We’re in the lull between the national final season, so we thought we’d add some more rankings. This time the team ranks the iconic edition of the contest: Eurovision 1951.
The Ranking
| Country | Entrant | Entry |
| West Germany | Falscher Hase | Wo ist mein Öl? |
| Monaco | Timotheé Valise | Trop des bagages |
| Ireland | Donnacha an Turcaí | The Fateful Heron |
| Czechoslovakia | Miss Pilsner | The Pink Spy |
| French Berlin | Le Jesus | Die kleine schläfrige Katze |
| Saar Protectorate | D’ànîle | D’où viennent ces oiseaux ? |
| Denmark | Benjåmin | Mine kanelsnegles drømme |
| Switzerland | Katja Ebstein | Foie Gras |
| Flanders | Angus niet van de Dijk | Berg van Barmhartigheid |
| Yugoslavia | ilegalni autobusi grupi | The Lisbon Liaison |
What was our winner of Eurovision 1951
- 3rd: Donnacha an Turcaí – The Fateful Heron (Ireland) 14 points
- 2nd: Angus niet van de Dijk – Berg van Barmhartigheid (Flanders) 26 points
- 1st: … The one and only…
Timotheé Valise! Our Luggage queen won our hearts with ‘Trop des bagages’!
The Story of Eurovision 1951
The third edition of the contest saw some fraught voting with the winner bouncing between Czechoslovakia and Monaco with the former ultimately winning, and giving them their second win. Some controversy did arise due to the Monegasque entrant forcing a dozen production hands to carry all of his suitcases around all the time.
In case you hadn’t realise this is clearly a joke. April Fools!
Source: That Eurovision Site
Photo Credit: Tetiana
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