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| Ed. | Site | Year | Gold | Silver | Bronze |
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| XXVIII | POL & SWE | 2023 | Denmark | France | Spain |
| XXVII | Egypt | 2021 | Denmark | Sweden | Spain |
| XXVI | DEN & GER | 2019 | Denmark | Norway | France |
| XXV | France | 2017 | France | Norway | Slovenia |
| XXIV | Qatar | 2015 | France | Qatar | Poland |
| XXIII | Spain | 2013 | Spain | Denmark | Croatia |
| XXII | Sweden | 2011 | France | Denmark | Spain |
| XXI | Croatia | 2009 | France | Croatia | Poland |
| XX | Germany | 2007 | Germany | Poland | Denmark |
| XIX | Tunicia | 2005 | Spain | Croatia | France |
| XVIII | Portugal | 2003 | Croatia | Germany | France |
| XVII | France | 2001 | France | Sweden | Yugoslavia |
| XVI | Egypt | 1999 | Sweden | Russia | Yugoslavia |
| XV | Japan | 1997 | Russia | Sweden | France |
| XIV | Iceland | 1995 | France | Croatia | Sweden |
| XIII | Sweden | 1993 | Russia | France | Sweden |
| XII | Czechoslovakia | 1990 | Sweden | Soviet Union | Romania |
| XI | Switzerland | 1986 | Yugoslavia | Hungary | East Germany |
| X | West Germany | 1982 | Soviet Union | Yugoslavia | Poland |
| IX | Denmark | 1978 | West Germany | Soviet Union | East Germany |
| VIII | East Germany | 1974 | Romania | East Germany | Yugoslavia |
| VII | France | 1970 | Romania | East Germany | Yugoslavia |
| VI | Sweden | 1967 | Czechoslovakia | Denmark | Romania |
| V | Czechoslovakia | 1964 | Romania | Sweden | Czechoslovakia |
| IV | West Germany | 1961 | Romania | Czechoslovakia | Sweden |
| III | East Germany | 1958 | Sweden | Czechoslovakia | Germany |
| II | Sweden | 1954 | Sweden | Germany | Czechoslovakia |
| I | Germany | 1938 | Germany | Austria | Sweden |
All the champions 
XXVIII Poland & Sweden 2023 (11/29.I)
| DENMARK - Coach: Nicolaj Jakobsen |
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| Mathias Gidsel, Simon Hald Jensen, Mikkel Hansen, Jacob Holm, Emil Jakobsen, Lukas Jorgensen, Niclas Kirkelokke, Magnus Landin Jacobsen, Niklas Landin Jacobsen, Rasmus Lauge Schmidt, Mads Mensah Larsen, Kevin Moller, Henrik Mollgaard Jensen, Johan Plogv Hansen, Simon Pytlick, Magnus Saugstrup Jensen. |
| Denmark 26-23 Spain | France 31-26 Sweden |
| Denmark 34-29 France (ESP 39-36 SWE) | |
XXVII Egypt 2021 (13/31.I)
| DENMARK - Coach: Nicolaj Jakobsen |
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| Lasse Andersson, Mathias Gidsel, Mikkel Hansen, Jacob Holm, Magnus Landin Jacobsen, Niklas Landin Jacobsen, Emil Jakobsen, Henrik Mollgaard Jensen, Magnus Jensen, Simon Hald Jensen, Mads Mensah Larsen, Kevin Moller, Nikolaj Oris Nielsen, Morten Olsen, Lasse Svan, Anders Zachariassen. |
| Sweden 32-26 France | Denmark 35-33 Spain |
| Denmark 26-24 Sweden (ESP 35-29 FRA) | |
XXVI Denmark & Germany 2019 (10/27.I)
| DENMARK - Coach: Nicolaj Jakobsen |
