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National Selections 1997
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National Selections: 1997

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All the national selections for Eurovision 1997

CountryEventWinner
Bosnia & HerzegovinaBH Eurosong 1997 song selectionAlma Čardžić
Goodbye
CroatiaDora 1997E.N.I.
Probudi me
Cyprus(Cypriot Selection 1997)Hara & Andreas Constantinou
Mana mou
DenmarkMelodi Grand Prix 1997Kølig Kaj
Stemmen i mit liv
EstoniaEurolaul 1997Maarja-Liis Ilus
Keelatud maa
GermanyDer Countdown läuftBianca Shomburg
Zeit
Hungary(Hungarian Selection 1997)V.I.P.
Miért kell, hogy elmenj?
Ireland(Irish Selection 1997)Marc Roberts
Mysterious Woman
ItalySanremo 1997Jalisse
Fiumi di parole
Malta(Maltese Selection 1997)Debbie Scerri
Let me fly
NetherlandsNationaal Songfestival 1997 song selectionMrs. Einstein
Niemand heeft nog tijd
NorwayMelodi Grand Prix 1997Tor Endresen
San Francisco
PortugalFestival da Canção 1997Célia Lawson
Antes do adeus
SloveniaEMA 1997Tanja Ribič
Zbudi se
SwedenMelodifestivalen 1997Blond
Bara hon älskar mig
TurkeyŞarkı Yarışması 1997Şebnem Paker & Group Ethnic
Dinle
United KingdomUKThe Great British Song Contest 1997Katrina & the Waves
Love Shine a Light

Internal selections in 1997

AustriaBettina Soriat
One Step
FranceFanny
Sentiments Songes
GreeceMarianna Zorba
Horepse
IcelandPaul Oscar
Minn Hinsti Dans
PolandAnna Maria Jopek
Ale Jestem
RussiaAlla Pugachova
Primadonna
SpainMarcos Llunas
Sin Rencor
SwitzerlandBarbara Berta
Dentro Di Me

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In 1974 the French President, Georges Pompidou, died during Eurovision week. The French broadcaster decided to withdraw from the contest. The funeral was held the day of the contest
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Austria boycotted the 1969-contest in Madrid because Spain at that time was ruled by Francisco Franco
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The first Eurovision that was broadcast in color, was the 1968 contest at the Royal Albert Hall