Born in Cluj, Romania.

Deported to Auschwitz.

Transferred to death camp in Bremen.

Death march to Bergen-Belsen death camp.

Liberation of Bergen-Belsen; Magda is rescued by a British soldier from a pile of corpses.

Magda's father and uncle die in Dachau of Typhus.

Works as nursing assistant in a Typhus hospital in Bergen-Belsen.

Reparation to hometown of Cluj; Magda finds her mother.

Meets Eugene Herzberger, a medical student.

Admitted to medical school and marries Eugene Herzberger.

Leaves Romania with her husband Eugene Herzberger, M.D., and her mother, traveling en route to Palestine via Bulgaria.

A ship with Magda, her family, and 7000 others intercepted by British Navy in the Aegean Sea and diverted to Cyprus; interned in camps near Famagusta.

Leaves camps in Cyprus for newly established State of Israel. Husband Eugene begins neurosurgical training.

Son Henry is born.

Husband Eugene establishes new department of neurosurgery at Tel Hashomer Hospital in Israel.

Daughter Monica is born.

Leaves Israel with family for the United States.

Magda and family become US citizens

Begins to write poetry

Publishes hundreds of poems in magazines and anthologies; receives multiple awards.

Begins lecturing about Holocaust to various schools and other groups.

Collection of love poems "Will You Still Love Me" published by Modern Images Poets Committee, Matoon, Illinois.

Collection of poems "Songs of Life" published by Modern Images Poets Committee, Matoon, Illinois.

Interviewed by Wisconsin State Historical Society.

"Eyewitness to Holocaust" published by Modern Images Poets Committee, Matoon, Illinois.

"The Waltz of the Shadows" published by Philosophical Library, New York, NY.

Interview transcribed on pages 197-234 of the book "Sisters in Sorrow: Voices of Care in the Holocaust" by Ritvo and Plotkin, College Station: Texas A&M University Press.

Interviewed by Steven Spielberg's Shoah Foundation; was a contributor to the Shoah newsletter for the next 3 years.

"Memoirs of Magda: The Story of Magda Herzberger" presented by Diane Plotkin, Ph.D., at Scholar's Conference, Middle Tennessee State University.

Keynote speaker for three Holocaust Memorial Day Celebrations: Sun City, AZ where her Requiem Music was performed (2 soloist & chorus)(1999); Sun City, AZ(2005); Fullerton, CA (2006).

"Survival", Magda's autobiography, is published by Groundbreaking Press.

Second, expanded edition of "The Waltz of the Shadows", and collection of prayers "Devotional Poetry" are published.

Children's book "The Tales of the Magic Forest", and collection of love poems "If You Truly Love Me" to be released.

"If You Truly Love Me" and "The Tales of the Magic Forest" published.

"Dreamworld" published.

"Transcript of 1980 Magda Herzberger Interview by the Wisconsin Historical Society" published.

"Midnight Musings" published.