Kross European Song Contest of 1920

This was the 1st edition of the Kross European Song Contest to be held in history. It was setup after the cancellation of the Kross Gesangsfestival in 1914 due to the First World War. Production began in Early 1919 following the end of the First World War. Five singers from each country would pay a small fee and fill out a concert hall for an evening.

Participation
40% of the songs were sung in French. 40% of the songs were sung in Dutch. 20% of the songs were sung in English.

Hosting
Because Nibbelink, the executive, grew up in Zaansted, the Netherlands, the contest was hosted there.

Results
The first voting method used was each country would distribute 10 points across all other 4 countries in which ever way they wanted. These votes were made from a jury of 5 professionals. There was a second set of juries from each country, these made of people from the general public who would distribute 10 points the same way. The first set on the table represent the professional jury, the second set represent the general public jury. You could not vote for yourself or own country.