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| Jannick Green, Simon Hald, Mikkel Hansen, Magnus Landin, Niklas Landin, Rasmus Lauge, Hans Lindberg, Nikolaj Markussen, Mads Mensah, Henrik Mollgaard, Casper Mortensen, Morten Olsen, Nikolaj Oris, Lasse Svan, Henrik Toft, Anders Zachariassen. |
| Denmark 38-30 France | Norway 31-25 Germany |
| Denmark 31-22 Norway (FRA 26-25 GER) | |
XXV France 2017 (11/29.I)
| FRANCE - Coach: Didier Dinart |
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| Luc Abalo, William Accambray, Adrien Dipanda, Ludovic Fabregas, Vincent Gerard, Michael Guigou, Nikola Karabatic, Kentin Mahe, Dika Mem, Daniel Narcisse, Timothey N'Guessan, Guy Olivier Nyokas, Thierry Omeyer, Valentin Porte, Nedim Remili, Cedric Sorhaindo. |
| FRA 31 ISL 25 |
SWE 41 BLR 22 |
SLO 32 RUS 26 |
QAT 21 GER 20 |
ESP 28 BRA 27 |
CRO 21 EGY 19 |
NOR 34 MKD 24 |
HUN 27 DEN 25 |
| FRA 33-30 SWE | SLO 32-30 QAT | CRO 30-29 ESP | NOR 31-28 HUN | ||||
| France 31-25 Slovenia | Norway 28-25* Croatia | ||||||
| France 33-26 Norway (SLO 31-30 CRO) | |||||||
XXIV Qatar 2015 (15.I / 01.II)
| FRANCE - Coach: Claude Onesta |
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| William Accambray, Igor Anic, Xavier Barachet, Cyril Dumoulin, Jérôme Fernandez, Michaël Guigou, Samuel Honrubia, Guillaume Joli, Nikola Karabatic, Luka Karabatic, Kentin Mahe, Daniel Narcisse, Alix Nyokas, Thierry Omeyer, Valentin Porte, Cédric Sorhaindo. |
| CRO 26 BRA 25 |
POL 24 SWE20 |
QAT 29 AUT 27 |
GER 23 EGY 16 |
DEN 30 ISL 25 |
ESP 28 TUN20 |
SLO 30 MKD 28 |
FRA 33 ARG 20 |
| POL 24-22 CRO | QAT 26-24 GER | ESP 25-24 DEN | FRA 32-23 SLO | ||||
| Qatar 31-29 Poland | France 26-22 Spain | ||||||
| France 25-22 Qatar (POL 29-28* ESP) | |||||||
XXIII España 2013 (11/27.I)
| SPAIN - Coach: Valero Rivera López |
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| Julen Aguinagalde, Aitor Ariño, Joan Cañellas, Alberto Enterríos, Antonio García, Gedeón Guardiola, Jorge Maqueda, Ángel Montoro, Viran Morros, Valero Rivera Folch, Albert Rocas, Carlos Ruesga, Daniel Sarmiento, José Manuel Sierra, Arpad Sterbik, Víctor Tomás. |
| DEN 23 TUN 21 |
HUN 27 POL 19 |
FRA 30 ISL 28 |
CRO 33 BLR 24 |
ESP 31 SRB 20 |
GER 28 MKD 23 |
RUS 27 BRA 26 |
SLO 31 EGY 26 |
| DEN 28-26 HUN | CRO 30-23 FRA | ESP 28-24 GER | SLO 28-27 RUS | ||||
| Spain 26-22 Slovenia | Denmark 30-24 Croatia | ||||||
| Spain 35-19 Denmark (CRO 31-26 SLO) | |||||||
35 - España: Sterbik, Rocas, Maqueda (5), Aguinagalde (5), Cañellas (7), García (2), Rivera (6), Entrerríos (3), Tomás (1), Sarmiento (1), Montoro (2), Morros (1), Ruesga, Ariño, Guardiola (2), Sierra.
19 - Dinamarca: Landin, Eggert (3), Lindberg (1), René Toft, Mollgaard (4), Hansen (2), Nielsen, Sondergaard (4), Mortersen, Markussen (2), Lauge (1), Noddesbo (1), Svan, Henrik Totf (1), Green.
Splits: 3-1, 6-4, 8-5, 9-8, 14-9, 18-10 / 22-11, 26-12, 29-12, 30-15, 34-16, 35-19.
Officials: Nenad Krstic, Peter Ljubic (Eslovenia).
