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Revision as of 13:52, 26 May 2015
| Formation | 1989-2009 |
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| Type | Beauty Pageant |
| Headquarters | Prague |
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Official language | Czech |
Miss České republiky (Template:Lang-en) was a national beauty pageant from the Czech Republic.[1]
History
Before Miss Czech Republic existed, there was a similar pageant that took place between 1966 and 1979, known as Girl of the Year. Alžběta Štrkulová, a popular TV presenter in the Czech Republic, won in 1967. At the time, she was the most successful titleholder in the Eastern bloc. Unfortunately, this competition was banned by communist regime.
Miss Czech Republic used to send its winner to Miss Universe or Miss Europe, after a while only sent it to Miss World, then to neither. It would also choose representatives to international competitions like Miss International, Miss Intercontinental, Miss Model of the year, Queen of the World and Miss Maja International.
Miss Czech Republic began in 1989 under the name Miss Czechoslovak Socialist Republic. In 1990 the competition was renamed Miss Czechoslovak Federative Republic. In 1993, when Czechoslovakia split into two countries (the Czech Republic and Slovakia), the competition was renamed Miss Czech and Slovak Republic. Since 1994 it became Miss České republiky, organized by director Miloš Zapletal between 1989 and 2008. In 2009, Miss World 2006, Taťána Kuchařová, became the new director.
In 2005, former titleholder Michaela Maláčová founded rival competition Česká Miss, which now sends representatives to Miss Universe, Miss World and Miss Earth. In 2010, the two organizations signed an agreement of partnership, where the two rival organizations would have Maláčová as president.[1]
Titleholders
- Color key
- Declared as Winner
- Ended as runner-up
- Ended as one of the finalists or semifinalists
Czech Republic debut in 1989. In 1989, the official winner will be competing at Miss Maja International 1989 and became the official winner in that year. In 1990, traditionally the winner of Miss České Republiky represents her country at Miss Universe pageant. On occasion, when the winner does not qualify (due to age) for either contest, a runner-up is sent. In 2005, this pageant lost franchise of Miss Universe and Czech Miss winner will be selecting the official representative for the pageant. Miss České Republiky pageant was bankruptcy in 2010 and since that year, this pageant did not held again and finally the official franchise of Miss World will be giving to Czech Miss.
| Year | Miss České Republiky | International competition |
|---|---|---|
| 1989 | Ivana Christová |  Maja International 1989 - Winner
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| 1990 | Renata Gorecká |  Miss Universe 1991 - Unplaced
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| 1991 | Michaela Maláčová |  Miss Universe 1992 - Unplaced Miss Tourism International 1994 - Top 10
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| 1992 | Pavlína Baburková |  Miss Europe 1992 - 1st Runner-up Miss Universe 1992 - Top 10
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| 1993 | Silvia Lakatošová |  Miss Universe 1994 - Top 6
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| 1994 | Eva Kotulánová |  Miss Universe 1995 - Unplaced
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| 1995 | Monika Žídková |  Miss Europe 1995 - Winner
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| 1996 | Petra Minářová | Miss Model of the Year 1996- Winner Miss Universe 1997 - Unplaced
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| 1997 | Terezie Dobrovolná | Miss Globe International 1993 - 1st Runner-up Miss Tourism International 1993 - 3rd Runner-up Queen of the Year - 2nd Runner-up
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| 1998 | Kateřina Stočesová | Queen of the World - Winner
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| 1999 | Helena Houdová | Did not compete |
| 2000 | Michaela Salačová | Did not compete |
| 2001 | Diana Kobzanová | Did not compete |
| 2002 | Kateřina Průšová | Did not compete |
| 2003 | Lucie Váchová |  Miss World 2003 - Unplaced
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| 2004 | Jana Doleželová | Miss World 2004 - Top 15 Miss Tourism Queen of the Year 2006 - Top 15
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| 2005 | Lucie Králová | Miss World 2005 - Unplaced
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| 2006 | Taťána Kuchařová |  Miss World 2006 - Winner
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| 2007 | Kateřina Sokolová | Miss World 2007 - Unplaced
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| 2008 | Zuzana Jandová |  Miss World 2008 - Unplaced
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| 2009 | Aneta Vignerová | Miss World 2009 - Unplaced
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Miss České Republiky first princess
On occasion, when the winner does not qualify (due to age) for either contest, a runner-up is sent. The Miss České Republiky Organization will appoint the runner-up for International pageants instead. Since 2006, the first princess will be competing at Miss International pageant until the national pageant stopped to held in 2010.
