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Luigi Barbasetti (* 21. February 1859 in Cividale del Friuli; † 31. March 1948 in Verona) was an Italian fencing master and reformer. His teacher was fencing master Giuseppe Radaelli, who trained him to be a "military master of arms". Barbasetti's second teacher was fencing master from the Masters School in Rome. After training he taught at the Masters School in Rome. He became a fencing master of Triest before he was called to Vienna. In the fall of 1894 Barbasetti arrived in Vienna. Under the patronage of Archduke Franz Salvator, he played a leading role in the reform of the sport of fencing in Vienna in 1895 by making the modern Italian fencing method accessible to the German-speaking area. In 1895 he founded the fencing school "Union Fechtklub Wien" that still exists today. He develop