Miss International 1989

Miss International 1989
Date	September 17, 1989
Presenters	Masumi Okada
Venue	Kanazawa Kagekiza, Kanazawa, Japan
Broadcaster	TV Tokyo
Entrants	47
Placements	15
Withdrawals	India, Peru, Uruguay, Yugoslavia
Returns	Austria, Dominican Republic, Britain, Hawaii, Paraguay, Poland
Winner	Iris Klein [1]   Germany
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Miss International 1989, the 29th Miss International pageant, was held on 17 September 1989 at Kanazawa's Kagekiza. The pageant was hosted by Masumi Okada and the pageant won by Iris Klein of Germany. ^{[2] [3]}

Results

Placements

Placement [2]	Contestant [2]
Miss International 1989	Germany - Iris Klein [4]
1st runner-up	Poland - Aneta Kręglicka [4]
2nd runner-up	Venezuela - Carolina Omaña Trujillo [4]
Top 15	Australia - Jodie Martel   Britain - Victoria Susannah Lace   Denmark - Maria Josephine Hirse   Finland - Minna Kaarina Kittilä   Hawaii - Sherri Teixeira   Holland - Gyslain Mydwelk   Iceland - Gudrun Eyjolfsdóttir   Mexico - Erika Salum Escalante   New Zealand - Rochelle Boyle   South Korea - Kim Hee-jung   Spain - Mercedes Martín Mier   United States - Deborah Lee Husti

Contestants

•   Argentina - Marcela Laura Bonesi
•   Australia - Jodie Martel
•   Austria - Bettina Berghold
•   Belgium - Violetta Blazejczak
•   Bolivia - Katerine Rivera Vaca
•   Brazil - Ana Paula Ottani
•   Britain - Victoria Susannah Lace
•   Canada - Linda Marie Farrell
•   Colombia - Clelia Alexandra Ablanque Moreno
•   Costa Rica - Maria Antonieta Sáenz Vargas
•   Denmark - Maria Josephine Hirse
•   Dominican Republic - Elbanira Morales de la Rosa
•   Finland - Minna Kaarina Kittilä
•   France - Dorothée Lambert
•   Germany - Iris Klein
•   Greece - Emmanouela Evdoridou
•   Guam - Janiece Annette Santos
•   Hawaii - Sherri Joan Teixeira
•   Holland - Ghislaine Niewold
•   Honduras - Cynthia Zavala
•   Hong Kong - Donna Chu Kit-Yee
•   Iceland - Gudrun Eyjolfsdóttir
•   Ireland - Louise Rose Kelley
•   Israel - Limor Fishel
•   Italy - Barbara Tarcci
•   Jamaica - Loceilia Stephenson
•   Japan - Tamae Ogura
•   South Korea - Kim Hee-jung
•   Luxembourg - Nicole Schalz
•   Mexico - Erika Salum Escalante
•   New Zealand - Rochelle Boyle
•   Northern Marianas - Teresa Wamar
•   Norway - Heide Olsen
•   Panama - Jenia Mayela Nenzen
•   Paraguay - Alba Maria Cordero Rivals
•   Philippines - Lilia Eloisa Marfori Andanar
•   Poland - Aneta Kręglicka
•   Portugal - Helena Cristina da Silva Teixeira
•   Puerto Rico - Michele Cotto
•   Singapore - Pamela Kurt Ha Chee
•   Spain - Mercedes Martín Mier
•   Sweden - Isabelle Soelmann
•    Switzerland - Françoise Bezzola
•   Thailand - Mayuree Chaiyo
•   Turkey - Esra Acar
•   United States - Deborah Lee Husti
•   Venezuela - Beatriz Carolina Omaña Trujillo

References

1. "History of Miss International". miss-international.org. Retrieved 20 February 2025.
2. Miss International Coverage 1989
3. "Miss International Past Winners 1980-1989". YouTube. 29 September 2011.
4. "テレホンカード MISS INTERNATIONAL 1989". aucview.aucfan (in Japanese). Retrieved 20 February 2025.