"Lola, I ask you and my wish is that of these letters I am writing to you, you have an enlargement made, in the form of a diploma, to have it displayed in my bedroom or my dining room, because I want my children to know it thoroughly and that if they kill me they will not have to lower their heads for anyone. And another day they will know how to defend the rights that belong to them, for me, for the Republic. Goodbye. Keep this writing, which is the original. Barcelona, May 25, 1939". This is the farewell letter of Salvador Ros i Ros before being shot at Camp de la Bota on June 20, 1939 and buried, without his family being able to say goodbye, in a common grave in Montjuïc cemetery. He was 41 years old and left behind a widow and two children, Lluís (1927) and Maria Carme (1930).