Hall: Palau Sant Jordi, 14,000 spectators.
XXII Sverige 2011 (13/30.I)
| FRANCE - Coach: Claude Onesta |
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| Luc Abalo, William Accambray, Xavier Barachet, Arnaud Bingo, Sébastien Bosquet, Didier Dinart, Jérôme Fernandez, Bertrand Gille, Michael Guigou, Samuel Honrubia, Guillaume Joli, Franck Junillon, Nikola Karabatic, Daouda Karaboué, Thierry Omeyer, Cédric Sorhaindo. |
| France 29-26 Sweden | Denmark 28-24 Spain |
| France 37-35* Denmark (ESP 24-23 SWE) | |
37 - Francia: Omeyer, Abalo (5), Barachet (3), Dinart (-), Bertrand Gille (4), Fernandez (5, 1p), Guigou (7, 2p), Karaboué, Joli (1p), Karabatic (10), Junillon (-), Accambray (2), Honrubia (-), Bingo (-), Sorhaindo (-), Bosquet (-).
35 - Dinamarca: Landin, Lindberg (3), Sondergaard (-), Spellerberg (4), Mikkel Hansen (10), Eggert (3, 1p), Toft Hansen (-), Rasmussen, Mads Christiansen (1), Boesen (2), Lauge (-), Lars Christiansen (5, 2p), Knudsen (2), Noddesbo (3), Svan Hansen (-), Nielsen (-).
Splits: 3-2, 5-3, 8-6, 9-9, 13-10, 15-12 / 18-15, 21-18, 23-21, 25-25, 29-27, 31-31 // 34-33, 37-35
Officials: Raluy, Sabroso (España).
Hall: Malmoe Arena, 12,000 spectators.
*NOTE: the first eleven teams (France, Denmark, Spain, Sweden, Croatia, Iceland, Hungary, Poland, Norway, Serbia & Germany) were Europeans, with Argentina (12th) being the best from the other continents. In fact, no non-European country has ever won a medal in a World Championship.
XXI Hrvatska 2009 (16.I / 01.II)
| FRANCE - Coach: Claude Onesta |
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| Luc Abalo, Joël Abati, Didier Dinart, Jérôme Fernandez, Guillaume Gille, Michael Guigou, Franck Junillon, Nikola Karabatic, Daouda Karaboué, Christophe Kempe, Daniel Narcisse, Thierry Omeyer, Sebastien Ostertag, Cédric Sorhaindo. |
| Croatia 29-23 Poland | France 27-22 Denmark |
| France 24-19 Croatia (POL 31-23 DEN) | |
24 - Francia: Omeyer, Fernandez (2, 1p), Dinart (-), Gille (-), Narcise (6), Karabatic (2), Kempe (-), Junillon (-), Abati (-), Abalo (2), Sorhaindo (2), Guigou (10, 7p), Ostertag (-), Karaboué (p).
19 - Croacia: Alilovic, Balic (1), Duvnjak (2), Lackovic (4), Kopljar (-), Vori (2), Gojun (-), Horvat (-), Sprem (3), Spoljaric (-), Metlicic (1), Valcic (-), Cupic (6, 4p).
Splits: 1-1, 4-3, 5-5, 7-7, 9-10, 11-12 / 13-13, 16-16, 18-18, 19-18, 21-19, 24-19.
Officials: Olesen, Pedersen (DEN).
Hall: Zagreb Arena. 15.500 spectators.
