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Countries that Boycotted the 1980 Moscow Olympics
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Last updated: December 12, 2014
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6 Comments
Gyrenaica
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Level 34
Dec 16, 2014
Good for all of us!
DaBestQuizmaster
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Level 41
Aug 11, 2017
I thought that the UK government decided to boycott the games but several athletes went regardless under a white flag... I may be wrong
Maladroit
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Level 50
Nov 20, 2017
I really love that Japan boycotted. It's all about money. Thank you, America, for all the money. You want us to boycott some Olympics? Sure!
gzx5
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Level 75
Nov 11, 2018
It was because of Afghanistan right?
uHkOrHuTo
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Level 48
Mar 29, 2019
Yes, because of it. Fun fact, that Afghanistan itself didn't boycott 1980 Olympic games.
Kingsfisher
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Level 68
Aug 29, 2023
You are slightly mistaken in your judgment, considering that the fact that Afghanistan did not boycott the games is funny. In the West, many have the misconception that the Soviet invasion of Afghanistan was a war of the USSR against Afghanistan, no, it was a war of the USSR and Afghanistan against the Mujahideen. In addition, if we omit the fact that the government in Afghanistan was overthrown (rather pro-Soviet) and replaced with a more pro-Soviet one, then it was more likely an intervention in general.
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