| No. | Year | Place | Country | European Champion |
Open Champion |
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2009. | Groningen | Netherlands | ||
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2008. | Sweden | |||
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2007. | Villach | Austria | ||
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2006. | Frascati | Italy | ||
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2005. | Praha | Czechia | Dinerchtein, Alexandr Russia |
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2004. | Tuchola | Poland | Dinerchtein, Alexandr Russia |
Young Kwang Sun
South Korea |
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2003. | St.Petersburg | Russia | Dinerchtein, Alexandr Russia |
Hong Seul Ki South Korea |
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2002. | Zagreb | Croatia | Dinerchtein, Alexandr Russia |
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2001. | Dublin | Ireland | Kulkov, Andrei Russia |
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2000. | Strausberg | Germany | Dinerchtein, Alexandr Russia |
Lee Hyuk South Korea |
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1999. | Podbanske | Slovakia | Dinerchtein, Alexandr Russia |
- |
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1998. | Mamaia | Romania | Robert Mateescu Romania |
Lee Hyuk South Korea |
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1997. | Marseille | France | Guo Juan Netherlands |
Lee Hyuk South Korea |
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1996. | Abano Terme | Italy | Guo Juan Netherlands |
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1995. | Tuchola | Poland | Guo Juan Netherlands |
- |
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1994. | Maastricht | Netherlands | Guo Juan Netherlands |
- |
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1993. | Prague | Czechia | Rob van Zeijst Netherlands |
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1992. | Canterbury | United Kingdom | Alexei Lazarev SSSR |
Takashi Matsutomo Japan |
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1991. | Namur | Belgia | Alexei Lazarev SSSR |
Shu-tai Zhang China |
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1990. | Vienna | Austria | Rob van Zeijst Netherlands |
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1989. | Nis | Yugoslavia | Mathew Macfadyen United Kingdom |
Toshiyuki Sogabe Japan |
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1988. | Hamburg | West Germany | Tibor Pocsai Hungary |
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1987. | Grenoble | France | Mathew Macfadyen United Kingdom |
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1986. | Budapest | Hungary | Ronald Schlemper Netherlands |
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1985. | Terschelling | Netherlands | Ronald Schlemper Netherlands |
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1984. | Porrentry | Switzerland | Mathew Macfadyen United Kingdom |
Hong Tay You South Korea |
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1983. | Edinburgh | United Kingdom | Janusz Kraszek Poland |
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1982. | Copenhagen | Denmark | Ronald Schlemper Netherlands |
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1981. | Linz | Austria | Rob van Zeijst Netherlands |
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1980. | Mali Losinj | Yugoslavia | Mathew Macfadyen United Kingdom |
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1979. | Königswinter | West Germany | Jürgen Mattern West Germany |
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1978. | Paris | France | Helmut Hasibeder Austria |
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1977. | Rijswijk | Netherlands | Wolfgang Isele West Germany |
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1976. | Cambridge | United Kingdom | Patrick Merissert France |
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1975. | Krems | Austria | Jürgen Mattern West Germany |
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1974. | Zagreb | Yugoslavia | Manfred Wimmer Austria |
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1973. | Sprendlingen | West Germany | Jürgen Mattern West Germany |
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1972. | Enschede | Netherlands | Jürgen Mattern West Germany |
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1971. | Bristol | United Kingdom | Zoran Mutabzija Yugoslavia |
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1970. | Vienna | Austria | Manfred Wimmer Austria |
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1969. | Ljubljana | Yugoslavia | Manfred Wimmer Austria |
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1968. | West Berlin | West Germany | Jürgen Mattern West Germany |
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1967. | Staufen | West Germany | Zoran Mutabzija Yugoslavia |
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1966. | London | United Kingdom | Jürgen Mattern West Germany |
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1965. | Mnisek Pod Brdy | Czechoslovakia | Jürgen Mattern West Germany |
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1964. | Scheveningen | Netherlands | Wichard von Alvensleben West Germany |
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1963. | Barsinghausen | West Germany | Wichard von Alvensleben West Germany |
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1962. | Garmisch Partenkirchen |
West Germany | Wichard von Alvensleben West Germany |
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1961. | Baden bei Wien | Austria | Wichard von Alvensleben West Germany |
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1960. | Oud Poelgeest | Netherlands | Günter Ciessow West Germany |
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1959. | Oberwarmsteinach | West Germany | Fritz Dueball West Germany |
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1958. | Altenmark Wienerwald |
Austria | Fritz Dueball West Germany |
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1957. | Cuxhaven | West Germany | Fritz Dueball West Germany |
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