XX Deutschland 2007 (19.I / 04.II)
| GERMANY - Coach: Heiner Brand |
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| Markus Baur, Johannes Bitter, Henning Fritz, Holger Glandorf, Michael Haaß, Pascal Hens, Torsten Jansen, Lars Kaufmann, Florian Kehrmann, Dominik Klein, Andrej Klimovets, Michael Kraus, Sebastian Preiß, Oliver Roggisch, Christian Schwarzer, Christian Zeitz. |
| GER 27-25 ESP | FRA 21-18 CRO | POL 28-27 RUS | DEN 42-41* ISL |
| Germany 32-31** France | Poland 36-33** Denmark | ||
| Germany 29-24 Poland (DEN 34-27 FRA) | |||
29 - Alemania: Fritz, Kehrmann (4), Zeitz (3), Klimovets (1), Roggisch (-), Jansen (8, 1p), Kraus (4), Bitter, Hens (6), Klein (-), Glandorf (2), Baur (-), Kaufmann (-), Schwarzer (1)
24 - Polonia: Szmal, Jurasik (5), Marcin Lijewski (1), Tkaczyk (5), Bielecki (3), Jachlewski (1), Bartosz Jurecki (2), Weiner, Krzysztof Lijewski (1), Siodmiak (1), Wleklak (1), Michal Jurecki (1), Kuptel (1), Tluczynski (2p)
Splits: 2-2, 6-3, 10-6, 12-8, 13-10 / 20-14, 21-16, 22-21, 24-22, 27-13, 29-24
Officials: Bord, Buy (Francia)
Hall: Kolnarena, 18.500 spectators.
XIX Tunisie 2005 (23.I / 06.II)
| SPAIN - Coach: Juan Carlos Pastor |
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| David Barrufet, Alberto Entrerríos, Rubán Garayaba, Juan García, Mateo Garralda, Fernando Hernández, José Javier Hombrados, Demetrio Lozano, Juan Pérez, Mariano Ortega, Albert Rocas, José María Rodríguez, Iker Romero, Rolando Uríos. |
| Spain 33-30 Tunisia | Croatia 35-32 France |
| Spain 40-34 Croatia (FRA 26-25 TUN) | |
40 - España: Hombrados, Entrerríos A. (6), Rocas (2), Uríos (4), Garralda (4), García (11,2p), Rodríguez (3), Barrufet, Garabaya (2), Pérez (1), Romero (4,1p), Ortega (3), Hernández (-), Lozano (-).
34 - Croacia: Sola, Kaleb (-), Balic (6), Vori (4), Dzomba (7,5p), Spoljaric (1), Metlicic (1), Losert, Lackcovic (3), Zrnic (2), Dominikovic (2), Gozula (2,1p), Sprem (4), Buntic (2).
Splits: 3-3, 6-6, 10-7, 14-8, 18-11, 21-13 / 23-15, 27-18, 32-20, 34-25, 38-28, 40-34.
Officials: Lemme, Ullrich (Alemania).
Hall: Sala Siete de Noviembre de Radés, 13,000 spectators.
XVIII Portugal 2003 (20.I / 02.II)
| CROATIA - Coach: Lino Cervar |
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| Ivano Balic, Davor Dominikovic, Mirza Dzomba, Slavko Goluza, Bozidar Jovic, Niksa Kaleb, Mario Kelentric, Blazenko Lackovic, Valter Matosevic, Petar Metlicic, Vlado Sola, Denis Spoljaric, Renato Sulic, Tonci Valcic, Igor Vori, Vedran Zrnic. |
| Croatia 39-37* (2OT) Spain | Germany 23-22 France |
| Croatia 34-31 Germany (FRA 27-22 ESP) | |
34 - Croacia: Sola, Kaleb (2), Sulic (4), Balic (4), Dzomba (8,1p), Valcic (1), Metlicic (4), Goluza (3,2p), Matosevic, Lackovic (4), Spoljaric, Jovic (3), Dominikovic (1).
31 - Alemania: Fritz, Dragunski (1), Schwarzer (3), Petersen, Baur (8,5p), Grimm (2), Kehrmann (8,1p), Hens (4), Zeits (2), Rose (2), Immel (1), Ramota, Weber.
Splits: 2-4, 6-5, 11-8, 12-12, 17-15, 20-18 / 23-22, 25-24, 28-24, 29-27, 31-29, 34-31
Officials: Boye, Jensen (DEN).
Hall: Pabellón Atlántico de Lisboa (12,000 spectators).
