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Veterans for Peace
Fourth of July Parade
Chanhassen, Minnesota
2005 |
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| Thousands in this Minneapolis suburb see and read the message. Many agree. |
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| This is a visual representation of the event. It is not meant to be complete, but rather a glimpse of the moment. |
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| 12 images. © 2005 CircleVision.org. All rights reserved. |
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| The flag draped coffin symbolizing those who have died in Gulf War II. |
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| The large two sided banner of the Red Wing, MN. area Veterans for Peace group. On it are printed the names of some of the Gulf War II American war dead. |
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| A tip of the hat to the American flag. Like most people lining the parade route, after acknowleging the flag, they were a little startled by the complete message of Veterans for Peace. Many seemed to agree. Very few verbally spoke out against. |
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Contact the organizers:
• Veterans for Peace: 612-821-9141 or online
note: link active when posted but will not be updated.
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