Miss International Germany

Miss International Germany (Miss Deutschland-International) is a national beauty pageant in under MGO (Komitee Miss Deutschland) in Germany to select an official candidate for the Miss International pageant.

History Between 1960 and 1990 the Miss Germany runner-up or winner went to Miss International. 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, Miss International, Miss Europe, and Miss Intercontinental pageant. 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. Traditionally, the official winner will be competing at the Miss Universe pageant. In 2009, MGO lost the franchise of Miss Universe.

Titleholders

1960–1990 Year Represented Competition performance Ref. Placement Special awards 1960 Helga Marianne Kirsch — Top 15 1961 Renate Moller — Top 15 1962 Erni Jung — Top 15 1963 Marion Sibylle Zota — Top 15 1964 Monika Brugger — Top 15 1965 Ingrid Finger — 1967 Renate Schmale — Unplaced 1968 Margot Schmalzriedt — Unplaced 1969 Brigitta Komorowski — Unplaced 1970 Silke Maria Kahl — Top 15 1971 Christa Saul — Unplaced 1972 Brigitte Burfino — Top 15 1973 Ingeborg Braun — Top 15 1974 Martina Maria Zanft — Top 15 1975 Sigrid Silke Klose — Unplaced 1976 Paula Bergner — Unplaced 1977 Dagmar Winkler — 1978 Petra Brinkmann — 1979 Claudia Katharina Herzog — Unplaced 1980 Petra Machalinski — Unplaced 1981 Barbara Reimund — Top 15 Miss Photogenic 1982 Jutta Beck — Unplaced 1983 Loana Katharina Radecki — Unplaced 1984 Petra Geisler — Top 15 1985 Stefanie Angelika Roth — Unplaced 1986 Birgit Jahn — Unplaced 1987 Dagmar Schulz — Top 15 1988 Christiane Kopp — Unplaced 1989 Iris Klein — 1990 Ilka Endres — Unplaced 1991–1999: Miss Germany Association GmbH (Bergheim near Cologne) In 1999, Miss MGA replaced as MGO which held the official Miss Germany to Miss Universe, Miss International and Miss Europe. Year Represented Site of election Competition performance Ref. Placement 1991 Katrin Richter — Bielefeld Unplaced 1992 Meike Schwarz Saarland Dresden Top 10 1993 Katja Mordarski — Bremen Unplaced 1994 Viola Tuschardt — Chemnitz Unplaced 1995 Katja Honak — Trier Unplaced 1996 Andrea Walaschewski — Trier Unplaced 1997 Manuela Breer — Trier Unplaced 1998 Fiona Ammann — Trier Unplaced 1999 Tania Freuderberg — Trier Unplaced

2000–present Before 2009 the runners-up of Miss Deutschland went to Miss International, in addition the winner sometimes competed at the pageant. Year Represented Site of election Competition performance Ref. Placement 2000 Doreen Adler Berlin Kaiserslautern Unplaced 2001 Anna Ziemski Berlin Kaiserslautern Unplaced 2002 Eva Dedecke Berlin Kaiserslautern Unplaced 2003 Alexandra Vodjanikova Bielefeld Unplaced 2004 Natascha Börger Hamburg Duisburg Top 15 2005 Annika Pinter Berlin Aachen Unplaced 2006 Hiltja Müller Berlin Berlin Unplaced 2007 Svetlana Tsys Saxony Berlin Unplaced 2008 Katharina Bondarenko Lower Saxony Niedersachsen Unplaced 2009 Valora Roucek North Rhine-Westphalia Cologne Unplaced 2010 Johanna Acs North Rhine-Westphalia Eschweiler Top 15 2011 Sandra Barbara Kaczmarczyk Berlin Berlin Unplaced 2012 Aline Marie Massel Hamburg Munich Unplaced 2013 Oksana Koroleva Berlin Berlin Unplaced 2014 Katharina Rodin Hesse Frankfurt Unplaced 2017 Victoria Selivanov Thuringia Erfurt Did Not Compete 2018 Franciska Acs North Rhine-Westphalia Düsseldorf Unplaced 2019 Annabella Fleck Munich Düsseldorf Unplaced 2022 Jasmin Selberg Dortmund Düsseldorf 2023 Did Not Compete 2024 Silvia Dörre Sanchez Leipzig Berlin Did Not Compete 2025 Lara Doval Berlin Berlin Did Not Compete 2026 Marlene Jose Bavaria Neu-Ulm TBA

See also Miss Germany Miss Universe Germany Miss World Germany Miss Earth Germany

References

Official website Miss Deutschland