In the memoir The Boy On The Wooden Box by Leon Leyson, Leon and his family try to live their lives and survive in the times of the holocaust. In the second half of the memoir Leon and his family are constantly switching places, and surviving with the help of Oskar Schindler. When Leon and his mother were added onto schindler's list with Moshe and David, they were relieved. This would save them from the harsh life most of the jews are living. Unfortunately, when Schindler's factory was closing Leon David and their father were on the list to be sent back to Plaszow. Thankfully, Shindler got their jobs back at the factory and reunited them with their mother. Life in the factory was great until, October 1944 when Schindler's jews were sent to