLATTNER DEPETRISOVA VANA Bohumil Richard HUGHES Ruth Robert Vlasta VOTRUBCOVA Baden (AUT) (AUT) (USA) Mc CLURE VOTRUBCOVA Vera (TCH) PRITZI Gertrude James (USA) Vera (TCH) (AUT) Co-Champions 12-1938 HUN TCH VANA Bohumil PRITZI Gertrude Mc CLURE DEPETRISOVA BELLAK Laszlo (TCH) (AUT) James Vlasta (HUN) Wembley SCHIFF Sol VOTRUBCOVA WOODHEAD (ENG) (USA) Vera (TCH) Wendy (ENG) 2 Herren- Damen- Herren-Einzel Damen-Einzel Herren-Doppel Damen-Doppel Gemischtes Team Team Doppel 13-1939 TCH GER BERGMANN DEPETRISOVA BARNA Victor BUSSMANN Hilde VANA Bohumil Richard (ENG) Vlasta (TCH) BERGMANN PRITZI Gertrude VOTRUBCOVA Kairo (EGY) Richard (ENG) (GER) Vera (TCH) 14-1947 TCH ENG VANA Bohumil FARKAS Gizella SLAR Adolf FARKAS Gizella SOOS Ferenc (TCH) (HUN) VANA Bohumil (HUN) FARKAS Gizella Paris (FRA) (TCH) PRITZI Gertrude (HUN) (AUT) 15-1948 TCH ENG BERGMANN FARKAS Gizella STIPEK Ladislav FRANKS MILES Richard Richard (ENG) (HUN) VANA Bohumil Margaret THALL Thelma Wembley (TCH) THOMAS-DACE (USA) (ENG) Vera (ENG) 16-1949 HUN USA LEACH Johnny FARKAS Gizella ANDREADIS FARKAS Gizella SIDO Ferenc (ENG) (HUN) Ivan (HUN) FARKAS Gizella Stockholm TOKAR ELLIOT Helen (HUN) (SWE) Frantisek (TCH) (SCO) 17-1950 TCH ROU BERGMANN ROZEANU SIDO Ferenc BEREGI Dora SIDO Ferenc Richard (ENG) Angelica (ROU) SOOS Ferenc (ENG) FARKAS Gizella Budapest (HUN) ELLIOT Helen (HUN) (HUN) (SCO) 18-1951 TCH ROU LEACH Johnny ROZEANU ANDREADIS ROWE Diane VANA Bohumil (ENG) Angelica (ROU) Ivan ROWE Rosalind (TCH) Wien (AUT) VANA Bohumil (ENG) ROZEANU (TCH) Angelica (ROU) 19-1952 HUN JPN SATOH Hiroji ROZEANU FUJII Norikazu NARAHARA SIDO Ferenc (JPN) Angelica (ROU) HAYASHI Tadaki Shizuki (HUN) Bombay (IND) (JPN) NISHIMURA ROZEANU Tomie (JPN) Angelica (ROU) 20-1953 ENG ROU SIDO Ferenc ROZEANU KOCZIAN Jozsef FARKAS Gizella SIDO Ferenc (HUN) Angelica (ROU) SIDO Ferenc (HUN) (HUN) Bukarest (HUN) ROZEANU ROZEANU (ROU) Angelica (ROU) Angelica (ROU) 21-1954 JPN JPN OGIMURA Ichiro ROZEANU DOLINAR Zarko ROWE Diane ANDREADIS Ivan (JPN) Angelica (ROU) HARANGOZO ROWE Rosalind (TCH) Wembley Vilim (YUG) (ENG) FARKAS Gizella (ENG) (HUN) 22-1955 JPN ROU TANAKA ROZEANU ANDREADIS ROZEANU SZEPESI Kalman Toshiaki (JPN) Angelica (ROU) Ivan Angelica KOCZIAN Eva Utrecht (NED) STIPEK Ladislav ZELLER Ella (HUN) (TCH) (ROU) 23-1956 JPN ROU OGIMURA Ichiro OKAWA Tomie OGIMURA Ichiro ROZEANU KLEIN Erwin (JPN) (JPN) TOMITA Yoshio Angelica NEUBERGER Tokio (JPN) (JPN) ZELLER Ella Leah (USA) (ROU) 24-1957 JPN JPN TANAKA EGUCHI Fujie ANDREADIS MOSSOCZY Livia OGIMURA Ichiro Toshiaki (JPN) Ivan SIMON Agnes EGUCHI Fujie Stockholm (JPN) STIPEK Ladislav (HUN) (JPN) (SWE) (TCH) 