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Miss České Republiky
Miss Československo
Miss Czechoslovakia
Formation	1927; (as Miss Československo/Miss Czechoslovakia);; 1993; (as Miss České a Slovenské Republiky/Miss Czech and Slovak Republic);; 1994; (as Miss České Republiky/Miss Czech Republic);; 2018; (as Miss České Republiky)
Type	Beauty pageant
Headquarters	Prague
Location	Czech Republic;
Membership	Miss Globe; Miss Europe; Miss Aura International; Miss Planet;
Director(s)	Robert Novotný & Alexandra Belingerová
Website	Miss České Republiky

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Miss České Republiky, originally named Miss Československo (Template:Lang-en), is a national beauty pageant in the Czech Republic. It is the most prestigous beauty pageant in all of the Czech Republic.

History

1989-2009

The modern day Miss Československo/Miss Czechoslovakia pageant was founded in 1989. The first modern-day Miss Czechoslovkia was Ivana Christová of the East Slovak Region (from the part of the region that is now present-day Prešov). In 1993, Czechoslovakia split into two nations, the Czech Republic/Czechia and the Slovak Republic/Slovakia, the pageant as a result was held one last time as Miss České a Slovenské Republiky (Miss Czech and Slovak Republic). Later that year the first Miss Slovakia/Miss Slovensko was held and in the following year the pageant was restructured into Miss České Republiky for the Czech Republic only with the first edition taking place. In 2010, Miss České Republiky and its rival pageant, Česká Miss merged under the direction of former Miss Československo (Template:Lang-en) of 1991, Michaela Maláčová [cs], and two winners were selected, one for Miss Universe and the other for Miss World.^[1]

2018-present

In 2018, the Miss České Republiky pageant returned after the organizers of Miss Summer [cs] discontinued the Miss Summer pageant and acquired the trademark and intellectual rights to Miss České Republiky.^[2]^[3]^[4]

Titleholders

1927-1935: Post World War I/Pre World War II Miss Československo / Miss Czechoslovakia

Year	Miss Československo / Miss Czechoslovakia	Region
1927	Eliška Poznerová [cs]	Bohemia ( Prague)
1930	Milada Dostálová	—
1935	Trude Böhm	—

1948-1970: Post World War II/Pre modern day Miss Československo / Miss Czechoslovakia

Year	Miss Československo / Miss Czechoslovakia	Region
1948	UNKNOWN	—
1967	Alžbeta Štrkulová [cs]	East Slovak Region ( Košice)
1968	Jarmila Teplanová	—
1969	Marcela Bitnarova	—
1970	Kristina Hanzalová	—

1989-1992: Miss Československo / Miss Czechoslovakia

Year	Miss Československo / Miss Czechoslovakia	Runners Up
Year	Miss Československo / Miss Czechoslovakia	1st Runner-Up	2nd Runner-Up
1989	Ivana Christová East Slovak Region ( Prešov)	Jana Hronková West Bohemia ( Pilsen)	Michaela Polívková East Bohemia ( Hradec Králové)
1990	Renata Gorecká [cs] North Moravia ( Moravia-Silesia)	Andrea Rozkovcová Central Bohemia	Ingrid Ondrovičová Bratislava
1991	Michaela Maláčová [cs] South Moravia	Andrea Tatarková East Slovak Region ( Košice)	Markéta Silná South Moravia ( Zlín)
1992	Pavlína Babůrková [cs] North Bohemia ( Liberec)	Gabriela Haršányová Bratislava	Štěpánka Týcová North Bohemia ( Ústecký)

1993: Miss České a Slovenské Republiky / Miss Czech and Slovak Republic

Year	Miss Czech and Slovak Republic	Runners Up
Year	Miss Czech and Slovak Republic	1st Runner-Up	2nd Runner-Up
1993	Silvia Lakatošová Bratislava	Karin Majtánová Bratislava	Simona Smejkalová Prague

