Venue: London, England (1926.12.6-12.12)
Men's team champion: Hungary
Women's Team Champion: Note: There was no such thing at that time.
Men's singles champion: R. Jacobi (Hungary)
Women's singles champion: Medyanski (Hungary)
Men's doubles champion: R Jacobi/D Percy (Hungary)
Women's doubles champion: note: there was no such thing at that time.
Mixed doubles champion: Meshlowitz/Medyanski (Hungary)
The second meeting
Venue: Stockholm, Sweden (1928.1.25-1.29)
Men's team champion: Hungary
Women's Team Champion: Note: There was no such thing at that time.
Men's singles champion: Meshlowitz (Hungary)
Women's singles champion: Medyanski (Hungary)
Men's doubles champion: Leeb/Tum (Australia)
Women's doubles champion: Medyanski (Hungary)/Fromm (Austria)
Mixed doubles champion: Meshlowitz/Medyanski (Hungary)
Third session
Venue: Budapest, Hungary (1929.1.14-1.21)
Men's team champion: Hungary
Women's Team Champion: Note: There was no such thing at that time.
Men's singles champion: F.J. Perry (UK)
Women's singles champion: Medyanski (Hungary)
Men's doubles champion: Barna/Sabados (Hungarian)
Women's doubles champion: E. Merkel/E. Rostow (Germany)
Mixed doubles champion: I Karen /A Sipps (Hungary)
Fourth session
Venue: Berlin, Germany (1930.1.21-1.26)
Men's team champion: Hungary
Women's Team Champion: Note: There was no such thing at that time.
Men's singles champion: Barna (Hungary)
Women's singles champion: Medyanski (Hungary)
Men's doubles champion: Barna/Sabados (Hungarian)
Women's doubles champion: Medyanski/Sips (Hungary)
Mixed doubles champion: M. Sabados/M may Dejanski (Hungary)
Fifth session
Venue: Budapest, Hungary (1931.2.10-2.15)
Men's team champion: Hungary
Women's Team Champion: Note: There was no such thing at that time.
Men's singles champion: M. Sabados (Hungary)
Women's singles champion: Medyanski (Hungary)
Men's doubles champion: Barna/Sabados (Hungarian)
Women's doubles champion: Medyanski/Sips (Hungary)
Mixed doubles champion: M. Sabados/M may Dejanski (Hungary)
Sixth session
Venue: Prague, Czech Republic (1926.1.25-1.30)
Men's team champion: Czech Republic
Women's Team Champion: Note: There was no such thing at that time.
Men's singles champion: Barna (Hungary)
Women's singles champion: A. Sipps (Hungary)
Men's doubles champion: Barna/Sabados (Hungarian)
Women's doubles champion: Medyanski/Sips (Hungary)
Mixed doubles champion: Barna/Sipps (Hungary)
Seventh session
Venue: Baden, Austria (1933.5438+0.5438+0-2.5)
Men's team champion: Hungary
Women's Team Champion: Note: There was no such thing at that time.
Men's singles champion: Barna (Hungary)
Women's singles champion: A. Sipps (Hungary)
Men's doubles champion: Barna/Glanz (Hungarian)
Women's doubles champion: Medyanski/Sips (Hungary)
Mixed doubles champion: I Karen/M may Dejanski (Hungary)
Eighth session
Venue: Paris, France (1934.12.2-12.10)
Men's team champion: Hungary
Women's Team Champion: Germany
Men's singles champion: Barna (Hungary)
Women's singles champion: M. Keitner Rova (Czech Republic)
Men's doubles champion: Barna/Sabados (Hungarian)
Women's doubles champion: Medyanski/Sips (Hungary)
Mixed doubles champion: M. Sabados/M may Dejanski (Hungary)
Ninth session
Venue: Wembley, England (1935.2.8-2.438+00)
Men's team champion: Hungary
Women's team champion: Czech Republic
Men's singles champion: Barna (Hungary)
Women's singles champion: M. Keitner Rova (Czech Republic)
Men's doubles champion: Barna/Sabados (Hungarian)
Women's doubles champion: Medyanski/Sips (Hungary)
Mixed doubles champion: Barna/Sipps (Hungary)
Meeting 10
Venue: Prague, Czech Republic (1936.3.12-3.18)
Men's Team Champion: Austria
Women's team champion: Czech Republic
Men's singles champion: S. kolar (Czech Republic)
Women's singles champion: R.H. arens (USA)
Men's doubles champion: R.G. Blattner/J.H. Macclure (USA).
