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For other national pageants of the Czech Republic, see Czech Miss. For other uses, see Miss Czech Republic.
Miss České republiky
Miss Československo
Miss Czechoslovakia
Formation1927
(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)
TypeBeauty pageant
HeadquartersPrague
Location
Membership
Director(s)
Robert Novotný & Alexandra Belingerová
WebsiteMiss České republiky

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

Year Post World War I/Pre World War II
Miss Československo / Miss Czechoslovakia (1927–1935) 		Runners Up
1st Runner-Up 2nd Runner-Up
1927 Eliška Poznerová [cs]
 Bohemia ( Prague) 		— —
1930 Milada Dostálová — —
1935 Trude Böhm — —
Year Post World War II/Pre modern day
Miss Československo / Miss Czechoslovakia (1948–1970) 		Runners Up
1st Runner-Up 2nd Runner-Up
1948 UNKNOWN — —
1967 Alžbeta Štrkulová [cs]
East Slovak Region ( Košice) 		Zuzana Porízková Iva Filipová
1968 Jarmila Teplanová — —
1969 Kristina Hanzalová Marcela Bitnarova Marta Rausuvá
1970 Miroslava Jancíková Xenie Hallová —
Year Miss Československo / Miss Czechoslovakia (1989–1992) Runners Up
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)
Year Miss České a Slovenské Republiky / Miss Czech and Slovak Republic (1993) Runners Up
1st Runner-Up 2nd Runner-Up
1993 Silvia Lakatošová
( Bratislava) 		Karin Majtánová
( Bratislava) 		Simona Smejkalová
( Prague)
Year Miss České Republiky (1994–2009) Runners Up
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
( 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)
Year Miss České Republiky (2018–present) Runners Up
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)
2020 Jana Krojidlová
( Central Bohemia) 		Valerie Herianová
( Ústecký) 		Kateřina Šimonková
( Moravia-Silesia)
2021 Helena Čermáková
( Zlín) 		Sarah Horáková
( South Moravia) 		Valerie Váňová
( Ústecký)

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 Special Awards 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
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 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 republiky 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 1st Runner-Up at 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 Special Awards 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 republiky 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 1969
Did not compete from 1952 to 1969.

Miss International

Year Region Representative's Name Placement Special Awards 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 Zadražilová 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
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 Special Awards 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 Zelená 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

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  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.
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