Assista à 1ª parte da entrevista de Adelino Pereira Silva
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Assista à entrevista de Fernando Rosas
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Assista à 2ª parte da entrevista de Adelino Pereira Silva
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Assista à 2ª parte da entrevista de Domingos Abrantes
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Launch of four new testimonials.
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“Fui preso por quatro agentes da PIDE em casa dos meus pais, em Santarém”
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Watch, at home, the 2nd part of the interview with Álvaro Ribeiro Monteiro.
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Watch, at home, the 1st part of the interview with Álvaro Ribeiro Monteiro.
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Interview with Álvaro Ribeiro Monteiro | Watch the trailer
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Watch, at home, the 2nd part of the interview with José Tavares Marcelino
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Watch, at home, the 1st part of the interview with José Tavares Marcelino
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Watch, at home,  the interview with José Tavares Marcelino
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Watch, from home, the 2nd part of the interview with Vitor Pinto Lima
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Watch, from home, the 1st part of the interview with Vitor Pinto Lima
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Interview with Vitor Pinto Lima | Watch the trailer
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Watch, from home, the 2nd part of the interview with  José Pedro Soares
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Watch, from home, the 1st part of the interview with José Pedro Soares
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Interview with José Pedro Soares | Watch the trailer
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Men and Women who fought for Freedom | Watch the interviews
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Usually, my Father’s letters had drawings.  
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I was arrested in the dyeing workshop of the “Wool Society” of Tortosendo, where I worked.
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That (the prison) was like this: you entered a door and to the right there were a series of “suites” in a row, all wet, even muddy; to the left another series of “suites” but with dry pavement, of course
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When they came to arrest me, they rang the bell and said it was a telegram.
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I, for example, had no visitors, I only had visitors from time to time
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[We called] the library “Soeiro Pereiro Gomes”; then the guys (prison guards) closed the library.
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Interviews with Edmundo Pedro, António Borges Coelho, Domingos Abrantes and José Pedro Soares
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Since the moment I was arrested, I set a watchword to myself: to escape
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Queixámo-nos cá para a rua “temos fome, queremos visitas, temos fome, queremos visitas, temos fome”, isto em Peniche, e como eu era o número dois, havia a cela número um, cela número dois, número três.
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Dias Lourenço tells us about his escape from the Fortim Redondo or Secret
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The fascinating and thrilling part of a prisoner’s life, is being imprisoned for a reason!
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