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While living in Lodz, Karl Haber worked as an artist's model, and subsequently started painting himself. He left for Paris and lived and worked there for a while, but returned to Lodz sometime in the 1930s.
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Following the German invasion, Haber moved to Bialystok and worked as a teacher until the Germans arrived there. In the Bialystok Ghetto, Haber worked in the Oskar Stephens workshop, where he was forced to copy paintings by well-known masters.
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Karl Haber died in the Bialystok Ghetto in August 1943.
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