Miriam Korber
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Miriam Korber's Extended Family
Family photograph taken at the wedding of Miriam Korber's cousin in Câmpulung, Romania, in 1935. By the end of World War II, ten years after this photograph was taken, 12 of the 24 of the family members pictured had been murdered by Romanian, German, or Soviet authorities.
Miriam Korber's Diary Entries on Life in Atachi, Romania
Entries from the diary of Miriam Korber from November 1942, in which she describes the miserable living conditions after being deported to Atachi, Romania.
November 4, 1942
Miriam Korber's Diary Entry on Life in Transnistria, December 26, 1941
Entry from the diary of Miriam Korber from December 26, 1941, in which she records the misery surrounding her in Transnistria during the Holocaust.
Friday, December 26, 1941
Miriam Korber's Diary Entry on Survival in Transnistria, October 10, 1943
Entry from the diary of Miriam Korber from October 10, 1943, Yom Kippur, in which she reflects upon the will to live within her community on the very day she witnessed mass arrests and deportations of Jews from Transnistria to labor camps.