OSS Public Lecture: Couldn’t Stop The Worst – The Anti-War Movement Twenty Years Later

On the 15th February 2003 a series of demonstrations held across New Zealand against the impending invasion kicked off a coordinated wave of demonstrations which would become one of the largest international protests in history. A month later, on the morning of the 20th March, combat troops from the US, UK, Australia, and Poland began streaming into Iraq. The invasion would open one of the bloodiest chapters in one of the deadliest conflicts of the 21st century.