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Nul Points - The Unofficial Eurovision Quiz Book: Over 1200 questions about everyone's favourite song contest

By (author) Nate Rae

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Do you know which country won the very first Eurovision Song Contest in 1956? And can you name the five members of Kalush Orchestra, the 2022 contest winners? How about which iconic song ABBA won with in 1974? Celebrating the Eurovision Song Contest, this unofficial quiz book features more than 1,200 questions and will test your Eurovision pop history knowledge to the limit. With different levels of difficulty, there's something for everyone - let's just hope you don't score the dreaded nul points! This book is the perfect companion to a Eurovision party night, and would make a great gift for any pop-obsessed friend or family member.

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