European Resistance Archive/European Resistance Archive (ERA)

She said: "We heard shooting, we heard noises, what's going on?"

"Nothing, now, we’ll take care of your grandma and then we'll see."

I had long hair and a long beard, I was wet from head to toes,

my clothes were freezing because I'd stayed outside in the cold all night.

We took care of the grandma and then her husband came down

and we talked, and I said:

"Look, if I came here into your house and you are a sympathizer with us

nothing happens to you and we're all fine,

"There's nothing bad, we'll fix it all".

So we had a chat and I asked "Do you know Bruna?"

Bruna was the "staffetta" from Cavriago,

a few days later they caught her and tortured her, they did all sort of thing to her ...

So they offered to hide me in the barn.

They gave me some dry clothes and brought me to the hiding place.

To that time the hiding places were in the middle of the fields.

And then they went to Cavriago to call Bruna.

As I saw her I was so glad, she told me that by nine they would come and pick me up.

So they did, I met them on the street