Women resisted the dictatorship on all fronts. Some went underground, living separated from their families and children for years on end. Many others were arrested and tortured, some with their children. Others went into exile and fled a regime that persecuted them. They built powerful networks of solidarity, and thousands opened the doors of their homes, generously welcoming and supporting anti-fascists and their families. The long and rich history of resistance to the dictatorship would not have been possible without them.