In the archival material with reference “AIDSSH, Investigative-Judicial Fund, Investigation file, No. 2365-A” specifically on pages 126–130, there are 5 letters written respectively between the years 1972–1973 by a former convict during the time he was serving his sentence in the Spaç prison-camp, Sulo Veshi. Written with longing and concern, the letters convey the pain of separation, the lack of news, and a deep sense of responsibility for the family he has left behind. Beyond the simple words, the letter written in May of the year 1973, on the “eve” of the Spaç Revolt, is a strong testimony of resistance, of faith in God, and of the courage not to bow, even when you face a repressive state, in a time when thought shrank without being woven by words, where rights faded one after the other, and faith was forbidden. In the letter there are underlining in red made by the Security, precisely of these sentences written by Sulo Veshi, which may have been used against him during the investigation process.