XVII France 2001 (23.I / 04.II)
| FRANCE - Coach: Daniel Constantini |
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| Thierry Omeyer, Bruno Martini, Joël Abati, Gregory Anquetil, Patrick Cazal, Didier Dinart, Jérôme Fernandez, Christian Gaudin, Bertrand Gille, Guillaume Gille, Olivier Girault, Andrey Golic, Daniel Narcisse, Stéphane Plantin, Laurent Puigsegur, Jackson Richardson. |
| GER 26-24 TUN | FRA 23-18 POR | RUS 28-26 KOR | EGY 24-21 ALG | ESP 28-23 NOR | YUG 31-27 ICE | SWE 32-23 ARG | UKR 37-34 CRO |
| France 26-23 Germany | Egypt 21-19 Russia | Yugoslavia 26-24 Spain | Sweden 34-20 Ukraine | ||||
| France 24-21 Egypt | Sweden 25-24 Yugoslavia | ||||||
| France 28-25* Sweden (YUG 27-17 EGY) | |||||||
28 - France: (11+11+6) Omeyer, Fernandez 8, G Gille, B Gille 2, Anquetil 3, Golic 2, Cazal 6. Martini, Dinart, Richardson 3, Abati 2 (1p), Narcisse 2.
25 - Sweden: (10+12+3) Gentzel, Boquist, Wislander 4, Lindgren, Frandesjo 1, Ernelind 2, Andersson 5. Lovgren 8 (2p), Vranjes 3, Ericsson 2.
XVI Jumhürïyah Misr 1999 (01/15.VI)
| SWEDEN - Coach: Bengt Johansson |
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| Peter Gentzel, Tomas Svensson, Martin Boquist, Magnus Wislander, Tomas Sivertsson, Ola Lindgren, Martin Frändesjö, Jonas Ernelind, Johan Pettersson, Stefan Lövgren, Christian Eriksson, Pierre Thorsson, Staffan Olsson, Magnus Andersson, Mathias Franzen, Ljubomir Vranjes, Henrik Andersson. |
| ESP 23-18 FRA | RUS 26-20 EGY | SWE 33-26 CUB | YUG 22-21 GER |
| Russia 22-21 Spain | Sweden 23-22 Yugoslavia | ||
| Sweden 25-24 Russia (YUG 27-24 ESP) | |||
XV Nippon 1997 (16.V / 01.VI)
| RUSSIA - Coach: Vladimir Maximov |
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| Andrei Lavrov, Dmitri Torgovanov, Igor Lavrov, Pavel Sukosyan, Edouard Kokcharov, Vyatcheslav Atavin, Oleg Koulechov, Oleg Grebnev, Denis Krivochlykov, Viatcheslav Gorpishin, Lev Voronin, Serguei Pogorelov, Valeri Gopin, Stanislav Koulintchenko, Vassili Koudinov. |
| Sweden 31-19 Hungary | Russia 25-24 France |
| Russia 23-21 Sweden (FRA 28-27 HUN) | |
XIV Island 1995
| FRANCE - Coach: Daniel Constantini |
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| Christian Gaudin, Eric Quintin, Pascal Mahé, Bruno Martini, Frédéric Volle, Philippe Gardent, Denis Lathoud, Thierry Perreux, Guéric Kervadec, Laurent Munier, Patrick Cazal, Yohan Delattre, Gaël Monthurel, Jackson Richardson, Grégory Anquetil, Stéphane Stoecklin. |
| RUS 25-12 ISL | GER 33-26 BLR | FRA 23-20 ESP | SUI 27-26 CUB | CZE 26-25 KOR | SWE 28-22 ALG | CRO 29-28 TUN | EGY 31-26 ROM |
| Germany 20-17 Russia | France 28-18 Switzerland | Sweden 21-17 Czechia | Croatia 30-16 Egypt | ||||
| France 22-20 Germany | Croatia 28-25 Sweden | ||||||
| France 23-19 Croatia (SWE 26-20 GER) | |||||||
XIII Sverige 1993
| RUSSIA - Coach: Wladimir Maximov |
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| Andrei Lavrov, Dmitri Torgovanov, Igor Vasiliev, Pavel Sukosyan, Dmitri Karlov, Vyatscheslav Atavin, Andrei Frantsusov, Oleg Grebnev, Andrei Antonevich, Vyatscheslav Gorpishin, Valeri Gopin, Oleg Sapronov, Vassili Koudinov, Oleg Kiselev, Talant Duishebaev, Dmitri Filippov. |