1994-2009: Miss České Republiky

Year	Miss České Republiky	Runners Up
Year	Miss České Republiky	1st Runner-Up	2nd Runner-Up
1994	Eva Kotulánová South Moravia	Kateřina Vondrová North Bohemia ( Ústecký)	Lenka Beličková West Bohemia ( Carlsbad)
1995	Monika Žídková [cs] North Moravia ( Moravia-Silesia)	Kateřina Kasalová East Bohemia ( Pardubice)	Renata Hornofová Prague
1996	Petra Minářová [cs] North Moravia ( Olomouc)	Iva Kubelková [cs] Prague	Zdenka Zadrazilova South Bohemia
1997	Terezie Dobrovolná [cs] South Moravia	Kristýna Fridvalská Central Bohemia	Gabriela Justinová North Moravia ( Olomouc)
1998	Kateřina Stočesová [cs] Central Bohemia	Alena Šeredová Prague	Petra Faltýnová [cs] Prague
1999	Helena Houdová West Bohemia ( Pilsen)	Šárka Sikorová North Moravia ( Moravia-Silesia)	Jitka Kocurová [cs] Central Bohemia
2000	Michaela Salačová East Bohemia ( Vysočina)	Kateřina Elgerová West Bohemia ( Pilsen)	Markéta Svobodná South Bohemia
2001	Diana Kobzanová Liberec	Andrea Fišerová Ústecký	Andrea Vránová Ústecký
2002	Kateřina Průšová Liberec	Kateřina Smržová [cs] Prague	Radka Kocurová [cs] Moravia-Silesia
2003	Lucie Váchová Central Bohemia	Klára Medková South Moravia	Markéta Divišová Prague
2004	Jana Doleželová^[5]^[6] Olomouc	Michaela Wostlová South Bohemia	Edita Horthová South Moravia
2005	Lucie Králová [cs] Ústecký	Petra Macháčková Central Bohemia	Agáta Hanychová [cs] Prague
2006	Taťána Kuchařová^[7] Hradec Králové	Kateřina Pospíšilová Prague	Renáta Czadernová [cs] Moravia-Silesia
2007	Kateřina Sokolová Olomouc	Veronika Pompeová [cs] Olomouc	Veronika Chmelířová [cs] South Bohemia
2008	Zuzana Jandová Moravia-Silesia	Zuzana Putnářová [cs] Moravia-Silesia	Kristýna Lebedová Zlín
2009	Aneta Vignerová Moravia-Silesia	Lucie Smatanová [cs] Prague	Hana Věrná [cs] Zlín

2018-present: Miss České Republiky

Year	Miss České Republiky	Runners Up
Year	Miss České Republiky	1st Runner-Up	2nd Runner-Up
2018	Iveta Maurerová [cs] South Moravia	Tereza Bohuslavová Ústecký	Kristýna Malířová Ústecký
2019	Nikola Kokyová [cs]^[8]^[9] Central Bohemia	Sára Lyčková Moravia-Silesia	Dominika Benáková Hradec Králové

Gallery of Titleholders

Michaela Maláčová [cs] (pictured in 2013)
Miss Československo 1991
Kateřina Průšová (pictured in 2015)
Miss České Republiky 2002
Jana Doleželová (pictured in 2007)
Miss České Republiky 2004
Taťána Kuchařová
Miss České Republiky 2006 and Miss World 2006
Kateřina Sokolová
Miss České Republiky 2007
Zuzana Jandová
Miss České Republiky 2008
Iveta Maurerová [cs]
Miss České Republiky 2018

Representatives at International pageants

: Declared as Winner
: Ended as runner-up or top 5/6 qualification
: Ended as one of the finalists or semifinalists
: Ended as special awards winner

Miss Europe

Year	Region	Representative's Name	Placement	Title
2007	South Bohemia	Veronika Chmelířová [cs]	Did not compete	2nd Runner-Up at Miss České Republiky 2007
2006	Pardubice	Daniela Frantzová	Unplaced	Top 4 finalist at Miss České Republiky 2005
2005	South Moravia	Edita Hortová [cs]	Top 12	2nd Runner-Up at Miss České Republiky 2004
2004	No contest in 2004.
2003	Prague	Markéta Divišová	Unplaced	2nd Runner-Up at Miss České Republiky 2003
2002	Moravia-Silesia	Radka Kocurová [cs]	Unplaced	2nd Runner-Up at Miss České Republiky 2002
2001	Prague	Ema Černáková	Unplaced	Top 6 Finalist at Miss České Republiky 2001
2000	No contest in 2000.
1999	Central Bohemia	Jitka Kocurová [cs]	4th Runner-Up	2nd Runner-Up at Miss České Republiky 1999
1998	No contest in 1998.
1997	Central Bohemia	Kristýna Fridvalská	Top 12	1st Runner-Up at Miss České Republiky 1997
1996	Prague	Iva Kubelková [cs]	Unplaced	1st Runner-Up at Miss České Republiky 1996
1995	North Moravia (Moravia-Silesia)	Monika Žídková [cs]	Miss Europe 1995	Miss České Republiky 1995
1994	North Bohemia (Ústecký)	Kateřina Vondrová	Unplaced	1st Runner-Up at Miss České Republiky 1994
1993	Moravia	Jana Rybská	Unplaced	Top 5 Finalist at Miss Czech and Slovak Republic 1993
Miss Československo / Miss Czechoslovakia
1992	North Bohemia (Liberec)	Pavlína Babůrková [cs]	1st Runner-Up	Miss Československo 1992
1991	—	UNKNOWN	4th Runner-Up	—
Did not compete from 1970 to 1988. No contest 1975, 1977, 1979, 1983, 1986, 1987, 1989 & 1990.
1969	—	Jarmila Teplanová	Unplaced	Miss Československo 1968
1968	East Slovak Region (Košice)	Alžbeta Štrkulová [cs]	Unplaced	Miss Československo 1967
Did not compete from 1949 to 1967. No contest in 1951.
1948	—	UNKNOWN	Unplaced	Miss Československo 1948
Did not compete between 1936 & 1938. No contest from 1939 to 1947 due to World War II.
1935	—	Trude Böhm	Unplaced	Miss Československo 1935
Did not compete between 1931 & 1934.
1930	—	Milada Dostálová	Unplaced	Miss Československo 1930
1929	Did not compete in 1929. No contest in 1928.
1928	Did not compete in 1929. No contest in 1928.
1927	Bohemia (Prague)	Eliška Poznerová [cs]	Unplaced	Miss Československo 1927

