Memoir

Sa’adi Besalel a-Levi

1881–1902

These high officials were not accustomed to wearing European-style shirts. When they decided to dress in the European style, they asked a certain ham,1 Daniel Andjel, whose shop at the Women’s Market was their meeting place, to help them get such shirts. He inquired about who sold such shirts, but he didn’t find any, simply because sewing machines…

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