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The Rugby World Cup and the Born Free Dancing Victory
By Dr Heike Schmidt On Saturday 2 November the ‘Springboks’, South Africa’s national rugby team, won the world cup in the final game against England. There has been a much-reported twitter storm in response to one of the Springbok players, … Continue reading
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Tagged modern history, national identity, Nelson Mandela, rugby, South Africa
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