Miss World

Year	Region	Representative's Name	Placement	Special Awards	Title
2009	Moravia-Silesia	Aneta Vignerová	Unplaced		Miss České Republiky 2009
2008	Moravia-Silesia	Zuzana Jandová	Unplaced		Miss České Republiky 2008
2007	Olomouc	Kateřina Sokolová	Unplaced		Miss České Republiky 2007
2006	Hradec Králové	Taťána Kuchařová	Miss World 2006	Miss World Northern Europe	Miss České Republiky 2006
2005	Ústecký	Lucie Králová [cs]	Unplaced		Miss České Republiky 2005
2004	Olomouc	Jana Doleželová	Top 15		Miss České Republiky 2004
2003	Central Bohemia	Lucie Váchová	Unplaced		Miss České Republiky 2003
2002	Prague	Kateřina Smržová [cs]	Unplaced		1st Runner-Up at Miss České Republiky 2002
2001	Ústecký	Andrea Fišerová	Unplaced		1st Runner-Up at Miss České Republiky 2001
2000	East Bohemia (Vysočina)	Michaela Salačová	Unplaced		Miss České Republiky 2000
1999	West Bohemia (Pilsen)	Helena Houdová	Unplaced		Miss České Republiky 1999
1998	Prague	Alena Šeredová	Top 5		1st Runner-Up at Miss České Repbuliky 1998
1997	North Moravia (Moravia-Silesia)	Terezie Dobrovolná [cs]	Unplaced		Miss České Republiky 1997
1996	North Moravia (Olomouc)	Petra Minářová [cs]	Unplaced		Miss České Republiky 1996
1995	East Bohemia (Pardubice)	Kateřina Kasalová	Unplaced		1st Runner-Up at Miss České Republiky 1995
1994	West Bohemia (Carlsbad)	Lenka Beličková	Unplaced		2nd Runner-Up at Miss České Republiky 1994
Miss World Czech Republic 1993, Miss Czech and Slovak 1993 2nd Runner-Up appointed to represent the CR at Miss World 1993
1993	Prague	Simona Smejkalová	Unplaced		2nd Runner-Up at Miss Czech and Slovak Republic 1993
Miss Československo / Miss Czechoslovakia
1992	East Slovak Region (Košice)	Gabriela Haršányová	Unplaced		1st Runner-Up at Miss Československo 1992
1991	East Slovak Region (Košice)	Andrea Tatarková	Unplaced		1st Runner-Up at Miss Československo 1991
1990	Central Bohemia	Andrea Rozkovcová	Unplaced		1st Runner-Up at Miss Československo 1990
1989	West Bohemia (Pilsen)	Jana Hronková	Unplaced		1st Runner-Up at Miss Československo 1989
Did not compete from 1970 to 1988.
1969	—	Marcela Bitnarova	Top 15		Miss Československo 1969
1968	Did not compete in 1968.
1967	East Slovak Region (Košice)	Alžbeta Štrkulová [cs]	Top 7/5th Runner-Up		Miss Československo 1967
Did not compete from 1951 to 1966.