Women's doubles champion: M. Keitner Rova/A. Smidova (Czech Republic)
Mixed doubles champion: Hamel/Krenava (Czech Republic)
1 1
Venue: Baden, Austria (1937.2. 1-2.7)
Men's Team Champion: USA
Women's Team Champion: USA
Men's singles champion: R. Bergman (UK)
Women's singles champion: undeclared
Men's doubles champion: R.G. Blattner/J.H. Macclure (USA).
Women's doubles champion: V. Depetri Sova/V. Voterubkova (Czech Republic)
Mixed doubles champion: B. Wana/V. Voterubkova (Czech Republic)
12
Venue: Wembley, England (1938.1.24-1.29)
Men's team champion: Hungary
Women's team champion: Czech Republic
Men's singles champion: B. Wana (Czech Republic)
Women's singles champion: G Prisch (Austria)
Men's doubles champion: J.H. McRuer/S. Schiff (USA)
Women's doubles champion: V. Depetri Sova/V. Voterubkova (Czech Republic)
Mixed doubles champion: L. Bellak (Hungarian)/W. Woodhead (UK)
13
Venue: Cairo, Egypt (1939.3.6-3.11)
Men's team champion: Czech Republic
Women's Team Champion: Germany
Men's singles champion: R. Bergman (UK)
Women's singles champion: V. Depetri Sova (Czech Republic)
Men's doubles champion: Barna (Hungarian)/Bergman (UK)
Women's doubles champion: G Busmann/G Prisch (German)
Mixed doubles champion: B. Wana/V. Voterubkova (Czech Republic)
14 session
Venue: Paris, France (1947.2.28-3.7)
Men's team champion: Czech Republic
Women's team champion: Britain
Men's singles champion: B. Wana (Czech Republic)
Women's singles champion: G. Farcasse (Hungary)
Men's doubles champion: A. Slar/B. Wana (Czech Republic)
Women's doubles champion: G Farcasse (Hungarian)/G Prish (Austrian)
Mixed doubles champion: F. Seuss/G. farkas (Hungary)
15 session
Venue: Wembley, England (1948.2.4-2.438+05438+0)
Men's team champion: Czech Republic
Women's team champion: Britain
Men's singles champion: R. Bergman (UK)
Women's singles champion: G. Farcasse (Hungary)
Men's doubles champion: Stipek/Wana (Czech Republic)
Women's doubles champion: M. Franks/V.S. Thomas (UK)
Mixed doubles champion: R. Myers/T. Sol (USA)
16th meeting
Venue: Stockholm, Sweden (1949.2.4-2.5438+00)
Men's team champion: Hungary
Women's Team Champion: USA
Men's singles champion: J. Ritchie (UK)
Women's singles champion: G. Farcasse (Hungary)
Men's doubles champion: L. Andreas/F. Tocar (Czech Republic)
Women's doubles champion: H Eliot (Scottish)/G farkas (Hungarian)
Mixed doubles champion: F. Seedo/G. farkas (Hungarian)
17th meeting
Venue: Budapest, Hungary (1950.5438+0.29-2.5)
Men's team champion: Czech Republic
Women's team champion: Romania
Men's singles champion: R. Bergman (UK)
Women's singles champion: A. Rozianu (Romania)
Men's doubles champion: Christopher Sido/Christopher Seuss (Hungary)
Women's doubles champion: D. Bolach (UK)/H. Elliot (Scotland)
Mixed doubles champion: F. Seedo/G. farkas (Hungarian)
18
Venue: Vienna, Austria (1951.3.2-3.11)
Men's team champion: Czech Republic
Women's team champion: Romania
Men's singles champion: J. Ritchie (UK)
Women's singles champion: A. Rozianu (Romania)
Men's doubles champion: L. Andreadis/B. Wana (Czech Republic)
Women's doubles champion: R Diane/R Fang Ling (UK)
Mixed doubles champion: B. Wana (Czech Republic)/A. Rozianu (Romania)
Meeting 19
Venue: Mumbai, India (1952.2.1-2.10)
Men's team champion: Hungary
Women's Team Champion: Japan
Men's singles champion: Hiroshi Sato (Japan)
Women's singles champion: A. Rozianu (Romania)
