David G. Gitkov’s A Long, Long Watch: Volume I is an autobiographical journey that takes readers through the harsh realities of early 20th-century Russia and the challenges of a young boy's life under Communism. Gitkov’s vivid recounting of his family’s struggles, from starvation to the Black Market, and their eventual escape to Prague offers a raw and heartfelt portrayal of resilience. I enjoyed this book for its unflinching honesty and the personal connection it fosters with a historical period often overlooked in mainstream narratives.

Ever wanted a front-row seat to history’s rollercoaster? A Long, Long Watch: Volume I by David G. Gitkov is an autobiography that isn’t just a peek into a boy’s turbulent life in early 20th-century Russia; it’s a full-on emotional ride with all the ups and downs of escaping a regime. Gitkov’s personal touch and no-nonsense storytelling make this a must-read for anyone craving authentic, gutsy history. 📚✨