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When was the springbok tour that resulted in a nation wide anti tour protests?
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Unfortunately you have not stipulated which nation you were referring to. However, there were disruptions and anti tour protests between 1964 and late. 70s. The All Blacks toured in 1960, despite a campaign based on the slogan of "No Maoris, No Tour", and a 150,000 signature petition opposing it. IN matches played in the UK in the Mid 70s the Springbok received a very uncustomary welcome to the Arms Park in Wales where the main access street to the stadium was blocked by Apartheid protesters and then during the National Anthems the manager of Wales Carwyn and Flanking John Taylor refused to take the field until the anthems were completed as a protest to the continuing exclusion of black players considered for the South African team and the clear anti behaviour against black opponents.
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