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What I Have to Tell now available

What I Have to Tell: A Memoir by Renate G. Justin, MD is now available at Boulder Books in Boulder and the Old Firehouse Books in Fort Collins. It is also available at the Tattered Cover Bookstore and the Book Bar in Denver.


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Kirkus Reviews, May 2019: A woman recollects a childhood in Germany upended by the Nazis—and her determination to begin anew without forgetting the past. … She writes plainly, a style that ably conveys an unembellished strength, and her grief is accompanied by a moving expression of gratitude for survival. The brief book is adorned with gorgeous color and black-and-white photography—from various sources—presented on brilliantly glossy pages. This is a stirring testament to a remarkable life, full of both despair and heartwarming triumph.

A survivor’s simply and beautifully conveyed remembrance, powerful and edifying.

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What a life Dr. Renate G. Justin led and how well she told in her memoir What I Have To Tell.  From her idyllic early childhood in pre-Nazi Germany, to the horrors she and her family had to suffer under Hitler’s murderous regime, to their escape and eventual safe haven in the United States, it’s a tale almost larger than life, except she did live it.  It’s a success story, but not the usual kind of riches to rags to riches.  Always mindful of the tribulations she and her family suffered under Hitler, Dr. Justin became a stalwart for civil rights, for fairness, for racial equality, a beacon against genocide wherever it raises its vile head in the world.  Hers was not just an American success story, but a saint’s tale.

Robert Cooperman, author of IN THE COLORADO GOLD FEVER MOUNTAINS, winner of the Colorado Book Award for Poetry

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