The "Lysistrata" Project was a peace protest initiative in which thousands of readings of Aristophanes's play "
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The Lysistrata Project — may refer to: * The Lysistrata Project (protest), a 2003 peace protest in reaction to the Iraq disarmament crisis * The Lysistrata Project (radio drama), a contemporary adaptation of Aristophanes s play See also * Lysistrata , the play by… … Wikipedia
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