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| + | == Winners of Eurovision Song Contest == | ||
| + | *1956: Lys Assia ([[Switzerland]]) | ||
| + | *1957: Corry Brokken ([[Netherlands]]) | ||
| + | *1958: André Claveau ([[France]]) | ||
| + | *1959: Teddy Scholten ([[Netherlands]]) | ||
| + | *1960: Jacqueline Boyer ([[France]]) | ||
| + | *1961: Jean-Claude Pascal ([[Luxembourg]]) | ||
| + | *1962: Isabelle Aubret ([[France]]) | ||
| + | *1963: Grethe & Jørgen Ingmann ([[Denmark]]) | ||
| + | *1964: Gigliola Cinquetti ([[Italy]]) | ||
| + | *1965: France Gall ([[Luxembourg]]) | ||
| + | *1966: Udo Jürgens ([[Austria]]) | ||
| + | *1967: Sandie Shaw ([[United Kingdom]]) | ||
| + | *1968: Massiel ([[Spain]]) | ||
| + | *1969: Salomé ([[Spain]]), Frida Boccara ([[France]]), Lenny Kuhr ([[Netherlands]]), Lulu ([[United Kingdom]]) | ||
| + | *1970: Dana ([[Ireland]]) | ||
| + | *1971: Séverine ([[Monaco]]) | ||
| + | *1972: Vicky Leandros ([[Luxembourg]]) | ||
| + | *1973: Anne-Marie David ([[Luxembourg]]) | ||
| + | *1974: [[ABBA]] ([[Sweden]]) | ||
| + | *1975: Teach-In ([[Netherlands]]) | ||
| + | *1976: Brotherhood of Man ([[United Kingdom]]) | ||
| + | *1977: Marie Myriam ([[France]]) | ||
| + | *1978: Yizhar Cohen & The Alpha-Beta ([[Israel]]) | ||
| + | *1979: Gali Atari & Milk and Honey ([[Israel]]) | ||
| + | *1980: Johnny Logan ([[Ireland]]) | ||
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| + | == External links == | ||
| + | *[http://www.eurovision.tv/page/timeline Official website] | ||
[[Category:Europe]] | [[Category:Europe]] | ||
[[Category:Homosexual Agenda]] | [[Category:Homosexual Agenda]] | ||
Revision as of 19:46, May 16, 2014
The Eurovision Song Contest is a Europe-wide singing competition, which held every year. Every member of the European Broadcasting Union is allowed to perform a song at a festival. The country, which held the festival is often the winner of the last year. Since 2003 there is also a Junior Eurovision Song Contest.
In recent years it has promoted the homosexual agenda. An example would be 2013's contest, in which Finnish singer Krista Siegfrids gave one of her female backing singers a kiss at the end, widely labelled by the liberal media as Eurovision's first "lesbian kiss". Siegfrids stated to the media that the act was done because she wants Finland to legalise same sex "marriage". Another example would be the interval act performed by the host in Sweden which also mentioned same sex "marriage".
In 2014, an Austrian cross dressing act was voted the winner of the competition.
Winners of Eurovision Song Contest
- 1956: Lys Assia (Switzerland)
- 1957: Corry Brokken (Netherlands)
- 1958: André Claveau (France)
- 1959: Teddy Scholten (Netherlands)
- 1960: Jacqueline Boyer (France)
- 1961: Jean-Claude Pascal (Luxembourg)
- 1962: Isabelle Aubret (France)
- 1963: Grethe & Jørgen Ingmann (Denmark)
- 1964: Gigliola Cinquetti (Italy)
- 1965: France Gall (Luxembourg)
- 1966: Udo Jürgens (Austria)
- 1967: Sandie Shaw (United Kingdom)
- 1968: Massiel (Spain)
- 1969: Salomé (Spain), Frida Boccara (France), Lenny Kuhr (Netherlands), Lulu (United Kingdom)
- 1970: Dana (Ireland)
- 1971: Séverine (Monaco)
- 1972: Vicky Leandros (Luxembourg)
- 1973: Anne-Marie David (Luxembourg)
- 1974: ABBA (Sweden)
- 1975: Teach-In (Netherlands)
- 1976: Brotherhood of Man (United Kingdom)
- 1977: Marie Myriam (France)
- 1978: Yizhar Cohen & The Alpha-Beta (Israel)
- 1979: Gali Atari & Milk and Honey (Israel)
- 1980: Johnny Logan (Ireland)