25-1959 JPN JPN JUNG KUO- MATSUZAKI MURAKAMI NAMBA Taeko OGIMURA Ichiro TUAN Kimiyo Teruo YAMAIZUMI EGUCHI Fujie Dortmund (CHN) (JPN) OGIMURA Ichiro Kazuko (JPN) (JPN) (FRG) (JPN) 3 Herren- Damen- Herren-Einzel Damen-Einzel Herren-Doppel Damen-Doppel Gemischtes Team Team Doppel 26-1961 CHN JPN CHUANG TSE- CHIU CHUNG- HOSHINO ALEXANDRU OGIMURA Ichiro TUNG (CHN) HUI (CHN) Nobuya Maria MATSUZAKI Peking (CHN) KIMURA Koji PITICA Georgita Kimiyo (JPN) (JPN) (ROU) 27-1963 CHN JPN CHUANG TSE- MATSUZAKI CHANG SHIH- MATSUZAKI KIMURA Koji TUNG (CHN) Kimiyo (JPN) LIN Kimiyo ITO Kazuko (JPN) Prag (TCH) WANG CHIH- SEKI Masako LIANG (CHN) (JPN) 28-1965 CHN CHN CHUANG TSE- FUKAZU Naoko CHUANG TSE- CHENG MIN- KIMURA Koji TUNG (CHN) (JPN) TUNG CHIH SEKI Masako Ljubljana HSU YIN- LIN HUI-CHING (JPN) (YUG) SHENG (CHN) (CHN) 29-1967 JPN JPN HASEGAWA MORISAWA ALSER Hans HIROTA Shaeko HASEGAWA Nobuhiko (JPN) Sachiko (JPN) JOHANSSON MORISAWA Nobuhiko Stockholm Kjell (SWE) Sachiko (JPN) YAMANAKA (SWE) Noriko (JPN) 30-1969 JPN URS ITOH Shigeo KOWADA Toshiko ALSER Hans GRINBERG HASEGAWA (JPN) (JPN) JOHANSSON Svetlana Nobuhiko München Kjell (SWE) RUDNOVA Zoja KONNO Yasuko (FRG) (URS) (JPN) 31-1971 CHN JPN BENGTSSON LIN HUI-CHING JONYER Istvan CHENG MIN- CHANG SHIH-LIN Stellan (SWE) (CHN) KLAMPAR Tibor CHIH LIN HUI-CHING Nagoya (JPN) (HUN) LIN HUI-CHING (CHN) (CHN) 32-1973 SWE KOR HSI EN-TING HU YU-LAN BENGTSSON ALEXANDRU LIANG KO-LIANG Stellan Maria (ROU) Sarajewo (CHN) (CHN) LI LI (CHN) (YUG) JOHANSSON HAMADA Miho Kjell (SWE) (JPN) 33-1975 CHN CHN JONYER Istvan PAK Yung Sun GERGELY ALEXANDRU GOMOZKOV (HUN) (PRK) Gabor Maria (ROU) Stanislav Kalkutta (IND) JONYER Istvan TAKAHASHI FERDMAN (HUN) Shoko (JPN) Tatjana (URS) 34-1977 CHN CHN KOHNO Mitsuru PAK Yung Sun LI CHEN-SHIH PAK Yong Ok SECRETIN (JPN) (PRK) (PRK) Jacques Birmingham LIANG KO- (ENG) LIANG (CHN) YANG Ying (CHN) BERGERET Claude (FRA) 35-1979 HUN CHN ONO Seiji GE Xinai STIPANCIC ZHANG Deying LIANG Geliang (JPN) (CHN) Anton Pyongyang ZHANG Li (CHN) GE Xinai (CHN) (PRK) SURBEK Dragutin (YUG) 36-1981 CHN CHN GUO Yuehua TONG Ling CAI Zhenhua CAO Yanhua XIE Saike (CHN) (CHN) Novi Sad LI Zhenshi ZHANG Deying HUANG Junqun (YUG) (CHN) (CHN) (CHN) 4 Herren- Damen- Herren-Einzel Damen-Einzel Herren-Doppel Damen-Doppel Gemischtes Team Team Doppel 37-1983 CHN CHN GUO Yuehua CAO Yanhua KALINIC Zoran DAI Lili GUO Yuehua Tokio (JPN) (CHN) (CHN) SURBEK SHEN Jianping NI Xialian (CHN) Dragutin (YUG) (CHN) 38-1985 CHN CHN JIANG Jialiang CAO Yanhua APPELGREN DAI Lili CAI Zhenhua (CHN) (CHN) Mikael GENG Lijuan CAO Yanhua Göteborg CARLSSON Ulf (CHN) (CHN) (SWE) (SWE) 