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"Eurovision Song Contest Kyiv 2005"

The final and semifinal of the Eurovision Song Contest 2005 in Kiev, Ukraine.

Track 1 has the final from the beginning of the show till after the last song from France - and then continues from after the voting has ended - with the announcement of the winner.

Track 2 has the semifinal from the beginning of the show till after the last song from Poland.

Released in a standard DVD box.

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