XII Ceskoslovensko 1990
| SWEDEN - Coach: Bengt Johansson |
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| Mats Olsson, Mats Fransson, Tomas Svensson, Jonas Persson, Magnus Wislander, Johan Eklund, Ola Lindgren, Per Carlen, Erik Hajas, Magnus Cato, Bjoern Jilsen, Pierre Thorsson, Sten Sjoegren, Staffan Olsson, Magnus Andersson. |
XI Suisse 1986
| YUGOSLAVIA - Coach: Zoran Zivkovic |
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| Mirko Basic, Zlatan Arnautovic, Rolando Pusnik, Momir Rnic, Veselin Vukovic, Zlatan Sarecevic, Jovica Elezovic, Caslav Grubic, Jasmin Mrkonja, Zlatko Portner, Veselin Vujovic, Jovica Cvetkovic, Jozef Holpert, Dragan Mladenovic, Muhamed Memic, Mile Isakovic. |
X Bundesrepublik Deutschland 1982
| SOVIET UNION - Coach: Anatoli Jewtuschenko |
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| Aleksandr Schipenko, Michail Istschenko, Sergej Kotschergin, Oleg Gagin, Aleksandr Rymanov, Sergej Kushnirjuk, Aleksandr Karschakewitsch, Wladimir Krawzow, Wladimir Below, Anatoli Fedjukin, Aleksander Anpilogow, Michail Wassiljev, Juri Schewzow, Juri Kidjajew, Waldemar Nowitzki, Raimondas Waluzkas. |
IX Danmark 1978
| WEST GERMANY - Coach: Vlado Stenzel |
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| Manfred Hofmann, Rudolf Bauer, Rainer Niemeyer, Richard Boczkowski, Heiner Brand, Joachim Deckarm, Erhard Wunderlich, Arno Ehret, Arnulf Meffle, Manfred Freisler, Kurt Klühspies, Claus Hormel, Gerd Rosendahl, Horst Spengler, Dieter Waltke. |
VIII Deutschland Democratik Republik 1974
| ROMANIA - Coach: Nicolae Nedef |
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| Alexandru Dinca, Stefan Orban, Cornel Penu, Stefan Birtalan, Liviu Bota, Adrian Cosman, Marin Dan, Cristian Gatu, Mircea Grabovschi, Roland Gunesch, Gabriel Chicid, Werner Stöckl, Constantin Tudosie, Radu Voina, Ghita Licu, Mircea Stef. |
VII France 1970
| ROMANIA - Coach: Eugen Trofin, Oprea Vlase, Nicolae Nedef |
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| Alexandru Dinca, Stefan Orban, Cornel Penu, Stefan Birtalan, Gabriel Chicid, Cristian Gatu, Gheorghe Goran, Gheorghe Gruia, Roland Gunesch, Ghita Licu, Mihai Marinescu, Titus Moldovan, Cezar Nica, Cornel Otelea, Ion Popescu, Valentin Samungi. |
VI Sverige 1967
| CZECHOSLOVAKIA - Coach: Bedrich König |
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| Frantizek Arnost, Jaroslav Skarvan, Ladislav Benes, Frantisek Bruna, Bedrich Cinner, Vaclav Duda, Antonin Frolo, Martin Gregor, Rudolf Havlik, Frantisek Herman, Rudolf Horvath, Arnost Klimcik, Jaroslav Konecny, Vojtech Mares, Jaroslav Razek, Vladimir Seruga. |
V Ceskoslovensko 1964
| ROMANIA - Coach: Ioan Kunst-Ghermanescu, Nicolae Nedef, Virgil Trofin |
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| Ioan Bogolea, Mihai Redl, Virgil Tale, Aurel Bulgaru, Mircea Costache I, Mircea Costache II, Gheorghe Gruia, Virgil Hnat, Petre Ivanescu, Iosif Iacob, Ioan Moser, Cezar Nica, Olimpiu Nodea, Cornel Otelea, Ioan Popescu. |