39-1987 CHN CHN JIANG Jialiang HE Zhili (CHN) CHEN Longcan HYUN Jung Hwa HUI Jun (CHN) WEI Qingguang YANG Young Ja GENG Lijuan Neu Delhi (CHN) (KOR) (CHN) (IND) 40-1989 SWE CHN WALDNER QIAO Hong FETZNER DENG Yaping YOO Nam Kyu Jan-Ove (SWE) (CHN) Steffen QIAO Hong (CHN) HYUN Jung Hwa Dortmund ROSSKOPF (KOR) (FRG) Jörg (FRG) 41-1991 SWE KOR PERSSON DENG Yaping VON SCHEELE CHEN Zihe WANG Tao Jörgen (SWE) (CHN) Thomas GAO Jun (CHN) LIU Wei (CHN) Chiba (JPN) KARLSSON Peter (SWE) 42-1993 SWE CHN GATIEN Jean- HYUN Jung Hwa LU Lin LIU Wei WANG Tao Philippe Göteborg (KOR) WANG Tao QIAO Yunping LIU Wei (CHN) (SWE) (FRA) (CHN) (CHN) 43-1995 CHN CHN KONG Linghui DENG Yaping LU Lin DENG Yaping WANG Tao (CHN) (CHN) WANG Tao QIAO Hong (CHN) LIU Wei (CHN) Tianjin (CHN) (CHN) 44-1997 CHN CHN WALDNER DENG Yaping KONG Linghui DENG Yaping LIU Guoliang Jan-Ove (SWE) (CHN) LIU Guoliang YANG Ying (CHN) WU Na (CHN) Manchester (CHN) (ENG) 45-1999 LIU Guoliang WANG Nan KONG Linghui LI Ju MA Lin (CHN) (CHN) LIU Guoliang WANG Nan ZHANG Yingying Eindhoven (CHN) (CHN) (CHN) (NED) 2000 SWE CHN - - - - - Kuala Lumpur (MAS) 46-2001 CHN CHN WANG Liqin WANG Nan WANG Liqin LI Ju QIN Zhijian (CHN) (CHN) YAN Sen (CHN) WANG Nan YANG Ying (CHN) Osaka (JPN) (CHN) 47-2003 - - Werner WANG Nan WANG Liqin WANG Nan MA Lin Schlager (CHN) YAN Sen ZHANG Yining WANG Nan (CHN) Paris (FRA) (AUT) (CHN) (CHN) 47-2004 CHN CHN - - - - - Doha (QAT) 5 Herren- Damen- Herren-Einzel Damen-Einzel Herren-Doppel Damen-Doppel Gemischtes Team Team Doppel 48-2005 - - WANG Liqin ZHANG Yining KONG Linghui WANG Nan WANG Liqin (CHN) (CHN) WANG Hao ZHANG Yining GUO Yue (CHN) Shanghai (CHN) (CHN) (CHN) 48-2006 - Bremen (GER) CHN CHN - - - - 49-2007 - - WANG Liqin GUO Yue (CHN) CHEN Qi WANG Nan WANG Liqin Zagreb (HRV) (CHN) MA Lin (CHN) ZHANG Yining GUO Yue (CHN) (CHN) 49-2008 Guangzhou CHN CHN - - - - - (CHN) 50-2009 - - WANG Hao ZHANG Yining WANG Hao GUO Yue Li Ping Yokohama (CHN) (CHN) CHEN Qi (CHN) LI Xiaoxia (CHN) CAO Zhen (CHN) (JPN) 50-2010 Moskau (RUS) CHN SIN - - - - - 51-2011 - - ZHANG Jike DING Ning MA Long GUO Yue Zhang Chao Rotterdam (CHN) (CHN) XU Xin (CHN) LI Xiaoxia (CHN) CAO Zhen (CHN) (NED) 51-2012 CHN CHN - - - - - Dortmund (GER) 52-2013 - ZHANG Jike LI Xiaoxia CHEN Chien-An GUO Yue KIM Hyok Bong Paris (CHN) (CHN) CHUANG Chih- LI Xiaoxia KIM Jong (FRA) Yuan (TPE) (CHN) (PRK) 52-2014 CHN CHN - - - - - Tokio (JPN) 53-2015 MA Long DING Ning XU Xin LIU Shiwen XU Xin Suzhou (CHN) (CHN) ZHANG Jike ZHU Yuling YANG Haeun (CHN) (CHN) (CHN) (CHN/KOR) 54-2016 CHN CHN Kuala Kumpur (MAS) 6 .
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