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Who Needs War?

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  • Young students sitting and standing infront of busses on princess street. One banner reads fight the bosses not their wars
    Anti-war blockade of Princes St, March 2003
  • Young students protesting outside the edinburgh castle against the iraq war, with banners, one reads Magic Carpet with the a's replaced by an anarchist a symbol
    Anti-war action, Edinburgh Castle, 17th March 2003
  • first page of a bulletin published by Action Against the War, March 3rd 2003, titled who needs war? followed by text encouraging people to protest against the iraq war
    First page of the Who Needs War bulletin, published by Action Against the War on 26th March 2003
  • Second page of a bulletin published by Action Against the War, March 3rd 2003, titled who needs war? followed by text describing how the people in the UK and US are the targets of military propaganda campaign.
    Second page of the Who Needs War bulletin, published by Action Against the War on 26th March 2003
  • First page of the Stop the Killing bulletin published by Scottish Anarchists, describing how war is for the benefit of the ruling class.
    First page of the Stop the Killing bulletin
  • Second page of the Stop the Killing bulletin published by Scottish Anarchists, describing how we can make a change to the current political direction.
    Second page of the Stop the Killing bulletin

Who Needs War? Documents from the struggle against the Iraq war

Twenty years after the British and US states attacked Iraq, we bring you documents of anti war resistance from ACE’s Autonomous Archive.

Who Needs War? was published by Action Against the War c/o ACE and features an article by one of the courageous school students who went on strike against the war and defied the police in mass direct actions in Edinburgh city centre. Stop the Killing! was produced by a combined effort of different class struggle anarchist groups in Scotland.

The photos show images from 17 March 2003 when hundreds of striking school students were among anti war activists who stormed Edinburgh Castle and blockaded Princes Street. As with today’s climate strikes, striking school students were to the fore in the struggle.

If interested in the Autonomous Archive please contact ACE via acemail@gmx.co.uk

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