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Renée Rebecca Dangoor (Arabic: رينيه دنكور) was the first beauty queen in the history of Iraq, being crowned in 1947. She was born in December 1925 to a Jewish Baghdadi family in Shanghai (Republic of China), and died on July 9, 2008, in London. According to David Dangoor, son of the couple, the family left Iraq in 1959, although the father, Naim Dangoor, continued managing the family business in Iraq for some years, until it was expropriated from him. Renée Dangoor died on July 9, 2008, having suffered from breast cancer.

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  • رينيه دنكور هي أول ملكة جمال في تاريخ العراق توجت باللقب في عام 1947 ولدت في ديسمبر 1925 ونشأت في بغداد من عائلة يهودية، توفيت في عام 9 يوليو 2008 في لندن. (ar)
  • Renée Rebecca Dangor (en árabe, رينيه دنكور‎) fue la primera reina de la belleza de la historia de Irak. Nació en diciembre de 1925 en el seno de una familia judeo-bagdadí en Shanghái, (República de China), y falleció el 9 de julio de 2008, en Londres (Reino Unido). (es)
  • Renée Rebecca Dangoor (Arabic: رينيه دنكور) was the first beauty queen in the history of Iraq, being crowned in 1947. She was born in December 1925 to a Jewish Baghdadi family in Shanghai (Republic of China), and died on July 9, 2008, in London. According to David Dangoor, son of the couple, the family left Iraq in 1959, although the father, Naim Dangoor, continued managing the family business in Iraq for some years, until it was expropriated from him. Renée Dangoor died on July 9, 2008, having suffered from breast cancer. (en)
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  • رينيه دنكور هي أول ملكة جمال في تاريخ العراق توجت باللقب في عام 1947 ولدت في ديسمبر 1925 ونشأت في بغداد من عائلة يهودية، توفيت في عام 9 يوليو 2008 في لندن. (ar)
  • Renée Rebecca Dangor (en árabe, رينيه دنكور‎) fue la primera reina de la belleza de la historia de Irak. Nació en diciembre de 1925 en el seno de una familia judeo-bagdadí en Shanghái, (República de China), y falleció el 9 de julio de 2008, en Londres (Reino Unido). (es)
  • Renée Rebecca Dangoor (Arabic: رينيه دنكور) was the first beauty queen in the history of Iraq, being crowned in 1947. She was born in December 1925 to a Jewish Baghdadi family in Shanghai (Republic of China), and died on July 9, 2008, in London. She belonged to a distinguished family of Baghdadi Jews. Her father, Moshe Dangoor (1888-1962), was a prominent doctor in Baghdad, whose father was the Chief Rabbi of Baghdad, Ezra Dangoor (1848–1930); her mother's name was Sybil Luna Dangoor (1900-?). Her paternal uncle, Eliahou Dangoor (1883-1976), father of her future husband, ran the Ezra Reuben Dangoor Print, established in Baghdad in 1904 by his father the Great Rabbi, one of the oldest ones in Iraq, said to be the world's largest printer of books in Arabic. She was born in Shanghai, where her family temporarily lived for business. The family moved back to Baghdad when she was still a child. Renée Dangor was crowned Miss Baghdad on December 31, 1946, and in September 1947 awarded the title of Miss Iraq. The celebration was held at the Iraqi Flying Club, during the New Year's Benefit Ball. In November 1947, she married her cousin, Dr. Naim Dangoor (1914–2015), with whom she had four sons, one of whom is the British businessman and philanthropist David Dangoor. According to David Dangoor, son of the couple, the family left Iraq in 1959, although the father, Naim Dangoor, continued managing the family business in Iraq for some years, until it was expropriated from him. Her memorial webpage records a lecture of hers, held in October 1990, on the subject of the Jews of Shanghai and their plight during the Second World War. Renée Dangoor died on July 9, 2008, having suffered from breast cancer. (en)
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