IV Bundesrepublik Deutschland 1961
| ROMANIA - Coach: Oprea Vlase, Nicolae Nedef |
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| Ioan Bogolea, Mihai Redl, George Badulescu, Aurel Bulgaru, Gheorghe Coman, Mircea Costache I, Mircea Costache II, George Covaci, Virgil Hnat, Petre Ivanescu, Ioan Moser, Olimpiu Nodea, Cornel Otelea, Otto Telman. |
III Deutschland Democratik Republik 1958
| SWEDEN - Coach: Curt Wadmark |
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| Donald Lindblom, Roland Mattsson, Lennart Ring, Rune Ahrling, Gösta Carlsson, Uno Danielsson, Nils Ekeroth, Sten Hellberg, Kjell Jönsson, Gunnar Kämpendahl, Hans Karlsson, Hans Olsson, Lars-Erik Olsson, Stig Lennart Olsson, Ake Reimer, Rolf Zachrisson. |
II Sverige 1954
| SWEDEN - Coach: Curt Wadmark |
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| Gunnar Brusberg, Roland Mattsson, Sten Akerstedt, Rolf Almqvist, Kjell Jönsson, Per Olof Larsson, Rune Lindkvist, Ake Moberg, Hans Olsson, Bertil Rönndahl, Ewerth Sjunnesson, Carl Erik Stockenberg, Rolf Zachrisson. |
I Deutschland 1938
| GERMANY - Coach: Günther Otto Kaundynia |
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| Karl Herbolzheimer, Herbert Schmidt, Gerd Brüntgens, Walter Hömke, Hans Keiter, Kurt Lubenow, Kurt Mahnkopf, Hans Obermark, Günther Ortmann, Gerd Schauer, Will Steininger, Hans Theilig, Adolar Woczinski, Philipp Zimmermann. |
Medal Table
| Ps | Country | CNT | GD | SV | BZ | TOT |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1. | France | FRA | 6 | 2 | 4 | 12 |
| 2. | Sweden | SWE | 4 | 4 | 4 | 12 |
| 3. | Romania | ROM | 4 | - | 2 | 6 |
| 4. | Denmark | DEN | 3 | 3 | 1 | 7 |
| 5. | Germany | GER | 2 | 2 | 1 | 5 |
| 6. | Russia | RUS | 2 | 1 | - | 3 |
| 7. | Spain | ESP | 2 | - | 3 | 5 |
| 8. | Croatia | CRO | 1 | 3 | 1 | 5 |
| 9. | Czechoslovakia | TCH | 1 | 2 | 2 | 5 |
| 10. | Soviet Union | URS | 1 | 2 | - | 3 |
| 11. | Yugoslavia | YUG | 1 | 1 | 4 | 6 |
| 12. | West Germany | FRG | 1 | - | - | 1 |
| 13. | East Germany | GDR | - | 2 | 2 | 4 |
| 14. | Norway | NOR | - | 2 | - | 2 |
| 15. | Poland | POL | - | 1 | 3 | 4 |
| 16. | Austria | AUT | - | 1 | - | 1 |
| . | Hungary | HUN | - | 1 | - | 1 |
| . | Qatar | QAT | - | 1 | - | 1 |
| 19. | Slovenia | SLO | - | - | 1 | 1 |
| 19 | Total | 28 | 28 | 28 | 84 | |
Most titles (players)
5 Thierry Omeyer (FRA, 01 09 11 15 17) [1/1]
4 Jérôme Fernandez (FRA, 01 09 11 15)
Daniel Narcisse (FRA, 01 09 15 17)
Michael Guigou (FRA, 09 11 15 17)
Nikola Karabatic (FRA, 09 11 15 17)
Cédric Sorhaindo (FRA, 09 11 15 17) [5/6]
3 Cornel Otelea (ROM, 61 64 70)
Didier Dinart (FRA, 01 09 11)
Luc Abalo (FRA, 09 11 17)
William Accambray (FRA, 11 15 17)
Simon Hald (DEN, 19 21 23)
Mikkel Hansen (DEN, 19 21 23)
Magnus Landin (DEN, 19 21 23)
Niklas Landin (DEN, 19 21 23)
Mads Mensah (DEN, 19 21 23)
Henrik Mollgaard (DEN, 19 21 23) [10/16]
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