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The Eurovision Song Contest 1975 was the 20th edition and was held in Stockholm, Sweden on 22 March 1975 by way of ABBA's win in Brighton the previous year. It was hosted by Karin Falck. This contest marked several firsts: the debut of Turkey, as well as the first time in the contest's history that the first song in the running order would go on to win (a feat that would be accomplished two more times). Most notably, the 1975 contest introduced the 12-point voting system which is still being used today.

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rdfs:comment	The Eurovision Song Contest 1975 was the 20th edition and was held in Stockholm, Sweden on 22 March 1975 by way of ABBA's win in Brighton the previous year. It was hosted by Karin Falck. This contest marked several firsts: the debut of Turkey, as well as the first time in the contest's history that the first song in the running order would go on to win (a feat that would be accomplished two more times). Most notably, the 1975 contest introduced the 12-point voting system which is still being used today.
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Previous	1974(xsd:integer)
Semi	--
Nex	1976(xsd:integer)
Theme	N/A
Winner	Ding-a-Dong Teach-In
Broadcaster	20(xsd:integer)
exsupervisor	Clifford Brown
Final	1975-03-22(xsd:date)
Opening	N/A
interval	The World of John Bauer
Name	Eurovision Song Contest 1975
Pre	1974(xsd:integer)
withdraw	N/A
Entries	19(xsd:integer)
presenters	Karin Falck
Venue	Älvsjömässan, Stockholm, Sweden
vote	Each country awarded 12, 10, 8-1 points to their 10 favourite songs
Conductor	Mats Olsson
NEXT	1976(xsd:integer)
Director	N/A
nul	N/A
abstract	The Eurovision Song Contest 1975 was the 20th edition and was held in Stockholm, Sweden on 22 March 1975 by way of ABBA's win in Brighton the previous year. It was hosted by Karin Falck. This contest marked several firsts: the debut of Turkey, as well as the first time in the contest's history that the first song in the running order would go on to win (a feat that would be accomplished two more times). Most notably, the 1975 contest introduced the 12-point voting system which is still being used today. The Netherlands won the contest for the third time thanks to the group Teach-In with their song Ding-a-Dong.

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