Did Eva Kor ever meet Elie Wiesel?

Hm. I have no idea why I was asked this question. Unfortunately, I do not know Eva Kor, have not even met her. However, a search reveals that she wrote about meeting Elie Wiesel in a Facebook post, here: Eva Mozes Kor - Timeline this past summer. read more

However, a search reveals that she wrote about meeting Elie Wiesel in a Facebook post, here: Eva Mozes Kor - Timeline this past summer. Her post includes these sentences: I first talked to Elie Wiesel on the phone in 1981 and met him at Auschwitz in 1985 during the 40th anniversary of the liberation. We came into contact several times over the years. read more

Kor survived her illness and because she lived, so did her sister, who was set to be killed at the same time Kor died, so Mengele could have side-by-side autopsies conducted, she said. According to the Holocaust Museum, of the 3,000 individuals in the Mengele twin program, an estimated 200 survived. read more

In his famous book, “Night,” Elie Wiesel did not mention his date of arrival at Birkenau. Note that this letter was sent from the Auschwitz Museum, where the records of the former prisoners are stored, to Mrs. Eva Kor, who is a well known survivor of Auschwitz-Birkenau. read more