Aldo Capitini on Opposition and Liberation

Dedication
Table of Contents
Premise • Giuseppe Moscati
Introductory Note to the Translation • Jodi L. Sandford
Translation
	Once Again with Capitini • Goffredo Fofi
	Introduction • Piergiorgio Giacchè
Opposition and Liberation
	1. The First Twenty Years of the Century. One Question. The Family. Patriotism at School. The Appearance of Mussolini - The “Duce”.
	2. At the Normale of Pisa. From My Friendship with Claudio Baglietto to My Non-Enrollment in the Fascist Party
	3. An “Open-minded Provincial”. The First Anti-fascist Local Networks and National Connections
	4. 1937 Anti-fascism Among Young People. The First Crisis of Fascism and the “Elements of a Religious Experience”.
	5. Liberalsocialism. Meeting Guido Calogero and the Debate between Party and Movement
	6. Fascism: Final Crisis and the War. Prison and Underground Experience
	7. Liberation. The Instruments of Political Participation and of Religious Presence
	8. 1948: Policy and Elections. The “Third Way” and the Italian Left. Refusal to Be Nominated for the Elections. A Comment after the 18th of April
	9. Addition to Opposition. Two Examples: Pietro Pinna - The First Conscientious Objector and Danilo Dolci - Social Work in the South
	10. Closed Religions and Open Religion. Critique on Pope Pius XII. Refusal of Baptism. “My Faith”.
	11. From the Theory of Nonviolence to the Struggle for Peace. The International Center for Nonviolence. The Conference in Bandung. The Peace March. Against the War in Vietnam
	12. 1968: A Message to Young People. On “Letter to a Teacher”. The Power of the Students. The Precious Strength of Small Groups
	A Farewell