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The other Miss Europe
The unofficial Miss Europe
pageants, run by the Comite Officiel International Miss Europe. has not
been fully documented. It was established in 1950 by Jean Raibaut,
with headquarters in Paris, France. He unsuccessfully tried to
make his pageant more prestigious than the official Miss Europe contests (run by Mondial Events Organization,
also headquartered in Paris, France).
Mondial Events Organisation sued Comite Officiel et International Miss
Europe in 2000 to stop them from using the title Miss Europe. The 2004
event seems to have been the last unofficial Miss Europe pageant. |
1951 September 30
Palermo, Sicily |
1957 July
Paris, France |
1958
Amiens, France |
1959 June 3
Meaux, France |
Jacqueline Grenton of Switzerland
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Ingrid Weiss, of East Germany, with an
unidentified 1st runner-up
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Evelyne Ricket of France |
Karin Gabor of Germany (3rd), Sophie d'Estrade of France (winner) & Eve
Dorlant of Belgium (2nd)
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1963 August 24
Alassio, Italy
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1973 June 24
Barcelona, Spain
16 entries |
1974 April
Canary Islands, Spain
19 entries |
Emanuela Gresci of Italy |
Veronique Mercier of Monaco (2nd), Diana Scapolan of Italy
(winner) & Linda Hooks of Great Britain (3rd) |
Rocio Martin of Spain (2nd), Wenche Steen of Norway (winner) & Dany
Coutelier of Monaco (3rd) |
1975 May
Monaco
19 entries |
1976
Andorra
23 entries |
1978
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Carmen Garcia of Spain (3rd), Vivianne Van der Cauter
of Belgium (winner) & Dany Voissin of France (2nd) |
Danielle Payan of Monaco (5th), Miss Europe
1975, Nanny van der Kuyl of Holland (2nd), Maria Teresa Maldonado Valle of
Spain (winner), Nuria Berruezo of Andorra (3rd) & Torill Mariann Larsen of
Iceland (4th) |
Barbara Ann Neefs of Holland |
1984 December 14
Vienna,
Austria |
1986 March
Malta
24 entries |
1999 September 8
Taormina, Sicily
34 entries |
2002 May 19
Warsaw, Poland
48 entries from 30 countries |
Susana Alguacil of Spain (2nd), Trine
Elizabeth Mork of Norway (winner) & Rita Toth of Hungary |
Begona Marcos of Spain (4th), Elfriede Haindl of Austria (5th), Cecile Lartique of France (2nd), Raquel Brun of Sweden (winner) &
Andrea Csilla Molnar of Hungary (3rd) |
Anna Maria Tudorache of Romania |
Malgorzata Ksiazek of Poland (2nd), Amandine Hatzithomas of Greece (winner)
& Anita Gaal of Hungary (3rd) |
Other known winners
1952 GREAT BRITAIN - Judy Breen
1967 DENMARK - Berrit Kvorning
1970 GERMANY - Marie Korner (held in Nice, France)
1972 NORWAY - Ingeborg Sorensen
1996 SWEDEN - Mimmi Gunnarson (held in Izmir, Turkey, with 35 entries)
1998 YUGOSLAVIA - Natasa Spasojevic
2000 (not held)
2001 (pageant planned for Taormina, Sicily, was cancelled)
2003 (?)
2004 CZECH REPUBLIC - Machaela Wostlova (International 04) |
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