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The patrol was constantly on alert because the Germans wouldn't let us in peace there.
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So we complained to our commander, asking to have a change
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because we were all beginning to get sick.
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At the end of September it started to get foggy up there
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and in October the snow began to fall,
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so sleeping in the woods and patrol all day was not nice at all.
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After our complaint the Piccinini group came to relieve us, it was led by commander "Gek".
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I had the flu and was ordered to go to my group,
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but I had lost my track.
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They were supposed to be next to Legoreccio, a quiet and safe area,
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they went there to have a rest.
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When I and another colleague arrived there they had left to Parma.
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Since we coudln't find our detachment we decided to look for the nearest detachment,
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called the "Anti-fascist".
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So we stayed with them until our detachment, the "Cervi", came back,
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and then we would have talked about it.
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It was a nice group, I made some friends there,
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we were all getting along very well.
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When our Cervi detachment came back I told Pancio,
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who by that time had adopted this nickname, that I would like to stay in the "Anti-Fascist" detachment
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