Miss International Hungary

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Miss International Hungary
Motto Ambassadors of Peace and Beauty
Formation 1991
Type Beauty Pageant
Headquarters Budapest
Location
Membership
Miss International
Official language
Hungarian
Organizers
Tamas Czegledi
Dr. Szabolcs Gall
Gabor Szilagyi
Website Official website

Miss International Hungary is a national beauty contest for Miss International pageant.

History

Began on August 12, 2011 Miss International Hungary pageant has been started and crowned the first titleholder, Nóra Virágh.[citation needed] In under organizers Tamas Czegledi, Dr. Szabolcs Gall and Gabor Szilagyi, Miss International Hungary winner expected to be Ambassadors of Peace and Beauty of Hungary.[1][2] Between 1991 and 2004, Hungarian delegates were appointed by Mr. Adam Fasy Management. Blanka Bakos is the last representative from that organization.[citation needed]

On December 17, 2013 Brigitta Ötvös was the first titleholder who placed in Top 5 of Miss International 2013 pageant. Its the highest placement result in beauty pageant history to Hungary.[3]

On May 16, 2015 Linda Szunai was appointed as Miss International Hungary by Miss International Hungary Team.[citation needed]

This pageant is not related to Miss Universe Hungary or Miss World Hungary contests.

The 5th annual Miss International Hungary pageant had been postponing for two months after Linda Szunai appointed as Miss International Hungary 2015. The reigning title Miss International in fifth edition automatically competed in 2016 Miss International beauty pageant.[citation needed]

Titleholders

Color key

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  •      Declared as Winner
  •      Ended as runner-up
  •      Ended as one of the finalists or semifinalists
Year Miss International Hungary Placement Special Awards
Japan 2016 Csillag Szabó TBA
Japan 2015 Linda Szunai Unplaced
Japan 2014 Dalma Karman Unplaced
Japan 2013 Brigitta Ötvös 3rd Runner-up
Japan 2012 Claudia Kozma Unplaced
China 2011 Nóra Virágh Unplaced
China 2004 Blanka Bakos Unplaced
Japan 1991 Kinga Czuczor Unplaced

References

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