Men's doubles champion: Fujii Zehe/Lin (Japan)
Women's doubles champion: Nomi Nishimura/Keiji Hirohara (Japan)
Mixed doubles champion: Christopher Seedo (Hungary)/A Rozianu (Romania)
Twentieth session
Venue: Bucharest, Croatia (1953.3.20-3.29)
Men's team champion: Britain
Women's team champion: Romania
Men's singles champion: Christopher Seedo (Hungary)
Women's singles champion: A. Rozianu (Romania)
Men's doubles champion: F Sido/J Kogian (Hungary)
Women's doubles champion: G Farcasse (Hungary)/A Rozianu (Romania)
Mixed doubles champion: Christopher Seedo (Hungary)/A Rozianu (Romania)
265438+ Phase 0
Venue: Wembley, England (1954.4.5-4.438+04)
Men's team champion: Japan
Women's Team Champion: Japan
Men's singles champion: Ichiro Tomura (Japan)
Women's singles champion: A. Rozianu (Romania)
Men's doubles champion: Z Durina/V Harangozo (Yugoslavia)
Women's doubles champion: R Diane/R Fang Ling (UK)
Mixed doubles champion: L Andreadis (Czech Republic)/G Farcasse (Hungarian)
Twenty-second session
Venue: Utrecht, Netherlands (1955.4. 16-4.24)
Men's team champion: Japan
Women's team champion: Romania
Men's singles champion: Dawn Tanaka (Japan)
Women's singles champion: A. Rozianu (Romania)
Men's doubles champion: Andreas/Stipek (Czech Republic)
Women's doubles champion: A. Rozianu/E. Zeiler (Romania)
Mixed doubles champion: K. Sepassi/E. Gojian (Hungary)
Twenty-third session
Venue: Tokyo, Japan (1956.4.2-4.11)
Men's team champion: Japan
Women's team champion: Romania
Men's singles champion: Ichiro Tomura (Japan)
Women's singles champion: Kazuki (Japan)
Men's doubles champion: Ichiro Tomura/Yasuo Fukuda (Japan)
Women's doubles champion: A. Rozianu/E. Zeiler (Romania)
Mixed doubles champion: E Klein/L newberg (USA)
Twenty-fourth session
Venue: Stockholm, Sweden (1957.3.7-3.5438+05)
Men's team champion: Japan
Women's Team Champion: Japan
Men's singles champion: Dawn Tanaka (Japan)
Women's singles champion: Kawaguchi Fujiichi (Japan)
Men's doubles champion: Andreas/Stipek (Czech Republic)
Women's doubles champion: L Moshachi (Hungary)/A Simon (Czech Republic)
Mixed doubles champion: Ichiro Tomura/Fujitsu Kawaguchi (Japan)
Twenty-fifth session
Venue: Dortmund, Germany (1959.3.20-3.29)
Men's team champion: Japan
Women's Team Champion: Japan
Men's singles champion: Rong Guotuan (China)
Women's singles champion: Dai Song QiJun (Japan)
Men's doubles champion: Ichiro Dimura/Kei Murakami (Japan)
Women's doubles champion: Keiko Nanpu/Kazuko Yamagata (Japan)
Mixed doubles champion: Ichiro Tomura/Fujitsu Kawaguchi (Japan)
Twenty-sixth session
Venue: Beijing, China (1961.4.5-4.14).
Men's Team Champion: China.
Women's Team Champion: Japan
Men's singles champion: Zhuang Zedong (China)
Women's singles champion: Qiu Zhonghui (China)
Men's doubles champion: Akimi Hoshino/Kenji Kimura (Japan)
Women's doubles champion: Alexandru/Pitica (Romania)
Mixed doubles champion: Ichiro Tomura/Song Dai (Japan)
Twenty-seventh session
Venue: Prague, Czech Republic (1963.4.5-4.5438+04)
Men's Team Champion: China.
Women's Team Champion: Japan
Men's singles champion: Zhuang Zedong (China)
Women's singles champion: Dai Song QiJun (Japan)
Men's doubles champion: Zhang He (China)
Women's doubles champion: Dai Song/Guan Yazi (Japan)
Mixed doubles champion: Yuki Kimura/Kazuko Ito (Japan)
Twenty-eighth session
Venue: Ljubljana, Yugoslavia (1965.4. 15-4.25)
Men's Team Champion: China.
