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Miss Europe 1985 - Wikipedia

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Miss Europe 1985
Date	May 25, 1985
Venue	Rheingold-Halle, Mainz, Germany
Entrants	23
Placements	5
Debuts	Israel
Withdrawals	England, Ireland, Scotland & Wales
Returns	Luxembourg
Winner	Juncal Rivero Spain
← 1984 1988 →

Miss Europe 1985 was the 44th edition of the Miss Europe pageant and the 33rd edition under the Mondial Events Organization. It was held at the Rheingold-Halle in Mainz, Germany on May 25, 1985. Juncal Rivero Fadrique Castilla of Spain, was crowned Miss Europe 1985 by out going titleholder Neşe Erberk of Turkey.

Results

Placements

Placement	Contestant
Miss Europe 1985	Spain – Juncal Rivero
1st Runner-Up	Germany – Anke Symkowitz
2nd Runner-Up	Holland – Brigitte Bergman^[1]
3rd Runner-Up	Greece – Zoi Elmalioti
4th Runner-Up	Switzerland – Lucienne Thiebaud

Contestants

Austria - Petra Matsch
Belgium - An Van Den Broeck
Cyprus - Andri Andreou
Denmark - Pia Melchioren
Finland - Elisa Orvokki Yliniemi
France - Suzanne Iskandar
Germany - Anke Symkowitz
Gibraltar - Karina Suzanne Hollands
Greece - Zoi Elmalioti
Holland - Brigitte Bergman^[1]
Iceland - Guðlaug Stella Brynjolfsdóttir
Israel - Sapir Koffmann
Italy - Claudia Scataglini
Luxembourg - Gabriele "Gaby" Chiarini
Malta - Doreen Degiorgio
Norway - Mona Keilhau
Poland - Magdalena Jaworska
Portugal - Maria de Fátima Rodrigues Jardim
Spain - Juncal Rivero Fadrique Castilla
Sweden - Cecilia Gullin
Switzerland - Lucienne Thiebaud
Turkey - Mülge Gördürür
Yugoslavia - Nafazsia Masoric

Notes

"Comité Officiel et International Miss Europe" 1986 Competition

Miss Europa 1986
Date	February 28, 1986
Venue	La Valletta, Malta
Entrants	24
Placements	5
Winner	Raquel Bruhn (Rachel Bruhn) Sweden
← 1984 1987 →

In 1986, an unofficial Miss Europe competition took place in La Valletta, Malta. There were 24 delegates all from their own countries. At the end, Raquel Bruhn (Rachel Bruhn) of Sweden was crowned as Miss Europa 1986. Bruhn succeeded her predecessor Trine Elisabeth Mørk of Norway.^[2]^[3]

Placements

Final results	Contestant
Miss Europa 1986	Sweden - Raquel Bruhn (Rachel Bruhn)
1st runner-up	France - Cecile Lartique (Cécile-Aurore Lartigue)
2nd runner-up	Hungary - Csilla Andrea Molnár^[4]^[5]
3rd runner-up	Spain - Begona Marcos (Begoña Marcos)
4th runner-up	Austria - Elfriede Haindl

Contestants

Austria - Elfriede Haindl
Belgium - Brigitte Hensch
Cyprus - Naso Georgiuo
Denmark - Dorte Wulff
England - Samantha Louise Brooks
Finland - Ulla Perasto
France - Cecile Lartique (Cécile-Aurore Lartigue)
Germany - Patricia Patek
Greece - Evangelina Mantzana
Holland - Mandy Elisabeth Jacobs^[6]
Hungary - Csilla Andrea Molnár^[4]^[5]
Iceland - Audur Palmadottir (Auður Pálmadóttir)
Ireland - Tracy Dodds
Italy - Alessandra Simona Bassi
Liechtenstein - Annette Risch
Malta - Fiona Micallef
Norway - Line Veronica Jenssen
Portugal - Isabel Correia De Oliveira
Scotland - Morag Mathie
Spain - Begona Marcos (Begoña Marcos)
Sweden - Raquel Bruhn (Rachel Bruhn)
Switzerland - Jasmine Vonlanthen
Wales - Janet Taylor
Yugoslavia - Eleonora Barudzija (Eleonora Barudžija)

References

^ ^a ^b "Miss Holland 1983 | Miss Holland Now |" (in Dutch). Retrieved 2021-05-21.
^ "Az 1986-os Miss Europe International verseny résztvevői". www.molnarcsilla.hu. Retrieved 2021-05-21.
^ Na sowas! Contestants of Miss Europa 1986 / Miss Európa 1986 résztvevői & Molnár Csilla Andrea, retrieved 2021-05-21
^ ^a ^b "Molnár Csilla Andrea". www.molnarcsilla.hu. Retrieved 2021-05-21.
^ ^a ^b "Molnár Csilla Andrea". www.molnarcsilla.hu. Retrieved 2021-05-21.
^ "Miss Holland 1985 | Miss Holland Now |" (in Dutch). Retrieved 2021-05-21.

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