| Year | Official name | International competition |
|---|---|---|
| 1989 | Jana Hronková | Miss Universe 1990 - Top 10
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| 1990 | Andrea Rozkovcová | Did not compete |
| 1991 | Andrea Tatarková | Did not compete |
| 1992 | Gabriela Haršányová | Did not compete |
| 1993 | Karin Majtánová | Did not compete |
| 1994 | Kateřina Vondrová | Did not compete |
| 1995 | Kateřina Kasalová | Did not compete |
| 1996 | Iva Kubelková | Did not compete |
| 1997 | Kristina Fridvalská | Did not compete |
| 1998 | Alena Šeredová |  Miss World 1998 - 3rd Runner-up
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| 1999 | Šárka Sikorová |  Miss International 1999 - Top 15
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| 2000 | Kateřina Elgerová | Did not compete |
| 2001 | Andrea Fišerová | Did not compete |
| 2002 | Kateřina Smržová |  Miss Universe 2003 - Top 10
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| 2003 | Klára Medková | Did not compete |
| 2004 | Michaela Wostlová | Did not compete |
| 2005 | Petra Macháčková | Did not compete |
| 2006 | Kateřina Pospíšilová | Miss International 2006 - Unplaced
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| 2007 | Veronika Pompeová | Miss International 2007 - Top 15
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| 2008 | Zuzana Putnářová | Miss Tourism International 2003 - 4th Runner-up Miss Globe International 2004 - 4th Runner-up Miss Tourism World 2005 - Winner Miss International 2008 - 4th Runner-up
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| 2009 | Lucie Smatanová | Miss International 2010 - Unplaced
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Miss České Republiky second princess
On occasion, when the winner does not qualify (due to age) for either contest, a runner-up is sent. The Miss České Republiky Organization will appoint the runner-up for International pageants instead. Sometimes, the second princess will be competing at Miss Europe or Miss International and in 2009 will compete at Miss Supranational.
| Year | Official name | International competition |
|---|---|---|
| 1989 | Michaela Polívková | Did not compete |
| 1990 | Ingrid Ondrovičová | Miss International 1990 - 1st Runner-up
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| 1991 | Markéta Silná | Miss International 1991 - 2nd Runner-up
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| 1992 | Štěpánka Týcová | Did not compete |
| 1993 | Simona Smejkalová | Did not compete |
| 1994 | Lenka Beličková | Did not compete |
| 1995 | Renáta Hornofová | Miss International 1995 - 2nd Runner-up Miss Universe 1996 - Unplaced
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| 1996 | Zdeňka Zadražilová | Did not compete |
| 1997 | Gabriela Justinová | Did not compete |
| 1998 | Petra Faltýnová | Miss International 1998 - Top 15
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| 1999 | Jitka Kocurová |  Miss Europe 1999 - 4th Runner-up
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| 2000 | Markéta Svobodná | Miss International 2000 - Top 15
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| 2001 | Andrea Vránová | Miss International 2001 - Unplaced
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| 2002 | Radka Kocurová | Did not compete |
| 2003 | Markéta Divišová | Did not compete |
| 2004 | Edita Hortová |  Miss Europe 2005 - Top 12 Miss Tourism Queen of the Year International 2005 - 2nd Runner-up
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| 2005 | Agáta Hanychová | Did not compete |
| 2006 | Renáta Czadernová | Did not compete |
| 2007 | Veronika Chmelířová | Did not compete |
| 2008 | Kristýna Lebedová | Miss Tourism Intercontinental 2005 - Winner
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| 2009 | Hana Věrná | Miss Supranational 2010 - 1st Runner-up
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References
- ^ a b "Rival contests will end war and will cooperate". Novinky.cz. Prague. May 4, 2010. Retrieved 2010-09-29.