Miss Universe

Year	Region	Representative's Name	Placement	Title
2005	Olomouc	Jana Doleželová	Did not compete	Miss České Republiky 2004
2004	Central Bohemia	Lucie Váchová	Unplaced	Miss České Republiky 2003
2003	Prague	Kateřina Smržová [cs]	Top 10	1st Runner-Up at Miss České Republiky 2002
2002	Liberec	Diana Kobzanová	Unplaced	Miss České Repulibky 2001
2001	South Moravia	Petra Kocarová	Unplaced	Top 6 Finalist at Miss České Republiky 2000
2000	Central Bohemia	Jitka Kocurová [cs]	Unplaced	2nd Runner-Up at Miss České Republiky 1999
1999	Prague	Petra Faltýnová [cs]	Unplaced	2nd Runner-Up at Miss České Republiky 1998
1998	Central Bohemia	Kristýna Fridvalská	Unplaced	1st Runner-Up at Miss České Republiky 1997
1997	North Moravia (Olomouc)	Petra Minářová [cs]	Unplaced	Miss České Republiky 1996
1996	Prague	Renata Hornofová	Unplaced	2nd Runner-Up at Miss České Republiky 1995
1995	South Moravia	Eva Kotulánová	Unplaced	Miss České Republiky 1994
1994	Did not compete in 1994.
Miss Universe Czech Republic 1993, Miss Československo / Miss Czechoslovakia 1992 appointed to represent the CR at Miss Universe 1993
1993	North Bohemia (Liberec)	Pavlína Babůrková [cs]	Top 10	Miss Československo 1992
Miss Československo / Miss Czechoslovakia
1992	South Moravia	Michaela Maláčová [cs]	Unplaced	Miss Československo 1991
1991	North Moravia (Moravia-Silesia)	Renata Gorecká [cs]	Unplaced	Miss Československo 1990
1990	West Bohemia (Pilsen)	Jana Hronková	Top 10	1st Runner-Up Miss Československo 1989
Did not compete from 1971 to 1989.
1970	—	Kristina Hanzalová	Top 15	Miss Československo 1970
Did not compete from 1952 to 1969.

Miss International

Year	Region	Representative's Name	Placement	Title
2010	Central Bohemia	Lucie Smatanová [cs]	Unplaced	1st Runner-Up at Miss České Republiky 2009
2009	South Moravia	Darja Jacukevičová	Unplaced	Finalist at Miss České Republiky 2008
2008	Moravia-Silesia	Zuzana Putnářová [cs]	4th Runner-Up	1st Runner-Up at Miss České Republiky 2008
2007	Olomouc	Veronika Pompeová [cs]	Top 15	1st Runner-Up at Miss České Republiky 2007
2006	Prague	Kateřina Pospíšilová	Unplaced	1st Runner-Up at Miss České Republiky 2006
2005	Central Bohemia	Petra Macháčková	Unplaced	1st Runner-Up at Miss České Republiky 2005
2004	South Bohemia	Michaela Wostlová	Unplaced	1st Runner-Up at Miss České Republiky 2004
2003	South Moravia	Klára Medková	Did not compete	1st Runner-Up at Miss České Republiky 2003
2002	Ústecký	Lenka Taussigová	Top 12	Top 6 Finalist at Miss České Republiky 2002
2001	Ústecký	Andrea Vránová	Unplaced	2nd Runner-Up at Miss České Republiky 2001
2000	South Bohemia	Markéta Svobodná	Top 15	2nd Runner-Up at Miss České Republiky 2000
1999	North Moravia (Moravia-Silesia)	Šárka Sikorová	Top 15	1st Runner-Up at Miss České Republiky 1999
1998	Prague	Petra Faltýnová [cs]	Top 15	2nd Runner-Up at Miss České Republiky 1998
1997	North Moravia (Olomouc)	Gabriela Justinová	Unplaced	2nd Runner-Up at Miss České Republiky 1997
1996	South Bohemia	Zdenka Zadrazilova	Unplaced	2nd Runner-Up at Miss České Republiky 1996
1995	Prague	Renata Hornofová	2nd Runner-Up	2nd Runner-Up at Miss České Republiky 1995
1994	Did not compete in 1993 & 1994.
1993	Did not compete in 1993 & 1994.
Miss Československo / Miss Czechoslovakia
1992	North Bohemia (Ústecký)	Štěpánka Týcová	Unplaced	2nd Runner-Up at Miss Československo 1992
1991	South Moravia (Zlín)	Markéta Silná	2nd Runner-Up	2nd Runner-Up at Miss Československo 1991
1990	Bratislava	Ingrid Ondrovičová	1st Runner-Up	2nd Runner-Up at Miss Československo 1990
Did not compete from 1960 to 1989.

