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Hannopil (Ukrainian: Ганнопіль) is a
village located in
Shepetivka Raion of
Khmelnytskyi Oblast of Ukraine. It
hosts the
administration of
Hannopil rural...
- was
buried beside his
master and teacher, the
Maggid of Mezeritch, in
Hannopil. He was
succeeded by his son
Rabbi Tzvi
Menachem Mendel.
Before Rabbi Zusha...
- away with. Now I can
begin to
serve in good earnest." He is
buried in
Hannopil,
beside Zusha of Hanipol. Dov Ber was
originally a
student of the Pnei...
- Zishe,
Rabbi Zusha of
Hanipol (died 1800).
Anipoli is the
Yiddish name of
Hannopil, Ukraine. The
founder of the dynasty,
Rabbi Meshulam Zusha of
Hanipol or...
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Vachiv Velykyy Pravutyn Velykyy Sknyt Veselynivka Volytsya Hannopil Hlynnyky Holyky Holovli Horytsya Kolom'ye
Komarivka Krasnosilka Krasnostav Krupets...
- Bohdanivka [uk] Bortnyky [uk] Burdii [uk] Danivka [uk] Dovzhok [uk] Dranka [uk]
Hannopil [uk] Hlynske [uk] Honorivka [uk] Horodishche [uk] Horby [uk] Hrabarivka [uk]...
- grandfather,
Moshe Glickstein, was a second-generation
cantor born in
Hannopil, Ukraine,
where his
father Haskel was the
cantor in a town
famous for its...
- Bohdanivka [uk] Bortnyky [uk] Burdii [uk] Danivka [uk] Dovzhok [uk] Dranka [uk]
Hannopil [uk] Hlynske [uk] Honorivka [uk] Horodishche [uk] Horby [uk] Hrabarivka [uk]...
- to be
confused with any one of
Annopol towns in Ukraine, also
spelled Hannopil (Аннополь, Ганнопіль) in Vinnyts'ka, Khmel'nyts'ka, Kharkivs'ka and Zhytomyr...
- Bilohiria,
transferred from
Bilohiria Raion;
Hannopil rural hromada with the
administration in the selo of
Hannopil,
transferred from
Slavuta Raion; Hrytsiv...