Women's Team Champion: China
Men's singles champion: Zhuang Zedong (China)
Women's singles champion: Shangzi Jinshen (Japan)
Men's doubles champion: Zhuang Zedong/Xu Yinsheng (China)
Women's doubles champion: Lin Huiqing/Zheng (China)
Mixed doubles champion: Kenji Kimura/Masako Kwan (Japan)
Twenty-ninth session
Venue: Stockholm, Sweden (1967.4.11-4.5438+0)
Men's team champion: Japan
Women's Team Champion: Japan
Men's singles champion: Yan (Japan)
Women's singles champion: Xing Zi Morizawa (Japan)
Men's doubles champion: H. Arce/K. Johansen (Sweden)
Women's doubles champion: Masako Hirota/Xing Zi Morizawa (Japan)
Mixed doubles champion: Hasegawa Shin Hihiko/Keiko Yamanaka (Japan)
Thirtieth session
Venue: Munich, Germany (1969.4. 17-4.27)
Men's team champion: Japan
Women's Team Champion: Soviet Union
Men's singles champion: Ito Toshi Utsumi (Japan)
Women's singles champion: Toshihiko Owada (Japan)
Men's doubles champion: H. Arce/K. Johansen (Sweden)
Women's doubles champion: S. Greenberg/Z. Rudnova (Soviet Union)
Mixed doubles champion: Hasegawa Shin Yan/Anzi Imano (Japan)
3 1 session
Venue: Nagoya, Japan (197 1.3.28-4.7)
Men's Team Champion: China.
Women's Team Champion: Japan
Men's singles champion: S. Gehlsen (Sweden)
Women's singles champion: Lin Huiqing (China)
Men's doubles champion: T. Klampar/J. Jonye (Hungary)
Women's doubles champion: Lin Huiqing/Zheng (China)
Mixed doubles champion: Zhang/Lin Huiqing (China)
The thirty-second session
Venue: Sarajevo, Yugoslavia (1973.4.5-4.5438+05)
Men's team champion: Sweden
Women's Team Champion: Korea
Men's singles champion: Yun Enting (China)
Women's singles champion: Hu Yulan (China)
Men's doubles champion: S. Gehlsen/K. Johansen (Sweden)
Women's doubles champion: Alexander (Romania)/Hamada Meide (Japan)
Mixed doubles champion: Liang Geliang/Li Li (China)
The thirty-third session
Venue: Kolkata, India (1976.2.6-2.438+06)
Men's Team Champion: China.
Women's Team Champion: China
Men's singles champion: J. Jone (Hungary)
Women's singles champion: Park Young-soon (North Korea)
Men's doubles champion: Ionel/Gegeli (Hungary)
Women's doubles champion: Alexandru (Romania)/Gao Qiao Province (Japan)
Mixed doubles champion: Gomozkov/Feldman (Soviet Union)
The thirty-fourth session
Venue: Birmingham, England (1977.3.26-4.5)
Men's Team Champion: China.
Women's Team Champion: China
Men's singles champion: Man Kono (Japan)
Women's singles champion: Park Young-soon (North Korea)
Men's doubles champion: Liang Geliang/Li Zhenshi (China)
Women's doubles champion: Park Young-woo (North Korea)/Angelababy (China)
Mixed doubles champion: Secretary/Begley (France)
The thirty-fifth session
Venue: Pyongyang, North Korea (1979.4.25-5.6)
Men's team champion: Hungary
Women's Team Champion: China
Men's singles champion: Xiao Ye Chengsi (Japan)
Women's singles champion: Ge Xinai (China)
Men's doubles champion: Sulbeck/Stepancic (Yugoslavia)
Women's doubles champion: Zhang Li/Zhang Deying (China)
Mixed doubles champion: Liang Geliang/Ge Xinai (China)
The thirty-sixth session
Venue: Novi Sad, Yugoslavia (1981.4.14-4.26)
Men's Team Champion: China.
Women's Team Champion: China
Men's singles champion: Guo Yuehua (China)
Women's singles champion: Tong Ling (China)
Men's doubles champion: Li Zhenshi/Cai Zhenhua (China)
Women's doubles champion: Zhang Deying/Cao Yanhua (China)
Mixed doubles champion: Xie Saike/Huang Junqun (China)
The thirty-seventh session
Venue: Tokyo, Japan (1983.4.28-5.9)
Men's Team Champion: China.
Women's Team Champion: China
Men's singles champion: Guo Yuehua (China)
Women's singles champion: Cao Yanhua (China)
Men's doubles champion: D. Sulbeck/Karennitz (Yugoslavia)
Women's doubles champion: Dai Lili/Shen Jianping (China)
Mixed doubles champion: Guo Yuehua/Ni (China)
The thirty-eighth session
Venue: Gothenburg, Sweden (1985.3.28-4.7)
Men's Team Champion: China.
Women's Team Champion: China
Men's singles champion: Jiang Jialiang (China)
Women's singles champion: Cao Yanhua (China)
Men's doubles champion: Apelen/U. Carlsson (Sweden)
Women's doubles champion:/Geng (China)
Mixed doubles champion: Cai Zhenhua/Cao Yanhua (China)
The thirty-ninth session
Venue: New Delhi, India (1987.2.6-2.438+06)
Men's Team Champion: China.
