• 1926 – London
• 1928 – Stockholm
• 1929 – Budapest
• 1930 – Berlin
• 1931 – Budapest
• 1932 – Prague
• 1933 (January) – Baden
• 1933 (December) – Paris
• 1935 – Wembley
• 1936 – Prague
• 1937 – Baden
• 1938 – Wembley
• 1939 – Cairo
• 1947 – Paris
• 1948 – Wembley
• 1949 – Stockholm
• 1950 – Budapest
• 1951 – Vienna
• 1952 – Bombay
• 1953 – Bucharest

• 1954 – Wembley
• 1955 – Utrecht
• 1956 – Tokyo
• 1957 – Stockholm
• 1959 – Dortmund
• 1961 – Beijing
• 1963 – Prague
• 1965 – Ljubljana
• 1967 – Stockholm
• 1969 – Munich
• 1971 – Nagoya
• 1973 – Sarajevo
• 1975 – Calcutta
• 1977 – Birmingham
• 1979 – Pyongyang
• 1981 – Novi Sad
• 1983 – Tokyo
• 1985 – Gothenburg
• 1987 – New Delhi
• 1989 – Dortmund

• 1991 – Chiba City
• 1993 – Gothenburg
• 1995 – Tianjin
• 1997 – Manchester
• 1999 – Eindhoven – Individual
• 2000 – Kuala Lumpur – Team
• 2001 – Osaka
• 2003 – Paris – Individual
• 2004 – Doha – Team
• 2005 – Shanghai – Individual
• 2006 – Bremen – Team
• 2007 – Zagreb – Individual
• 2008 – Guangzhou – Team
• 2009 – Yokohama – Individual
• 2010 – Moscow – Team
• 2011 – Rotterdam – Individual
• 2012 – Dortmund – Team
• 2013 – Paris – Individual
• 2014 – Tokyo – Team
• 2015 – Suzhou – Individual

Total Team Count (~2012)
Rank	Country	Men	Women	Total
1	China	18	18	36
2	Japan	7	8	15
3	Hungary	12	0	12
4	Czechoslovakia	6	3	9
5	Sweden	5	0	5
	Romania	0	5	5
7	United States	1	2	3
	England	1	2	3
8	Germany	0	2	2
	South Korea	0	2 [a]	2
11	Austria	1	0	1
	North Korea	0	1 [a]	1
	Singapore	0	1	1
	Soviet Union	0	1	1
Total		51	45	96

a.^ ^ The women’s title in 1991 of United Korea team counts for both North Korea and South Korea.