Miss Europe 2002
The Miss Europe 2002 competition was the forty-fourth since 1948 organized by the Mondial Events Organization (MEO). (Several events were canceled). The organization was founded by the French Roger Zeiler and Claude Berr, had its headquarters in Paris and arranged the competition for the last time in 2002. MEO then sold the license to Endemol , an international television production and development company based in the Netherlands.
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 2002
The event took place on December 28, 2002 in the Lebanese capital Beirut , as in the previous year. There were 35 applicants.
country | Spelling at Pageantopolis | Spelling in the native language | Participation in other competitions |
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Placements | |||
1. Russia | Svetlana Korolyova | Светлана Королёва | |
2. Germany | Natascha Vanessa Börger Seville | Natascha Börger |
Miss Universe 2002: Semifinals, Top Model of the World 2002: Winner, Miss Baltic Sea 2003: Winner, Miss International 2004: Semifinals |
3. Turkey | Ezra Eron | Ezra Eron | |
4. Netherlands | Kim Kötter | Kim Kötter | Miss Universe 2002 |
5. Romania | Adina Dimitru | Miss Earth 2005 | |
Top 10 | |||
Denmark | Tina Christensen | Miss Universe 2004 | |
Estonia | Svetlana Makaritseva | ||
France | Louise Prieto | Louise Prieto | |
Great Britain | Yana Booth | Yana Booth | |
Poland | Monika Angermann | Miss International 2002: semifinals | |
Top 15 | |||
Belarus | Ol'ga Nevdakh | Вольга Неўдах | Miss World 2003 |
Greece | Georgia Miha | Γεωργία Μίχα | |
Lithuania | Raimonda Valinciute | Raimonda Valinčiūtė | |
Ukraine | Kataryna Kambova | Катарина Камбова (Russian) | |
Cyprus | Valentina Christofourou | Βαλεντίνα Χριστοφόρου | |
Other participants | |||
Albania | Anjeza Maja | Miss World 2002 | |
Armenia | Kiristina Babayan | Քրիստինա Բաբայան | |
Belgium | Sundus Madhloom | Sundus Madhloom | |
Bosnia and Herzegovina | Branka Cvijanovic | Branka Cvijanović | |
Bulgaria | Svelina Stoyanova | Свелина Стоянова | |
Finland | Marja-Katariina Kulve | Miss International 2002 | |
Georgia | Natalia Marikoda | ||
Iceland | Berglind Óskarsdóttir | ||
Yugoslavia | Olga Bozovic | Olga Božović | |
Croatia | Ivana Cernok | Ivana Černok | |
Latvia | Zanda Zarina | Zanda Zariņa | Miss Europe 2005 |
Malta | Tiziana Mifsud | ||
Moldova | Elena Streapunina | ||
Norway | Fay Larsen | Miss Earth 2003 | |
Austria | Nicole Kern | ||
San Marino | Melania Astolfi | ||
Slovakia | Hana Burianova | Hana Burianová | |
Spain | Gemma Ruiz García | Gemma Ruiz García | |
Czech Republic | Radka Kocurova | Radka Kocurová | |
Hungary | Edit Friedl | Friedl Edit | Miss Universe 2002 |
Candidacy withdrawn | |||
Macedonia | Milena Prokojska | Милена Прокојска |
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 for the last time on May 19, 2002, in the music theater "Roma" in the Polish capital Warsaw . There were 48 applicants from 31 countries.
Placements
- 1. Greece : Amandine Hatzithomas /… Χατζηθωμάς
- 2. Poland : Malgorzata Ksiazek / Małgorzata Książek
- 3. Hungary : Anita Gaal
Other participants
- Albania : Denisa Cela
- Albania : Elisabeta Gjonpali
- Andorra : Vanessa Baudet
- Armenia : Florina Curelea
- Armenia : Liliana Vitan
- Belgium : Brunhilde Verhenne
- Bulgaria : Old Alieva
- Bulgaria : Veneta Harizanova / Венета…
- Denmark : Maria Farch Kristensen
- Denmark : Renée Nielsson
- Germany : Johanna Mitterer
- Germany : Anna Werner
- England : Emma O'Regan
- Finland : Linda Lillbäck
- Finland : Sanna Ojamaa
- France : Amandine Guyot
- France : Jessica Laberterie
- Holland: Linda van der Hilst
- Holland: Danielle van Kreuningen
- Ireland : Jayne Louise Slater
- Italy : Emiliana De Pasquale / Emiliana de Pasquale
- Italy : Barbara Salvati
- Kosovo : Dielliza Banjaku
- Kosovo : Dielliza Kolgeci
- Latvia : Sarmite Barsevska
- Macedonia : Bekime Sadiku
- Malta : Mae Elizabeth Apap
- Malta : Antonella Vella (also participation in Miss World 2004)
- Moldova : Alice Marcu
- Moldova : Michaela Panait
- Norway : Nadia Tavakolzadeh
- Austria : Caroline Gudonius
- Poland : Anna Baltrukiewicz
- Poland : Katarzyna Starska
- Romania : Patricia Dumitrescu
- Romania : Roxana Dorobantu
- Scotland : Katie Craven
- Sweden : Frida Lundell
- Switzerland : Stefanie Sultzer
- Spain : Esther Colado
- Spain : Rebeca Castillo Castillo
- Turkey : Cennet Erol
- Hungary : Szabina Stedra
- Wales : Kimberleigh Bates
- Cyprus : Marianna Simeou / Μαριάννα Συμεού
Individual evidence
- ↑ The MEO website was still online in 2006, but showed the result of 2002 until the end: Mondial Events Organization (MEO) ( Memento from April 21, 2006 in the Internet Archive )
- ↑ misshollandnow.com
- ↑ 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 2000 to 2006 at pageantopolis.com (English)
- Film from the 2002 election on YouTube