Eurovision Song Contest 1965 - International Broadcasts and Voting

International Broadcasts and Voting

The table below shows the order in which votes were cast during the 1965 contest along with the spokesperson who was responsible for announcing the votes for their respective country. Each national broadcaster also sent a commentator to the contest, in order to provide coverage of the contest in their own native language. Details of the commentators and the broadcasting station for which they represented are also included in the table below.

Voting order Country Spokespersons Commentator Broadcaster
01 Netherlands Dick van Bommel Teddy Scholten Nederland 1
02 United Kingdom Michael Aspel David Jacobs BBC1
David Gell BBC Light Programme
03 Spain Pepe Palau Federico Gallo TVE
04 Ireland Frank Hall Bunny Carr Telefís Éireann
Kevin Roche Radio Éireann
05 Germany Lia Wöhr Hermann Rockmann ARD Deutsches Fernsehen
06 Austria Ernst Grissemann Emil Kollpacher ORF
07 Norway Sverre Christophersen Erik Diesen NRK and NRK P1
08 Belgium Nand Baert Herman Verelst BRT
Paule Herreman RTB
09 Monaco TBC Pierre Tchernia Télé Monte Carlo
10 Sweden Edvard Matz Berndt Friberg Sveriges Radio-TV and SR P1
11 France TBC Pierre Tchernia Première Chaîne ORTF
12 Portugal Maria Manuela Furtado Henrique Mendes RTP
13 Italy Renato Tagliani Renato Tagliani Programma Nazionale
14 Denmark Bent Henius TBC DR TV
15 Luxembourg TBC Pierre Tchernia Télé-Luxembourg
16 Finland Poppe Berg Aarno Walli TV-ohjelma 1
17 Yugoslavia TBC Miloje Orlović Televizija Beograd
Mladen Delić Televizija Zagreb
Tomaž Terček Televizija Ljubljana
18 Switzerland Alexandre Burger Theodor Haller TV DRS
Georges Hardy TSR
Giovanni Bertini TSI

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