Miss Supranational

Year	Region	Representative's Name	Placement	Title
2010	Zlín	Hana Věrná [cs]	1st Runner-Up	2nd Runner-Up at Miss České Republiky 2009
Miss Supranational Czech Republic — Official Designation
2009	Olomouc	Aneta Zelena	Unplaced	Miss Supranational Czech Republic 2009

Miss Globe

Year	Region	Representative's Name	Placement	Special Awards	Title
2020	Central Bohemia	Nikola Kokyová [cs]	Top 15	Miss Elegance	Miss České Republiky 2019
2019	Ústecký	Kristýna Malířová	4th Runner-Up		2nd Runner-Up at Miss České Republiky 2018

Miss Aura International

Year	Region	Representative's Name	Placement	Special Awards	Title
2020	Moravia-Silesia	Sára Lyčková	Top 15		1st Runner-Up at Miss České Republiky 2019
2019	Ústecký	Kristýna Malířová	Miss Aura Interantional 2019		2nd Runner-Up at Miss České Republiky 2018

References

^ "Rival contests will end war and will cooperate". Novinky.cz. Prague. May 4, 2010. Retrieved 2010-09-29.
^ "Kalendář Miss České republiky pokřtil na Václavském náměstí zpěvák Jason Derulo – TOP STAR | Prima". web.archive.org. 2019-05-17. Retrieved 2021-04-30.
^ "Známe vítězku Miss Léta 2018, ale i nultou Miss České republiky – TOP STAR | Prima". web.archive.org. 2019-05-17. Retrieved 2021-05-08.
^ "Tradiční Miss České republiky je zpět. Finalistky navštívily Poděbrady - Novinky.cz". www.novinky.cz. Retrieved 2021-05-11.
^ "Šestnáctou Miss je Jana Doleželová". iDNES.cz. 2004-04-17. Retrieved 2021-05-11.
^ "13. komnata Pavly Sudové, In April 2004, this model became the Czech Miss Sympathy. Half a year later, she almost died of anorexia nervosa. It weighed only 34 kg (2007)". Česká televize (in Czech). Retrieved 2021-05-11.
^ "Miss 2006 je Taťána Kuchařová! - Fotonoviny - Fotonoviny - Moravská obrazová galerie". www.fotonoviny.cz. Retrieved 2021-05-11.
^ "Miss České republiky zná vítězku: Slavnostní večer ovládla Nikola Kokyová". extra.cz (in Czech). 30 October 2019. Retrieved 10 May 2021.
^ Šťástka, Jakub (2019-10-30). "Miss ČR je Kolíňačka Nikola Kokyová". Kolínský deník (in Czech). Retrieved 2021-05-11.

External links

Miss České Republiky

[novinky-1] "Rival contests will end war and will cooperate". Novinky.cz. Prague. May 4, 2010. Retrieved 2010-09-29.

[2] "Kalendář Miss České republiky pokřtil na Václavském náměstí zpěvák Jason Derulo – TOP STAR | Prima". web.archive.org. 2019-05-17. Retrieved 2021-04-30.

[3] "Známe vítězku Miss Léta 2018, ale i nultou Miss České republiky – TOP STAR | Prima". web.archive.org. 2019-05-17. Retrieved 2021-05-08.

[4] "Tradiční Miss České republiky je zpět. Finalistky navštívily Poděbrady - Novinky.cz". www.novinky.cz. Retrieved 2021-05-11.

[5] "Šestnáctou Miss je Jana Doleželová". iDNES.cz. 2004-04-17. Retrieved 2021-05-11.

[6] "13. komnata Pavly Sudové, In April 2004, this model became the Czech Miss Sympathy. Half a year later, she almost died of anorexia nervosa. It weighed only 34 kg (2007)". Česká televize (in Czech). Retrieved 2021-05-11.

[7] "Miss 2006 je Taťána Kuchařová! - Fotonoviny - Fotonoviny - Moravská obrazová galerie". www.fotonoviny.cz. Retrieved 2021-05-11.

[8] "Miss České republiky zná vítězku: Slavnostní večer ovládla Nikola Kokyová". extra.cz (in Czech). 30 October 2019. Retrieved 10 May 2021.

[9] Šťástka, Jakub (2019-10-30). "Miss ČR je Kolíňačka Nikola Kokyová". Kolínský deník (in Czech). Retrieved 2021-05-11.

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