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Has hope for a better future been exhausted? How does one preserve inner and outer freedom when it comes under pressure? Bestselling author and journalist Sabine Rennefanz sees her 50th birthday as a turning point: she looks back on her life and the dreams of the child she once was.
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Sabine Rennefanz: Deutsche Gespenster. Von Wut, Hoffnung und Abschied
Rennefanz tells of her mothers and fathers, of her origins and identity. Of her great love – journalism – which almost cost her her other love. And she recalls the moment in 1989 that she long considered the most important of her life. A moving and unflinching book about ghosts that refuse to be shaken off, and what remains of that anger.
Sabine Rennefanz, born in Beeskow in 1974, works as a journalist for publications including *Der Spiegel*, *Tagesspiegel* and Radio 1. She was a long-standing editor at the *Berliner Zeitung* and has been awarded the Theodor Wolff Prize and the German Reporter Prize for her reports and essays.
Her bestseller *Eisenkinder. Die stille Wut der Wendegeneration* was published in 2013. This was followed in 2015 by the novel *Die Mutter meiner Mutter*, in 2019 by *Mutter to go. Zwischen Baby und Beruf* and in 2022 by *Frauen und Kinder zuletzt. Wie Krisen gesellschaftliche Gerechtigkeit herausfordern*.
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March 2027
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