en: ulisse-gilioli: chapter-3: c: 3 title: "The newspaper" subtitles: sequence-1: s: 1 from: "00:00:00,00" to: "00:00:04,22" text: "In the meantime I had composed a poem" sequence-2: s: 2 from: "00:00:04,23" to: "00:00:08,22" text: "about the partisan courier." sequence-3: s: 3 from: "00:00:08,23" to: "00:00:14,14" text: "Shall I recite it for you?" sequence-4: s: 4 from: "00:00:14,15" to: "00:00:22,17" text: "It's called \"Garibaldina\"." sequence-5: s: 5 from: "00:00:24,14" to: "00:00:27,23" text: "O hero walking with courage," sequence-6: s: 6 from: "00:00:27,24" to: "00:00:33,19" text: "along the steep roads and horrible paths" sequence-7: s: 7 from: "00:00:33,20" to: "00:00:38,00" text: "you have something in your proud looks," sequence-8: s: 8 from: "00:00:38,01" to: "00:00:42,18" text: "that recalls the mother, the bride, the sister." sequence-9: s: 9 from: "00:00:42,19" to: "00:00:46,00" text: "Simple are your hair and your skirt," sequence-10: s: 10 from: "00:00:46,01" to: "00:00:50,01" text: "your thoughts are on struggle and uneasiness" sequence-11: s: 11 from: "00:00:50,02" to: "00:00:53,21" text: "you don't rest on candid pillows," sequence-12: s: 12 from: "00:00:53,22" to: "00:00:59,21" text: "your pain is eased by laying on hay." sequence-13: s: 13 from: "00:00:59,22" to: "00:01:04,00" text: "Don't ever get tired, Anita," sequence-14: s: 14 from: "00:01:04,01" to: "00:01:07,23" text: "if you live this exasperating life," sequence-15: s: 15 from: "00:01:07,24" to: "00:01:10,18" text: "for the triumph of the ideal of freedom" sequence-16: s: 16 from: "00:01:10,19" to: "00:01:14,15" text: "that indicates the sacred battle to everyone" sequence-17: s: 17 from: "00:01:14,16" to: "00:01:17,21" text: "the way to a just and shiny future" sequence-18: s: 18 from: "00:01:17,22" to: "00:01:21,04" text: "the way to universal peace." sequence-19: s: 19 from: "00:01:25,15" to: "00:01:32,17" text: "I brought it to the journal some time before Christmas" sequence-20: s: 20 from: "00:01:32,18" to: "00:01:37,15" text: "and there I met the solicitor Lando Landini" sequence-21: s: 21 from: "00:01:37,16" to: "00:01:41,02" text: "who was studying medicine" sequence-22: s: 22 from: "00:01:41,03" to: "00:01:48,01" text: "and he told me: \"Look, this verse here has no flow ...\"" sequence-23: s: 23 from: "00:01:48,02" to: "00:01:56,08" text: "and I replied: \"No, either you publish it like this of not at all.\"" sequence-24: s: 24 from: "00:01:56,09" to: "00:02:07,02" text: "And I went away. After 20-30 meters he called me back and said:" sequence-25: s: 25 from: "00:02:07,03" to: "00:02:12,07" text: "\"Go away, I'll take care of it, we'll publish it." sequence-26: s: 26 from: "00:02:12,08" to: "00:02:18,14" text: "Now, could you come over here to work for the journal?\"" sequence-27: s: 27 from: "00:02:18,15" to: "00:02:25,04" text: "They were issuing two newspapers, the \"Garibaldino\" and the \"Partigiano\"," sequence-28: s: 28 from: "00:02:25,05" to: "00:02:30,18" text: "the former for the Garibaldi-brigades, the latter for the Green Flames." sequence-29: s: 29 from: "00:02:30,19" to: "00:02:37,18" text: "I accepted, they called me then special reporter" sequence-30: s: 30 from: "00:02:37,19" to: "00:02:49,10" text: "and was sent to the units to describe the partisan life." sequence-31: s: 31 from: "00:02:49,11" to: "00:03:00,10" text: "I liked it, I noticed I got better every day, I told myself how good I was ..." sequence-32: s: 32 from: "00:03:00,11" to: "00:03:07,02" text: "To make it short we went to Reggio Emilia and opened another journal," sequence-33: s: 33 from: "00:03:07,03" to: "00:03:17,00" text: "the \"Volunteer of Freedom\", and I became the chief editor." sequence-34: s: 34 from: "00:03:17,01" to: "00:03:22,16" text: "The director was \"Eros\" Didimo Ferrari." sequence-35: s: 35 from: "00:03:22,17" to: "00:03:27,04" text: "We were issuing the newspaper because a guy called Cipro," sequence-36: s: 36 from: "00:03:27,05" to: "00:03:33,00" text: "the future commander of the Battalion of the Single Command," sequence-37: s: 37 from: "00:03:33,01" to: "00:03:39,02" text: "and me vice commander," sequence-38: s: 38 from: "00:03:39,03" to: "00:03:44,21" text: "he was somehow able to manage it, I don't know how." sequence-39: s: 39 from: "00:03:44,22" to: "00:03:52,10" text: "Anyway, whenever he'd find them (paper) he'd bring them to the command post, to the journal." sequence-40: s: 40 from: "00:03:52,11" to: "00:04:09,04" text: "Then we went to provide the paper, the ink and the printer." sequence-41: s: 41 from: "00:04:09,05" to: "00:04:18,22" text: "We printed almost 1000 by hand." sequence-42: s: 42 from: "00:04:18,23" to: "00:04:27,12" text: "I slept in the night doing this, turning the handle." sequence-43: s: 43 from: "00:04:27,13" to: "00:04:35,03" text: "We had a lot of readers because there were some really nice stories told in it." sequence-44: s: 44 from: "00:04:35,04" to: "00:04:42,20" text: "Yesterday I met a partisan, a vice-commander, and he told me:" sequence-45: s: 45 from: "00:04:42,21" to: "00:04:46,24" text: "\"You wrote some really nice stuff\"." sequence-46: s: 46 from: "00:04:47,00" to: "00:04:52,09" text: "Well, we tried to keep the morale up, for example."