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My comrades already knew that they would have to shoot when the Germans fired to give me a chance to draw back.
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There was really a significant gunfight between us and them.
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I slowly drew away, unhurt.
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The following morning the Germans tried to reach Costabona twice,
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but we pushed them back.
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There were oak-trees, and we stood there with our machine guns, forcing them to retreat.
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They had machine guns, armoured cars.
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We had blown up the bridge so they couldn’t get through with armoured vehicles.
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If it had been a question of energy, we could have succeeded, but we could do nothing against heavy artillery, ourselves having none.
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At night we moved and slowly reached the saw-mill over Civago and stayed there the whole day. We got there before dawn.
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The following night we walked through the Passone, next to the Cusna,
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and made it to the area of the Cesare Battisti refuge, which had already been completely burnt down.
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We stayed in that area for twelve days.
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It rained often and we had nothing to cover ourselves with.
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I had been lucky since I was assigned to go to Ligonchio with another comrade
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to gather information on the Germans’ movements
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and get some supplies to carry back up.
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I would head up every night with bread, cheese, carrying the news, too.
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Finally, after a few days, the Germans left...
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First allied air-drop
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