Miss Universe Germany

Miss Germany Universe

Formation	1952
Type	Beauty pageant
Headquarters	Berlin
Location	Germany
Membership	Miss Universe
Official language	German
National Director	Kim Kötter
Website	Miss Universe Germany

Miss Universe Germany is a national beauty pageant in Germany to select an official candidate for the Miss Universe pageant.

History

Miss Germany started in 1952. Miss Universe Germany started in 2009. Currently, the German franchise of Miss Universe is owned by former Miss Nederland winner Kim Kötter. She is also the franchiser of Miss Nederland and Miss Overijssel beauty pageants in neighbouring Netherlands. In Miss Universe Germany all the States of Germany but also some of the regions are represented as well.

Titleholders

Color key

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

Year	Miss Universe Germany	Represented	Site of Election	Miss U. Placement	Special Awards
2009	Martina Lee	Saxony Anhalt	Berlin	Unplaced
2010	Kristiana Rohder	Bavaria	Berlin	Unplaced
2011	Valeria Bystritskaia	Saxony	Berlin	Unplaced
2012	Alicia Endemann	Norddeutschland	Berlin	Unplaced
2013	Anne-Julia Hagen	Berlin	Berlin	Unplaced
2014	Josefin Donat	Saxony	Berlin	Unplaced	Top 5 - National Costume
2015	Sarah-Lorraine Riek	Berlin	Berlin	Unplaced

Miss Deutschland from 2000 to 2008: MGO - Komitee Miss Deutschland (Bergheim near Cologne)

Miss Deutschland came into being in 2000, inheriting the since 1952 established official winner of Miss Germany pageant, that would compete at the international Miss Universe pageant. On occasion, when the winner does not qualify (due to age) for either contest, a runner-up is sent. After 2008, Miss Germany for Miss Universe selected by Miss Universe Deutschland pageant.

Year	Miss Germany	Represented	Site of Election	Miss U. Placement	Special Awards
2000	Sabrina Schepmann*	Ostdeutschland	Kaiserslautern	Unplaced
2001	Claudia Bechstein	Thuringia	Kaiserslautern	Unplaced
2002	Natascha Börger	Hamburg	Kaiserslautern	Top 10
2003	Alexandra Vodjanikova	Bavaria	Bielefeld	Unplaced
2004	Shermine Shahrivar*	Süddeutschland	Duisburg	Unplaced
2005	Asli Bayram	North Rhine-Westphalia	Aachen	Unplaced
2006	Natalie Montealegre	Berlin	Berlin	Unplaced
2007	Angelina Glass	Berlin	Berlin	Unplaced
2008	Madina Taher	Berlin	Berlin	Unplaced

(*) 2000 Miss Germany was crowned as Miss Intercontinental 2000.
(*) 2004 Miss Germany was crowned as Miss Europe 2005.

Miss Germany 1952-1999

Main article: Miss Germany

In 1952 Miss Germany started with Renate Hoy as the first winner, who then became 4th Runner-up at Miss Universe. In 1961, Germany has the official winner of Miss Universe 1961, Marlene Schmidt. From 1985 : MGC - Miss Germany Corporation GmbH (Oldenburg), the official winner will be selecting by the organization. In 1991, the MGA (Miss Germany Association, Bergheim near Cologne) of Detlef Tursies run a Miss Germany pageant for the first time. The winners participate in Miss Universe. In 1999, MGA transforms into MGO (Miss Germany Organisation). From 2000, they award the title Miss Deutschland, and change their name again: MGO - Komitee Miss Deutschland. In 1999 is the last of Miss Germany Company sent the candidate for Miss Universe, she is Diana Drubig.

