Eurovision History Advanced

Answer 20 advanced questions on Eurovision Song Contest history from 1956 to 2020

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The first year a song in Arabic was performed at Eurovision	1980
A country which as of 2020 hasn't won for the longest time	Spain
A singer who is the earliest-born (1905) artist to ever compete in Eurovision	Lale Andersen
The first year with fireworks used at Eurovision stage	1994
A country which for the first time sent a Muslim to Eurovision	Yugoslavia
The year Soviet Union considered to participate in Eurovision but opted out	1987
The youngest ever Eurovision participant	Nathalie Pâque
The only country to come 3rd at Eurovision 3 times in a row	Germany
The bigest arena to ever stage Eurovision	Parken
The lowest amount of points that was ever enough to win Eurovision	18

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A non-European country set to perform 4th at Eurovision 1977 but later withdrew from the contest	Tunisia
A Norwegian singer to compete in Eurovision 6 times: 3 times as participant, twice as backing singer and once as composer	Anita Skorgan
The year no country took 3rd place, except for 1956 and 1969	1990
The only country to win and withdraw the year after	Israel
The only Eurovision singer to be French, but to represent both Luxembourg and Monaco	Michèle Torr
The first year Eurovision was broadcast to Australia	1983
A Eurovision winner who's ran for president twice	Dana
How many letters does the longest Eurovision song title have?	41
A country with the first ever Eurovision drag queen	Norway
A country which sent songs in Mühlviertlerisch, Styrian and Vorarlbergisch to Eurovision	Austria