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National Selections: 1972

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All the national selections for Eurovision 1972

CountryEventWinner
BelgiumEurosong 1972 song selectionSerge & Christine Ghisoland
À la folie ou pas du tout
Finland(Finnish Selection 1972)Päivi Paunu & Kim Floor
Muistathan
GermanyEin Lied für EdinburghMary Roos
Nur die Liebe läßt uns leben
Ireland(Irish Selection 1972)Sandie Jones
Ceol an ghrá
ItalySanremo 1972Nicola Di Bari
I giorni dell' arcobaleno
Malta(Maltese Selection 1972)Joseph Cutajar
L-imħabba
NetherlandsNationaal Songfestival 1972 song selectionSandra & Andres
Als het om de liefde gaat
NorwayMelodi Grand Prix 1972Grethe Kausland & Benny Borg
Småting
PortugalGrande Prémio TV da Canção 1972Carlos Mendes
A Festa da vida
SwedenMelodifestival 1972Family Four
Härliga sommardag
SwitzerlandConcours Eurovision 1972Véronique Müller
C'est la chanson de mon amour
United KingdomA Song for Europe 1972 song selectionThe New Seekers
Beg, Steal or Borrow
YugoslaviaJugovizija 1972Tereza Kesovija
Muzika i ti

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AustriaThe Milestones
Falter Im Wind
FranceBetty Mars
Comé-comédie
LuxembourgVicky Leandros
Après Toi
MonacoAnne-Marie Godart and Peter MacLane
Comme On S'aime
SpainJaime Morey
Amanece

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