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Josh HarveyMarch 18 2006 Antiwar (2006)

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The Sheboygan Peaceseekers, Veterans for Peace and Between the Lakes Green Party worked on two events to bring attention to the third anniversary of the War on Iraq. They Erected "Walls of Rememberance" and placed the names of U.S. casualties on it while posting images of Iraqi dead nearby. After the wall event they gathered at a peace concert featuring Jason Moon, a veteran of the Iraq War.
This video is an 8 minute compilation of the days events.

This movie is part of the collection: Iraq War: Peace Movement

Producer: Josh Harvey
Production Company: snowshoefilms
Audio/Visual: sound, color
Language: english
Keywords: antiwar demonstration, wisconsin, peaceseekers, vets for peace, jason moon,

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Third Anniversary of the War on Iraq	5.26 MB	25 MB		31 MB
Third Anniversary of the War on Iraq			4.07 MB
Third Anniversary of the War on Iraq	13 MB	28 MB		31 MB
Third Anniversary of the War on Iraq			3.27 MB

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Reviewer: prelingerlm - - June 13, 2006
Subject: wonderfully moving!
Thanks for creating this short movie to commemorate those of us who put our bodies out in public to be seen as evidence against aggression! We've been doing this for decades, and centuries, and keep letting others know about demonstrations.

This film presentation was only flawed by the compression used - or not - in future, you would keep your film / video quality higher by experimenting with different compressions and shooting with higher quality video capability!

5 stars for spirit, content and effort