Georges de Bourguignon

Biographical information

Roles	Competed in Olympic Games • Referee
Sex	Male
Full name	Georges Camille Marcel•de Bourguignon
Used name	Georges•de Bourguignon
Born	25 February 1910 in Woluwe-Saint-Lambert, Région de Bruxelles-Capitale (BEL)
Died	31 December 1989 in Kraainem, Vlaams Brabant (BEL)
NOC	Belgium

Medals	OG
Gold	0
Silver	0
Bronze	1
Total	1

Results

Games	Discipline (Sport) / Event	NOC / Team	Pos	Medal	As
1932 Summer Olympics	Fencing	BEL			Georges de Bourguignon
	Foil, Individual, Men (Olympic)		6 p2 r2/3
	Sabre, Individual, Men (Olympic)		8 p2 r1/3
1936 Summer Olympics	Fencing	BEL			Georges de Bourguignon
	Foil, Individual, Men (Olympic)		8
	Foil, Team, Men (Olympic)	Belgium	=5
1948 Summer Olympics	Fencing	BEL			Georges de Bourguignon
	Foil, Team, Men (Olympic)	Belgium	3	Bronze
	Sabre, Individual, Men (Olympic)		DNS
	Sabre, Team, Men (Olympic)	Belgium	4
1952 Summer Olympics	Fencing	BEL			Georges de Bourguignon
	Sabre, Team, Men (Olympic)	Belgium	=5

Referee

Games	Sport (Discipline) / Event	NOC / Team	Phase	Unit	Role	As
1936 Summer Olympics	Fencing	BEL				Georges de Bourguignon
	Foil, Team, Men (Olympic)		Final Pool	Italy — Austria	Judge
1960 Summer Olympics	Hockey	BEL				Georges de Bourguignon
	Hockey, Men (Olympic)		Quarter-Finals	Pakistan — Unified Team of Germany	Umpire 2
	Hockey, Men (Olympic)		Group A	India — Netherlands	Umpire 1
	Hockey, Men (Olympic)		Group B	Australia — Poland	Umpire 2
	Hockey, Men (Olympic)		Group C	Unified Team of Germany — Italy	Umpire 1

Special Notes

Listed in Olympians Who Won a Medal at the World Fencing Championships (0–2–1 1930 Liège bronze: foil team; 1947 Lisboa silver: sabre and sabre team)