Miriam Litke: A survivor of Kristallnacht and the Holocaust

Born in Berlin in 1927, Litke was saved by joining the Kindertransport to England. Now she has become a noted authority on that period.

Baby Miriam with her parents, David and Tehila; brother Eli; and uncle Theo.

Baby Miriam with her parents, David and Tehila; brother Eli; and uncle Theo.

(photo credit: COURTESY MIRIAM LITKE)

ByDAVID GEFFEN

DECEMBER 9, 2023 14:34

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