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Miss Yugoslavia

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Miss Yugoslavia
Formation1927
Dissolved1991
TypeBeauty Pageant
HeadquartersBelgrade
LocationYugoslavia

Miss Yugoslavia was the national beauty pageant of Yugoslavia, held since 1927 in Kingdom of Yugoslavia up to the breakup of Yugoslavia.

It was organized by the company "Miss YU". The same company restarted it Miss Yugoslavia (Serbia and Montenegro) in 1996.

History

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Miss Yugoslavia held for the first time in 1927. The main winner represented the country at Miss Europe beauty pageant. The Miss YU also registered to send title holders to Miss Universe, Miss World, Miss International and Miss Earth pageants.

Titleholders

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Miss Yugoslavia

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Year Miss Yugoslavia
Kingdom of Yugoslavia
1927 Štefica Vidačić
1928 Sonja Hernej
1929 Stanislava Matijević
1930 Štefka Ceca Stephanie Drobnjak
1931 Katarina Katica Urban
1932 Olga Đurić (Gjurić)
1933 Dragica Ugarković
1938 Olga Dinjaški
Socialist Federal Republic of Yugoslavia
1966 Nikica Marinović
1967 Aleksandra Mandić
1968 Ivona Puhiera
1969 Radmila Živković
1970 Tereza Đelmiš
1971 Zlata Petković
1972 Biljana Ristić
1973 Atina Golubova
1974 Jadranka Banjac
1975 Lidija Velkovska
1976 Slavica Stefanović
1977 Svetlana Višnjić
1978 Ljiljana Đogović
1979 ?
1980 Zorica Pesek
1981 not held
1982 Ana Sasso
1983 Bernarda Marovt
1984 Dinka Delić
1985 Aleksandra Kosanović
1986 Maja Kučić
1987 Matilda Sazdova
1988 Suzana Žunić
1989 Aleksandra Dobraš
1990 Ivona Brnelić
1991 Slavica Tripunović

Major International competitions

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Color key
  •   Declared as Winner
  •   Ended as runner-up
  •   Ended as one of the finalists or semifinalists

Miss Universe

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The 1st Runner-Up of Miss Yugoslavia (later Miss Serbia and Montenegro) would compete at Miss Universe. If the 1st Runner-Up could not compete, the 2nd Runner-Up or a finalist would take their place if able to.

Year Miss Universe Yugoslavia Placement
MISS UNIVERSE YUGOSLAVIA
1968 Daliborka Stojšić Top 15, Miss Photogenic &
Best Swimsuit
1969 Nataša Košir Top 15 & Best Swimsuit
1970 Snežana Džambas Unplaced
1974 Nada Jovanovsky Unplaced
1975 Lidija Vera Manić Unplaced
1976 Svetlana Radojčić Unplaced
1977 Ljiljana Šobajić Unplaced
1984 Ksenija Borojević Unplaced
1985 Dinka Delić Unplaced
1991 Nataša Pavlović aka Natasha Pavlovich Top 10

Miss World

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The main winner of Miss Yugoslavia (later Miss Serbia and Montenegro) would primarily compete at Miss World. If the winner could not compete, the 1st Runner-Up would take their place if able to.

Year Miss World Yugoslavia Placement
MISS WORLD YUGOSLAVIA
1966 Nikica Marinović 1st Runner-Up
1967 Aleksandra Mandić Unplaced
1968 Ivona Puhiera Top 15
1969 Radmila Živković Unplaced
1970 Tereza Đjelmiš Top 15
1971 Zlata Petković Unplaced
1972 Biljana Ristić Top 15
1973 Atina Golubova Unplaced
1974 Jadranka Banjac Unplaced
1975 Lidija Velkovska 4th Runner-Up
1976 Slavica Stefanović Unplaced
1977 Svetlana Višnjić Unplaced
1978 Ljiljana Đogović Unplaced
1982 Ana Sasso Top 15
1983 Bernarda Marovt Top 15
1984 Dinka Delić Unplaced
1985 Aleksandra Kosanović Unplaced
1986 Maja Kučić Top 15
1987 Matilda Sazdova Unplaced
1988 Suzana Žunić Unplaced
1989 Aleksandra Dobraš Unplaced
1990 Ivona Brnelić Unplaced
1991 Slavica Tripunović Unplaced

Miss International

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Like Miss Universe, a Runner-Up of Miss Yugoslavia (later Miss Serbia and Montenegro) would compete at Miss International. If the original delegate could not compete, another Runner-Up or a finalist would take their place if able to.

Year Miss International Yugoslavia/Serbia and Montenegro Placement
MISS INTERNATIONAL YUGOSLAVIA
1967 Slavenka Veselinovic Top 15
1968 Tatjana Albahari Unplaced
1970 Zdenka Marn Top 15
1971 Dunja Ercegović Top 15
1975 Lidija Vera Manić Miss International 1975
1976 ? Unplaced
1977 Svetlana Višnjić Unplaced
1979 Manuela Mitic Unplaced
1988 Alma Hasanbasic Unplaced

References

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