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Anti-war Protests Take Place In Over 800 Cities & Towns

HeadlineMar 21, 2005

Anti-war protests were held in over 800 cities and towns across the country on Saturday to mark the second anniversary of the Iraq invasion. In Fayatteville, North Carolina more than 4,000 gathered outside the military base at Fort Bragg. It was the largest protest at the base since the Vietnam War. In New York members of the War Resisters League staged acts of civil disobedience outside military recruiting stations. 36 people were arrested. Overseas the largest protests came in London where between 45,000 and 100,000 people took to the streets.

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