European Resistance Archive/European Resistance Archive (ERA)
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kept pressing my parents to send me to study to become a priest.
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I believed in God and lived by the church.
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I was the only one of our family who went to church.
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I finished elementary school
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and went to work when I was twelve.
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However, when I was just a little older than 14,
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my father and the bailiff had a small dispute, so I got fired and was left unemployed.
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I went to the employment agency to get a job at the Reggiane mechanical plant.
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They kept telling me to come back the following month.
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But every morning for the following forty days, I turned up at the employment agency before they opened.
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I guess I wore them out, because one morning they finally told me to come inside.
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They were going to let me work at the Reggiane.
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The Reggiane mechanical plant was
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the most important weapon factory in the whole region.
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Quite frankly, I was a catholic and went to church. For me it was all about this, work and church.
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I had never been interested in politics.
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Even at the time of the laws against the Jews, I didn’t follow the issue much.
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I was a passionate worker.
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I was even doing research to increase production.
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US-Kriegsgefangenschaft; Kriegsende
US-Kriegsgefangenschaft; Kriegsende
US-captivity, end of war
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