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I've deleted the following text as it is obviously very badly translated, assuming it means anything at all: ''(it acted of a joke of comic French ; Jacques Martin)'' [[User:Jon Rob|Jon Rob]] 13:00, 11 December 2006 (UTC)
I've deleted the following text as it is obviously very badly translated, assuming it means anything at all: ''(it acted of a joke of comic French ; Jacques Martin)'' [[User:Jon Rob|Jon Rob]] 13:00, 11 December 2006 (UTC)

== Not correct ==

The story about Liechtenstein wanting to participate in 1969 is not true.

The song "Un beau matin" is a hoax, a parody of your typical Eurovision entry, and has no link neither to the contest nor Liechtenstein apart from the sleeve naming it "The official entry of Liechtenstein at the 1969 Eurovision Song Contest".

Liechtenstein DID try to enter the contest in 1976 and were denied access due to the reasons quoted here.

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I am short of information on the Eurovision song contest winners in the French language.

There is no shortage of lists of winners and more lists but what I would like please is more biographical information on Frida Boccara, Isabelle Aubret, Andre Claveau, Marie Myriam, Lys Assia. I have a certain amount but would like more.

I have an LP of the winnings songs of this time but there is nothing for Andre cleaveau.

Thanks Carol of Reading

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I've deleted the following text as it is obviously very badly translated, assuming it means anything at all: (it acted of a joke of comic French ; Jacques Martin) Jon Rob 13:00, 11 December 2006 (UTC)[reply]

Not correct

The story about Liechtenstein wanting to participate in 1969 is not true.

The song "Un beau matin" is a hoax, a parody of your typical Eurovision entry, and has no link neither to the contest nor Liechtenstein apart from the sleeve naming it "The official entry of Liechtenstein at the 1969 Eurovision Song Contest".

Liechtenstein DID try to enter the contest in 1976 and were denied access due to the reasons quoted here.

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