Edith Danziger lived in Bad Kissingen for only few months. On July 14, 1899, she was born as the daughter of Max and Marie Danziger in Königshütte in Upper Silesia. There is only fragmentary information on her life. She later lived in Berlin-Charlottenburg and had the profession of a dietician.

In April 1938, she went to Bad Kissingen for one spa season and worked as a dietician in Hotel Apolant. In September of the same year, she already returned to Berlin. As violence and repression against Jewish citizens were increasing in the course of that year, the unmarried woman seems to have decided a short time later to leave Germany and emigrated to England. There she was registered in Paddington in 1939, a London district in the City of Westminster. Edith Danziger stayed unmarried all her life. In May 1971, she died in Hertfordshire (a county north of London) at the age of 71.