00:00The first time she was going to vote,
00:03what difficulty she had with the identity card?
00:09Agua? Eh, Dio!
00:11I said, I'm going to go.
00:13They were called me instead.
00:16They were called back.
00:19I don't want to hear more about war,
00:22but I don't speak to others anymore.
00:25We were all the more poor
00:28during the war.
00:30If they were killed,
00:31they would not be brothers,
00:35prisoners and fascists.
00:48Do you remember if she was emotional
00:52for the first vote?
00:53Was she happy to vote?
00:57Yes, it was a strange thing.
01:00Great, great.
01:03And what did she vote?
01:05Do you remember?
01:06The Republic or the Monarchies?
01:08I don't know,
01:11but the Republic has to go.
01:13I was born.
01:14There was an opportunity for the women to vote.
01:19Yes.
01:19What memories have you?
01:21Great.
01:23Because I couldn't vote,
01:25because since I was 19,
01:27I still had 18 years old.
01:30But my mother was going to vote,
01:32who was just a few years old,
01:35and had no desire to vote.
01:38But she was going to vote,
01:39because as a woman,
01:41she felt like a gift.
01:47She was going to vote.
01:52She was going to vote.
01:55She was going to vote.
02:04She was going to vote for her
02:10And she was going to vote for her
02:25And she was going to vote for her
02:27and what did you think?
02:30Monday morning, I remember, and I voted for the Republic.
02:36What did you think?
02:38What did you think?
02:39What did you think?
02:40What did you think?
02:41Yes, sure.
02:43What time did you think of the commission here and there?
02:48How did you feel to vote for the first time, as a woman?
02:53Yes, I understood, yes.
02:56It was a big thing.
02:59I didn't want to vote, I remember.
03:04I didn't want to vote.
03:07I didn't want to vote.
03:10What did you remember?
03:13I was very emotional.
03:16It was an extraordinary adventure for women,
03:20such as the new family's rights, for example.
03:25Two things that I've experienced in youth,
03:28and they filled me with joy.
03:31There were so many women, so many women,
03:33when they voted for the first time.
03:36Yes, yes.
03:38Yes.
03:39Yes.
03:39Yes.
03:39I think that if they won the Republic,
03:41because they voted for women, I think.
03:44I think.
03:53I think.
03:55you're a big part of it.
03:55It was like now, the names.
03:59Yes.
04:00You're a professional,
04:04fascist,
04:06democratic,
04:09socialist.
04:11and the year later we were going to vote
04:15You were going to vote with your dad?
04:18I think so
04:20We were going to work in Selvana
04:30We were going to work with the fascists
04:34We were going to go inside
04:36and we were going to go in front of the chiesa
04:45and there was one out there
04:50and there were people who brought the fascists
04:55and there was one Picasso
04:59and I went to the chiesa
05:01and I was going to go in front of the chiesa
05:02and I was going to go in front of the chiesa
05:06and I said no
05:07Unfortunately, it wasn't your brother
05:10I got to go to Padua
05:14the chiesa of fascists
05:17and there were 15 days
05:21and then I realized that it was a good thing
05:27and I felt like I was going to go in front of the chiesa
05:32the fact that the women
05:35felt, for a certain way,
05:38sort of from the family life
05:41because they didn't have any rights
05:43the man commanded
05:44the man decided
05:47the women always had to obey
05:49for that also
05:51even if they were a little rebellious
05:53to this situation
05:54I think I
05:56I think
05:57when the women had the opportunity to vote
06:01do you remember
06:03the men
06:05or their acquaintances
06:06I was living in a village
06:08I was living in a village
06:09there was a whole
06:11because they were
06:14even more gentle
06:15they were saying
06:19I don't want to say
06:21I don't want to say
06:21some jokes
06:27You are still voting today?
06:32You are still voting today?
06:33I don't have to vote
06:34just once
06:35You know
06:36When? No.
06:38When the Liberals had put in charge, I don't know how to say, 5 referendum,
06:49I was rebelled and said, 5 referendum, no one can prepare properly.
06:56I'm not going to vote, and I went for the only time.
06:59They were also happy in your family that you voted?
07:02For us it was a bad thing, bad in the sense that you became president of politics,
07:11you had a finger on your head.
07:15We could not talk about politics once again.
07:19Did you like politics?
07:21Yes, now yes.
07:23Well, there were still some criticism, but one time,
07:30one time, they were looking badly, and the women were looking badly.
07:37They were looking badly.
07:39They were looking badly.
07:49And not enough.
07:51And not enough.
07:51You had to take a decision.
07:52To take a decision.
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