“Pe’ulot” diary belonging to Artzi Baruch. Haifa, 1951-1960. Thick diary which describes in great details positive deeds done by the author to fix the world. Dozens of photographs, newspaper clips, receipts, letters, private and public pictures and various cards- which well document the author’s daily life- are glued besides the handwritten descriptions. [Some of his actions were good thoughts, which Hashem values as deeds…]. Interesting and original diary. 500 pages, 25 cm. Fair-good condition. Original worn binding.
“Pe’ulot” diary belonging to Artzi Baruch. Haifa, 1951-1960. Thick diary which describes in great details positive deeds done by the author to fix the world. Dozens of photographs, newspaper clips, receipts, letters, private and public pictures and various cards- which well document the author’s daily life- are glued besides the handwritten descriptions. [Some of his actions were good thoughts, which Hashem values as deeds…]. Interesting and original diary. 500 pages, 25 cm. Fair-good condition. Original worn binding.
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