Resistance. Letter from Jordan Cavestro (Mirko), shot in May 1944
18 years - high school student - born in Parma on November 30, 1925 -. In 1940 he creates his own initiative, to a bulletin fascism around which they mobilize several militants - September 8, 1943 after the same nucleus becomes organizing center and engine of the first partisan activities in the area of \u200b\u200bParma -. Captured on April 7, 1944 Montagnana (Parma), during a raid operated by Germans and fascists - published in the prisons of Parma -. Tried April 14, 1944 by the Military Court of Parma - sentenced to death, then pardoned conditionally and held hostage -. Shot May 4, 1944 near Bardi (Parma), in retaliation to the killing of four soldiers, with Raymond Pelinghelli, Vito Psalms, and Erasmus Venusti In Venturini.
Parma, 05/04/1944
Dear friends, now it's up to us.
Let's get to the other three glorious fallen comrades for salvation and the glory of Italy.
You know the task that touches you. I am dying, but the idea will live in the future, bright, big and beautiful.
We are at the end of all evil. These days are like the last days of a big monster that wants to make more possible victims.
If you live, it's up to you to redo this poor Italy is so beautiful, that has a sun so hot, so good mothers and girls are so dear.
My youth is broken but I'm sure that will serve as an example.
on our bodies will be the great beacon of liberty.
Source: Letters Sentenced to Death of the European Resistance , Einaudi 1995, p. 514
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