On 17 July 1976, at the opening ceremony of the Montreal Olympics, 25 African countries withdrew their teams. The boycott was due to long-standing tensions over South Africa's refusal to condemn the policy of apartheid. South Africa had been banned from the Olympics since 1964, but the boycotting countries protested at New Zealand's continued sporting links with South Africa. The International Olympic Committee refused to ban New Zealand, whose rugby team was touring South Africa at the time, so the boycotting nations took it upon themselves to make a stand.
Montreal, Canada
1976 in Montreal
Montreal
The 1976 Montreal Olympics were boycotted by 23 Third World countries. It was not one of Australia's greatest Olympic years with 1 silver and 4 bronze medals.
Montreal, Canada
1976 Montreal by several African countries, 1980 Moscow by many countries led by the USA in protest of USSR war in Afghanistan, and in Los Angeles 1984 by several communist countries led by USSR as retaliation for 1980.
1976 Summer Games in Montreal.
2, the 1976 Summer Games in Montreal and the 1980 Summer Games in Moscow.
Summer: Montreal, Canada Winter: Innsbruck, Austria
Japan, USA and West Germany boycotted the 1980 Moscow Olympic games.
0. Canadian athletes won 11 medals at the 1976 Summer Games in Montreal (5 silver and 6 bronze).
Montreal, CanadaDenver, United States → Innsbruck, Austria winter games