This is not a political book that may be nonstante appearances. E'piuttosto an outlet in the form of interview-the river of silence that Licia Pinelli - widow of Joseph, an anarchist railway worker killed December 16, 1969 - has more or less forcibly imposed.
What emerges from reading these memories of those years is not so much the political climate that was expanding with the strategy of tension, with the massacres of the 70s, but rather a portrait of an Italian family struggling with the proletarian the life of every day in political passions, love, family and friendships, however, is suddenly shattered by a death and this is incredible, politics, that catapults the life of Lycia to the public.
From here the portrait of a woman who was crushed by allegations her husband, which is divided between courts, appeals, complaints and a courageous life to carry on with his two daughters. A woman who throughout history have asked unless the home destroying now plunged into what they were building, but that comes out strong, with no nostalgia for what it was. " For years I have tried to isolate myself from what was the whole story, taking a step back for him to confront. And now it is difficult to make the step forward "he says in closing.
A woman comes to terms with its past, the pain went from the front page that has been imposed. A
Licia Pinelli trying to come back, slowly and in memory of her husband, to be that of Lycia Rognini in which Pino was madly in love.
"You always hope that your word is worth that of others, it's worth the word of a policeman. Instead, there are always the people of division and those of series B. And even if you're poor "C" series
'It happened because he was an anarchist Pino, tomorrow it can happen to anyone else, no matter whether in politics, if politics or even if it is without political faith. "
" Do you remember what my mother-in-law had said that night: "Licia, you will see, tomorrow, the newspapers, he now becomes the blame for everything. "" They wrong, "I said." They had to throw down another. Now sort it out with us. "