Women's Team Champion: China
Men's singles champion: Jiang Jialiang (China)
Women's singles champion: He Zhili (China)
Men's doubles champion: Chen Longcan/Wei (China)
Women's doubles champion: Liang/Xuan Zhenhua (Korea)
Mixed doubles champion:/Geng (China)
Fortieth session
Venue: Dortmund, Germany (1989.3.29-4.9)
Men's team champion: Sweden
Women's Team Champion: China
Men's singles champion: Waldner (Sweden)
Women's singles champion: Qiao Hong (China)
Men's doubles champion: Rosskopf/Fezner (German)
Women's doubles champion: Qiao Hong/Deng Yaping (China)
Mixed doubles champion: Liu Nankui/Xuan Zhenhua (Korea)
465438+ 0th meeting
Venue: Chiba, Japan (199 1.4.24-5.6)
Men's team champion: Sweden
Women's team champion: Korea United
Men's singles champion: persson (Sweden)
Women's singles champion: Deng Yaping (China)
Men's doubles champion: P Karlsson/von Schell (Sweden)
Women's doubles champion: Chen/Gao Jun (China)
Mixed doubles champion: Wang Tao/Liu Wei (China)
Forty-second session
Venue: Gothenburg, Sweden (1993.5.11-5.23)
Men's team champion: Sweden
Women's Team Champion: China
Men's singles champion: Gating (France)
Women's singles champion: Xuan Zhenhua (Korea)
Men's doubles champion: Wang Tao/Lv Lin (China)
Women's doubles champion: Wei Liu/Joe (China)
Mixed doubles champion: Wang Tao/Liu Wei (China)
Forty-third session
Venue: Tianjin, China (1995.5.1-5./kloc-0.4).
Men's Team Champion: China.
Women's Team Champion: China
Men's singles champion: Kong (China)
Women's singles champion: Deng Yaping (China)
Men's doubles champion: Wang Tao/Lv Lin (China)
Women's doubles champion: Deng Yaping/Qiao Hong (China)
Mixed doubles champion: Wang Tao/Liu Wei (China)
Forty-fourth session
Venue: Manchester, England (1997.4.24-5.5)
Men's Team Champion: China.
Women's Team Champion: China
Men's singles champion: Waldner (Sweden)
Women's singles champion: Deng Yaping (China)
Men's doubles champion: Kong/Liu (China)
Women's doubles champion: Deng Yaping/Angelababy (China)
Mixed doubles champion: Liu He (China)
Forty-fifth session
Venue: Eindhoven, Netherlands (single item 1999.8.2-8.8)
Men's team champion: Sweden
Women's Team Champion: China
Men's singles champion: Liu (China)
Women's singles champion: Wang Nan (China)
Men's doubles champion: Kong/Liu (China)
Women's doubles champion: Wang Nan/Li Ju (China)
Mixed doubles champion: Marin/Zhang Yingying (China)
Forty-sixth session
Venue: Osaka, Japan (200 1.4.23-5.6)
Men's Team Champion: China.
Women's Team Champion: China
Men's singles champion: Wang (China)
Women's singles champion: Wang Nan (China)
Men's doubles champion: Wang/Yan Sen (China)
Women's doubles champion: Wang Nan/Li Ju (China)
Mixed doubles champion: Qin Zhijian/Angelababy (China)
Forty-seventh session
Venue: Paris, France (20-26 May 2003)
Men's Team Champion: China.
Women's Team Champion: China
Men's singles champion: Shi Lage (Australia)
Women's singles champion: Wang Nan (China)
Men's doubles champion: Wang/Yan Sen (China)
Women's doubles champion: Wang Nan/Zhang Yining (China)
Mixed doubles champion: Wang Nan/Marin (China)
Forty-eighth session
Venue: Shanghai, China (April 30-May 6, 2005)
Venue: Bremen, Germany (Group April 24-5, 2006.1)
Men's Team Champion: China.
Women's Team Champion: China
Men's singles champion: Wang (China)
Women's singles champion: Zhang Yining (China)
Men's doubles champion: Kong/Wang Hao (China)
Women's doubles champion: Wang Nan/Zhang Yining (China)
Mixed doubles champion: Wang He (China)
The 49th World Table Tennis Championships was held in Zagreb, Croatia, not in Mexico. China won all five championships. The 49th team competition will be held in Guangzhou, China in 2008.
The 50th session was held in Yokohama, Japan.