Year	Miss Germany	Represented	Site of Election	Miss U. Placement	Special Awards
1952	Renate Hoy	Rhineland-Palatinate	Baden-Baden	4th Runner-up
1953	Christel Schaack*	Berlin	Wiesbaden	Top 16
1954	Regina Ernst	Bremen	Baden-Baden	3rd Runner-up
1955	Margit Nünke*	North Rhine-Westphalia	Baden-Baden	3rd Runner-up
1956	Marina Orschel	Berlin	Baden-Baden	1st Runner-up	Miss Photogenic
1957	Gerti Daub	Hamburg	Baden-Baden	4th Runner-up	Miss Photogenic
1958	Marlies Behrens	Bavaria	Baden-Baden	Top 16
1959	Carmela Künzel	Berlin	Baden-Baden	Top 16
1960	Ingrun Helgard Moeckel*	Rhineland-Palatinate	Baden-Baden	Top 16
1961	Marlene Schmidt	Baden-Württemberg	Baden-Baden	Miss Universe 1961
1962	Gisela Karschuck	Hesse	Travemünde	Unplaced
1963	Helga Carla Ziesemer	Bavaria	Travemünde	Top 15
1964	Martina Kettler	Berlin	Berlin	Unplaced
1965	Ingrid Bethke	North Rhine-Westphalia	Berlin	Unplaced	Miss Congeniality
1966	Marion Heinrich	North Rhine-Westphalia	Berlin	Top 15
1967	Fee von Zitzewitz	Schleswig-Holstein	Berlin	Unplaced
1968	Lilian Atterer	Bavaria	Munich	Unplaced
1969	Gesine Froese	Bavaria	Munich	Unplaced
1970	Irene Neumann	Bavaria	San Juan (Puerto Rico)	Unplaced
1971	Vera Kists	Bavaria	Appointed	Unplaced
1972	Heidi Weber	Brandenburg	Appointed	Top 12
1973	Dagmar Winkler	Bavaria	Baden-Baden	Unplaced
1974	Ursula Faustle	Mecklenburg-Vorpommern	Appointed	Unplaced
1975	Sigrit Klose	Saarland	Appointed	Unplaced
1976	Birgit Hamer	Saxony-Anhalt	Appointed	Unplaced
1977	Marie Gassen	Berlin	Appointed	4th Runner-up
1978	Maria Gottschalk	Brandenburg	Appointed	Unplaced
1979	Andrea Hontschik	Berlin	Bremen	Top 12
1980	Kathrin Glotzl	Lower Saxony	Berlin	Unplaced
1981	Marion Kurz	Bavaria	Munich	Top 10
1982	Kerstin Paeserack	Lower Saxony	Palma de Mallorca (Spain)	Top 10
1983	Loana Radecki	Mecklenburg-Vorpommern	Badgastein (Austria)	Top 10
1984	Brigitte Berx	North Rhine-Westphalia	Bad Mondorf (Luxembourg)	Top 10
1985	Angelika Roth	Berlin	Appointed	Unplaced
1986	Birgit Jahn	Bavaria	Berlin	Unplaced
1987	Dagmar Schulz	North Rhine-Westphalia	Berlin	Unplaced
1988	Christiane Kopp	Berlin	Berlin	Unplaced
1989	Andrea Stelzer	Bavaria	Berlin	Top 10
1990	Christiane Stöcker	Hesse	Berlin	Unplaced	Miss Congeniality
1991	Katrin Richter**	Saxony	Berlin	Unplaced
1992	Monika Resch	Thuringia	Berlin	Unplaced
1993	Verona Feldbusch*	Hamburg	Bremen	Unplaced
1994	Tanja Wild	Baden-Württemberg	Chemnitz	Unplaced
1995	Ilka Endres	Rhineland-Palatinate	Trier	Unplaced
1996	Miriam Ruppert	Brandenburg	Trier	Unplaced
1997	Agathe Neuner	Schleswig-Holstein	Trier	Unplaced
1998	Katharina Mainka	Rhineland-Palatinate	Trier	Unplaced
1999	Diana Drubig	Saxony	Trier	Unplaced

(*) 1993 Miss Germany was crowned as Miss Intercontinental 1993.
(*) 1960 Miss Germany was crowned as Miss Europe 1961.
(*) 1955 Miss Germany was crowned as Miss Europe 1956.
(*) 1953 Miss Germany was crowned as Miss Europe 1954.
(**) 1991 Miss Germany was crowned as Miss Europe 1991 and continued as Miss Intercontinental 1992.

State rankings

State	Title	Year
Berlin	13	1953, 1956, 1959, 1964, 1977, 1979, 1985, 1988, 2006, 2007, 2008, 2013, 2015
Bavaria	12	1958, 1963, 1968, 1969, 1970, 1971, 1973, 1981, 1986, 1989, 2003, 2010
North Rhine-Westphalia	6	1955, 1965, 1966, 1984, 1987, 2005
Saxony	4	1991, 1999, 2011, 2014
Rhineland-Palatinate	4	1952, 1960, 1995, 1998
Hamburg	3	1957, 1993, 2002
Brandenburg	3	1972, 1978, 1996
Saxony Anhalt	2	1976, 2009
Thuringia		1992, 2001
Schleswig-Holstein		1967, 1997
Baden-Württemberg		1961, 1994
Hesse		1962, 1990
Mecklenburg-Vorpommern		1974, 1983
Lower Saxony		1980, 1982
Norddeutschland	1	2012
Süddeutschland		2004
Ostdeutschland		2002
Saarland		1975
Bremen		1954

Official website

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Beauty pageants in Germany

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Miss Universe participant countries and territories

Active
(1952–present)

Inactive
(since 2011)

Antigua & Barbuda (2008)
Barbados (2007)
Belize (2007)
Benin (1962)
Bermuda (1997)
Bonaire (1999)
Chinese Taipei (2004)
Cook Islands (1999)
Cote d'Ivoire (1986)
Cuba (1967)
Dominica (1985)
Democratic Republic of the Congo (1986)
Fiji (1981)
Gambia (1986)
Grenada (1964)
Iceland (2009)
Iraq (1972)
Jordan (1960)
Latvia (2006)
Lesotho (1978)
Liberia (1977)
Madagascar (1961)
Malta (2001)
Micronesia (1975)
Morocco (1978)
Northern Marianas (2006)
Papua New Guinea (1986)
Samoa (1986)
Senegal (1987)
Seychelles (1995)
St. Kitts & Nevis (1981)
St. Martin (2006)
St. Vincent & the Grenadines (2006)
Suriname (1999)
Swaziland (1994)
Tunisia (1971)
Vanuatu (1978)
Zambia (2010)
Zimbabwe (2001)

Inactive territories and dependencies
(1952–1990)

Region of China	Hong Kong (1952–2000)

Constituent country of Denmark	Greenland (1987–1990)

Overseas regions of France	French Guiana (1977–1984) Guadeloupe (1977–1984) Martinique (1957–1984) New Caledonia (1982) Réunion (1977–1986) Tahiti (1962–1985)

Part of United Kingdom	England (1955–1990) Gibraltar (1981-1990) Scotland (1961–1990) Wales (1961–1990)

Part of Japan	Okinawa (1963–1968)

Bantustans of South Africa	Bophuthatswana (1979) Transkei (1979–1983)

Territories of USA	Alaska (1952–1958) Hawaii (1952–1959)

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