Miss Europe 1999
The Miss Europe 1999 competition was the forty-second since 1948 organized by the Mondial Events Organization (MEO). It was founded by the French Roger Zeiler and Claude Berr, was based in Paris and arranged the competition until 2002.
The candidates had been selected in their countries of origin by national organizing committees that had concluded license agreements with MEO. It does not always have to be the first place in your national competition.
Miss Europe 1999/2000
The event took place on June 25, 1999 in the Lebanese capital Beirut . There were 39 applicants. In the following year 2000 the competition should be held there again. However, it was canceled due to the uncertain political situation . This is why MEO subsequently referred to him and the winner as "Miss Europe 1999/2000".
country | Spelling at Pageantopolis | Spelling in the native language | Participation in other competitions |
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Placements | |||
1. Russia | Yelena Rogozhina | Елена Рогожина | |
2. Italy | Cristina Cellai | Cristina Cellai | |
3. Estonia | Kadri Väljaots | Kadri Väljaots | Miss Baltic Sea 1999: winner |
4. Finland | Minna Lehtinen | Minna Lehtinen | Miss World 1997 |
5. Czech Republic | Jitka Kocurova | Jitka Kocurová | Miss Universe 2000 |
Top 15 | |||
Armenia | Gohar Harutyunian | Գոհար Հարությունյան | |
Belarus | Svetlana Kruk | Святлана Крук (Sviatlana Kruk) | Miss World 2000 |
France | Pamela Semmache | Pamela Semmache | |
Iceland | Katrín Rós Baldursdóttir | Katrín Rós Baldursdóttir | |
Croatia | Tijana Safar | Tijana Safar | |
Sweden | Malin Jonsson | Malin Jonsson | |
Switzerland | Tiziana Bölsterli | Tiziana Bölsterli | |
Slovakia | Dusana Fridrichova | Dušana Fridrichová | |
Turkey | Hulya Mutlu | Hülya Mutlu | |
Ukraine | Yuliya Zharkova | Юлія Жаркoва (Ukrainian) , Юлия Жаркoва (Russian) |
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Other participants | |||
Albania | Venera Mustafa | ||
Belgium | Alexandra Monteiro | ||
Bulgaria | Krastina Totkova | Кръстина Тоткова | |
Denmark | Maria Hjelmborg | Maria Hjelmborg | |
Germany | Helene Lowenstein | ||
Georgia | Eka Tordia | ||
Greece | Fei Georgakopoulou | Φαίη Γεωργακοπούλου | |
Great Britain | Danielle Waller | Miss Europe 1999 of the "Comité Officiel" (see below) | |
Ireland | Claire McKenna | ||
Latvia | Anete Jurjane | Best Model of the World 1999, Miss Bikini World 2001 | |
Lithuania | Ieva Bieliauskaite | Ieva Bieliauskaitė | |
Malta | Janet Spiteri | ||
Macedonia | Ana Binovska | Ана Биновска | Miss International 1998 |
Moldova | Lilia Ciofu | ||
Netherlands | Angèle du Bois | Angela du Bois | |
Norway | Anette Rusten | Miss International 1999 | |
Austria | Magdalena Jamrozy | ||
Poland | Agnieszka Stolarczyk | ||
Portugal | Marisa Ferreira | Miss Universe 1999 | |
Romania | Angela Tanase | ||
Slovenia | Tatiana Tutan | Tatiana Tutan | |
Spain | Inmaculada Nadal González | Inmaculada Nadal González | |
Hungary | Erika Dankai | Miss World 1999 | |
Cyprus | Carina Constantinidou | Καρίνα Κωνσταντίνιδου |
Competition of the "Comité Officiel et International Miss Europe"
From 1951 to 2002 there was a rival European competition organized by the Comité Officiel et International Miss Europe . This was founded in 1950 by Jean Raibaut in Paris , who later relocated to Marseille . The winners wore different titles such as Miss Europe , Miss Europe or Miss Europe International . It took place on September 8, 1999 in the Greek Theater in Taormina on the Italian island of Sicily . There were 34 applicants, 22 of whom are documented by name.
Placements:
Among the other participants:
- Albania : Aldona Elezi
- Bulgaria : Ana Maria Oproiu
- Bulgaria : Cristina Stan
- Germany : Jessica Stahl
- England : Zara Baynes (participation in Miss Europe 1996 for Wales)
- England : Kishmiro Dickinson
- England : Angela Lynn Smedley
- England : Katie Vigers
- England : Danielle Waller (also participation in the MEO competition, see above)
- Finland : Jenni Ahola
- Finland : Linda Kvalvaag ( Miss Globe 1999: Semifinals, for Norway)
- Finland : Anu Pekkarinen
- Latvia : Iveta Vanaga (participation in the Queen of the World 1998)
- Malta : Citianne Balzan
- Romania : Alina Tautan
- Romania : Simona Verestiuc
- Sweden : Nadine Callus
- Ukraine : Galina Lakhtina / Галіна Лахтіна (Ukrainian) , Галина Лахтина (Russian)
- Hungary : Szilvia Booli
- Hungary : Lilla Hartai
Individual evidence
- ↑ misshollandnow.com , 2nd place there
- ↑ Tatjana Tutan in the Internet Movie Database (English)
- ↑ Miss Europ a at Pageantopolis ( Memento from March 18, 2015 in the Internet Archive )
- ↑ Competition 1978–2002 at Pageantopolis (English) ( Memento from March 14, 2015 in the Internet Archive )
Web links
- Mondial Events Organization (MEO) ( Memento from February 8, 2002 in the Internet Archive )
- Competitions 1990 to 1999 at pageantopolis.com (English)