The Watchmakers

In "The Watchmakers," Harry Lenga recounts his life as a Chassidic Jew in Poland, detailing his upbringing with his two brothers, Mailekh and Moishe, under their father's watchmaking tutelage. As World War II unfolds, the brothers face unimaginable challenges, leveraging their craftsmanship to survive in ghettos and labor camps amidst dire circumstances. This compelling memoir, drawn from over a decade of interviews by Harry's son Scott, offers a poignant reflection on resilience, brotherhood, and the enduring power of family and faith during the darkest times.