Against oblivion and silence: Memories of the resistance in the city of Bogota, presents five stories of people victims of the armed conflict who were killed in the vicinity of the Javeriana University. Each chronicle seeks to show the intimate reach of the victims and, at the same time, rescue their legacy and their contribution to the future of Colombia. The texts are articulated by a literary theory that proposes that the bodies of the victims were the paper on which the bullets wrote a history of the city.