European Resistance Archive/European Resistance Archive (ERA)
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because everybody went to stay outside the city centre
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where there were continuous bombings.
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One evening I, Armando and Orvillo,
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the one on the picture, met outside the Ariosto Theatre
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at 8 o'clock because it was curfew time
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and then we went here and there.
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We made friends with the guard of the GIL, who was called Bonacini.
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Orvillo, our third friend but more a brother to us
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was working as a driver for the GIL.
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So we made friends and at night during the curfew
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we went to the GIL to spend the night, play games,
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stay with friends and no-one would bother us,
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despite the fact that it was turning into barracks.
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In those barracks there were no Black Brigades but Green Flames instead.
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They called the young fascists a name that I now can't remember.
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It were their barracks but they had to let us stay
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because they knew we were going to Felice's place.
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He, poor man, was living there as a guard, and nobody ever went there.
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We were staying there until midnight, then we slowly walked across the river
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and went home without the fear that a group of fascists would get us.
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