Miss Europe 1933

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Miss Europe 1933 was the sixth annual Miss Europe and the fifth edition under French journalist Maurice de Waleffe. New Delegates from Norway and Scotland are competing in Miss Europe. Withdraws are Miss Argentina and Miss Paris' South American Colony.

Miss Europe 1933

Date	May 27, 1933
Venue	Madrid, Spain
Entrants	14
Debuts	Norway, Scotland
Withdrawals	Argentina, Paris' South American Colony
Winner	Tat’yana Maslova Soviet Union (In exile)
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Charlotte Hartmann, who had been crowned Miss Germany before the Nazi seizure of power, was not allowed to attend by the new government but competed after the Miss Europe pageant allowed her to compete in secret.

Results

Placements

Placement	Contestant
Miss Europe 1933	Soviet Union – Tat’yana Maslova^[1]
1st Runner-Up	Hungary – Júlia Gál^[2]

Delegates

Belgium - Simone Eraerts
Denmark - Karen Marie Lowert
England - Angela Ward
France - Jacqueline Bertin
Germany - Charlotte Hartmann
Hungary - Júlia Gál
Italy - Ivana Fusco
Norway - Gudrun Hilditch Rygh
Romania - Dina Mihalcea
Scotland - Avia Talbot
Soviet Union (In exile) - Tat’yana Maslova
Spain - Emilia Docet
Turkey - Nazire Hanem
Yugoslavia - Dragica Ugarkovitch

References

^ "Beauty in exile: Miss Russia pageants in Paris before World War II". 30 May 2017.
^ http://kgy.nava.hu/mvh-hirado/487.html ^{[dead link]}

External links

Official website

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