Miss Europe
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Miss Europe

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Year	Miss Europe	Country	City	Country	Notable contestant

1927	Štefica Vidačić	Yugoslavia	Berlin	Germany

1928	Not held

1929	Erzsébet Simon	Hungary	Paris	France	Władysława Kostakówna

1930	Aliki Diplarakou	Greece	Zofia Batycka

1931	Jeanne Juilla

1932	Åse Clausen	Denmark	Nice

1933	Tatiana Maslova	Russia (exile)	Madrid	Spain

1934	Ester Toivonen	Finland	Hastings	United Kingdom

1935	Alicia Navarro	Spain	Paris	France

1936	Antonia Arquésj	Tunis	France French Tunisia

1937	Britta Wikström	Finland	Algiers	France French Algeria

1938	Sirkka Salonen	Copenhagen	Denmark

1939–1947	Not held due to World War II

1948	Jacqueline Donny	France	Enghien-les-Bains	France

1949	Juliette Figueras	Palermo	Italy

1950	Hanni Schall	Austria	Rimini

1951	Jacqueline Genton	Switzerland	Palermo

1952	Günseli Başar	Turkey	Naples

1953	Eloisa Cianni	Italy	Istanbul	Turkey

1954	Christel Schaack	Germany	Vichy	France

Daniele Genault

1955	Inga Britt Söderberg	Finland	Helsinki	Finland

1956	Margit Nünke	Germany	Stockholm	Sweden	Ingrid Goude

1957	Corine Rottschäfer	Netherlands	Baden-Baden	Germany	Gerti Daub

1958	Johanna Ehrenstrasser	Austria	Istanbul	Turkey

1959	Christine Spatzier	Palermo	Italy

1960	Anna Ranalli	Italy	Beirut	Lebanon

1961	Ingrun Helgard Möckel	Germany

1962	Maruja García Nicoláu	Spain

1963	Mette Stenstad	Norway

1964	Elly Koot	Netherlands

1965	Juliana Herm	Germany	Nice	France

1966	Maria Dornier

1967	Paquita Torres Pérez	Spain

1968	Leena Marketta Brusiin	Finland	Kinshasa	Zaire

1969	Saša Zajc	Yugoslavia	Rabat	Morocco

1970	Noelia Alfonso Cabrera	Spain	Piraeus	Greece

1971	Filiz Vural	Turkey	Tunis	Tunisia

1972	Monika Sarp	Germany	Estoril	Portugal	Maj-Len Grönholm

1973	Anke Groot	Netherlands	Kitzbühel	Austria

1974	Maria Isabel Lorenzo	Spain	Vienna	Johanna Raunio

1976	Riitta Väisänen	Finland	Rhodes	Greece

1978	Eva Maria Düringer	Austria	Helsinki	Finland	Dagmar Wöhrl

1980	Karin Zorn	Austria	Puerto de la Cruz	Spain	Lola Forner

1981	Anne Mette Larsen	Denmark	Birmingham	United Kingdom	Eva-Lena Lundgren, Anna Kanakis

1982	Nazlı Deniz Kuruoğlu	Turkey	Istanbul	Turkey

1984	Neşe Erberk	Turkey	Bad Gastein	Austria	Garbiñe Abasolo

1985	Juncal Rivero Fadrique	Spain	Mainz	Germany

1988	Michela Rocco di Torrepadula	Italy	Ragusa	Italy	Nathalie Marquay

1991	Susanne Petry (disq.)	Germany	Dakar	Senegal

Katerina Michalopoulou	Greece

1992	Marina Tsintikidou	Athens	Linda Hardy

1993	Arzum Onan	Turkey	Istanbul	Turkey	Verona Feldbusch

1994	Lilach Ben-Simon	Israel	Roberta Anastase

1995	Monika Žídková	Czech Republic	Ilmira Shamsutdinova

1996	Marie-Claire Harrison	United Kingdom	Tirana	Albania	Joanne Black, Anna Valle, Joanne Black

1997	Isabelle Darras	Greece	Kiev	Ukraine	Agnieszka Zielińska, Alexandra Petrova, Nataliya Nadtochey

1999	Yelena Rogozhina	Russia	Beirut	Lebanon	Agnieszka Stolarczyk

2001	Elodie Gossuin	France	Ann Van Elsen, Oxana Kalandyrets, Adrianna Gerczew

2002	Svetlana Koroleva	Russia	Natascha Börger, Kim Kötter, Monika Angerman

2003	Zsuzsanna Laky	Hungary	Nogent-sur-Marne	France	Julie Taton, Sanja Papić, Marietta Chrousala, Julia Kova, Marta Matyjasik

2005	Shermine Shahrivar	Germany	Paris	France	Tatiana Silva, Valia Kakouti, Karolina Gorazda

2006	Alexandra Rosenfeld	France	Kiev	Ukraine	Olympia Chopsonidou, Katarzyna Borowicz

2016	Diana Starkova	France	Beirut	Lebanon	Alexandra Snows

2017	Diana Kubasova	Latvia	Seoul	South Korea	Nina Gorinuyk

2018	Anna Shornikova	Ukraine	Eiffel Tower, Paris	France	Nika Kar, Agatha Maksimova

Anastasia Ammosova	Russia

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The Miss Europe 2018 winners are from two countries: Anastasia Ammosova from Russia and Anna Shornikova from Ukraine.

final_sentence: The Miss Europe 2018 winners are from two countries: Anastasia Ammosova from Russia and Anna Shornikova from Ukraine.