European Resistance Archive/European Resistance Archive (ERA)
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the future commander of the Battalion of the Single Command,
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and me vice commander,
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he was somehow able to manage it, I don't know how.
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Anyway, whenever he'd find them (paper) he'd bring them to the command post, to the journal.
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Then we went to provide the paper, the ink and the printer.
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We printed almost 1000 by hand.
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I slept in the night doing this, turning the handle.
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We had a lot of readers because there were some really nice stories told in it.
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Yesterday I met a partisan, a vice-commander, and he told me:
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"You wrote some really nice stuff".
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Well, we tried to keep the morale up, for example.
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Beginning of the partisan activity
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When I was at home I didn't feel safe because
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the fascists were spies, great spies.
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After the end of the war I read what they'd written about me and my brother Portos,
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a commander of a unit, and my brother Tonino, you wouldn't imagine what they wrote.
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An idiot that I knew, but I've never reproached him, for the sake of our country.
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It was easy to become anti-fascist because the fascists were really stupid guys.
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When I think back now I think that
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it's unbelievable how many people believed them.
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