European Resistance Archive/European Resistance Archive (ERA)

She was living in Puianello and I was staying in Reggio

and at night she was going to sleep at Pancio's place.

But when something isn't spontaneous it's not going on

and in fact it was a bluff and we split up.

Then I found my wife, because this time I went to find her.

I was going to the Zibordi and as I saw her trac!

I went to find her and it was a wholly different story.

And here we are now.

I've given a lot, also as a volunteer for the ANPI.

I did it with my heart

because it wasn't something that was ordered to me.

It was my initiative because I thought that the partisans were fighting for a right cause.

Liberation

April was a boring month.

Every evening we went to hear Radio London

but all we could say was

that we were still patrolling

because we were not ready yet for the big push forward.

When the comander of the battalion came home he told us:

"Guys, get prepared because tomorrow we're leaving!"