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The 27 pages that link to 1976 Summer Olympics, each with the reason it gives.

• 1980 Summer OlympicsRelated: Several African countries boycotted Montreal over New Zealand’s participation, an earlier Olympic protest.

• Nadia ComăneciRelated: Comăneci’s perfect scores at these Games made her an international figure.

• Soviet Union at the OlympicsBroader topic: The USSR competed while a large group of countries stayed away for reasons beyond superpower rivalry.

• 1976 Winter OlympicsCompared with: The separate Summer Games shared the Olympic year but were hosted in another city.

• Olga KorbutRelated: Korbut won two team medals and an individual silver in Montreal, her second and final Olympics.

• George ForemanRelated: Foreman's Olympic gold preceded his rise to professional heavyweight champion.

• Nikolai AndrianovRelated: Andrianov won seven medals in Montreal, including four golds and the men's all-around title.

• Sugar Ray LeonardBroader topic: Leonard won the light-welterweight gold medal at these Games.

• Caitlyn JennerBroader topic: Jenner’s victory there established the defining athletic achievement of Jenner’s public identity.

• Teófilo StevensonRelated: Stevenson retained his heavyweight title in Montreal.

• Waltzing MatildaRelated: Australian athletes used “Waltzing Matilda” as a protest song during the closing ceremony.

• Edwin MosesRelated: Moses won his first Olympic title in Montreal at age 20.

• Lasse VirénRelated: His repeat double made him the first man to win both events at consecutive Olympics.

• Thomas HearnsRelated: Hearns narrowly missed the United States Olympic boxing team before beginning his professional career.

• Irena SzewińskaRelated: Her final Olympic gold came in a new event for her.

• Ivan YaryginRelated: His second Olympic gold confirmed his dominance in heavyweight freestyle wrestling.

• Ludmilla TourischevaRelated: Her final Olympics added a fourth gold and demonstrated sustained success across three Games.

• Ratko RudićBroader topic: Rudić competed in the water polo tournament for Yugoslavia.

• Sawao KatōRelated: Katō won his third consecutive team title and added two more Olympic golds.

• Sergei BelovBroader topic: Belov earned another bronze as the Soviet Union finished third in basketball.

• Viktor SaneyevRelated: His victory there completed three consecutive Olympic triple-jump gold medals.

• Yuriy SedykhRelated: Sedykh won his first Olympic hammer throw gold medal in Montreal.

• Hans Günter WinklerRelated: Winkler’s final Olympic appearance brought his seventh medal, a team gold.

• Klaus DibiasiRelated: His third consecutive platform gold made him the event’s first three-time Olympic champion.

• Roland MatthesRelated: Matthes added a fourth Olympic gold as part of East Germany's medley relay.

• Uljana SemjonovaBroader topic: Semjonova helped the Soviet Union win its first Olympic women’s basketball gold.

• Vasily AlekseyevRelated: He defended his superheavyweight Olympic title in Montreal.