Interview with Luigi Cabrini

Interview with Luigi Cabrini

Luigi Cabrini describes his daily life in a rural community, stressing the labour-intensive nature of farming in wartime. He tells of Pippo bombing at night and reminisces about an interrupted schooling history in Pavia and Voghera, due to strafing, bombings and disrupted train services. Luigi talks about the difficult co-existence with feared German troops, stressing brutalities and violence, and reminisces about giving shelter to one British personnel, who became the lover of a farm hand.

2017-01-15

00:20:47 audio recording

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