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Farkas Paneth (23 March 1917, Cluj, Austro-Hungary – 23 June 2009, Cluj, Romania) was a Jewish-Romanian table tennis player and coach who played for Romania. He started playing on a tailoring table using firewood instead of a net. As a player, he won two Romanian Cup titles, nine national champion titles in the doubles and mixed competitions, and several runner-up prizes in the individual competition. He was an avid stamp collector. Farkas „Vili“ „Lupu“ Paneth (* 17. März oder 23. März 1917 in Cluj, Kreis Cluj; † 23. Juni 2009 ebenda) war ein rumänischer Tischtennisspieler und -trainer.

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Farkas Paneth (23 March 1917, Cluj, Austro-Hungary – 23 June 2009, Cluj, Romania) was a Jewish-Romanian table tennis player and coach who played for Romania. He started playing on a tailoring table using firewood instead of a net. As a player, he won two Romanian Cup titles, nine national champion titles in the doubles and mixed competitions, and several runner-up prizes in the individual competition. In 1936, when he was playing Alojzy Ehrlich, a Pole, at the 1936 World Table Tennis Championships in Prague, one of their exchanges lasted for two hours and twelve minutes. The Romanian team (Viktor Vladone, Marin Vasile-Goldberger and Farkas Paneth) won a silver medal in that competition. He coached both local teams in Cluj and the Romanian national teams, many of his disciples (Angelica Rozeanu, Maria Alexandru, Șerban Doboși, Radu Negulescu, Dorin Giurgiuca, etc.) winning 16 world gold medals and 32 European titles (including youth competitions). While he coached CSM Cluj, his team won the European Club Cup of Champions five times. A member of a rabbinical family, he managed to escape twice on the way to concentration camps. He was the subject of a documentary movie by Steven Spielberg about the life of the Jews during World War II. He was an avid stamp collector. Farkas „Vili“ „Lupu“ Paneth (* 17. März oder 23. März 1917 in Cluj, Kreis Cluj; † 23. Juni 2009 ebenda) war ein rumänischer Tischtennisspieler und -trainer.

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