אוהל המגיד ממעזריטש (אניפאלי)

Ohel of the Maggid of Mezeritch, Reb Zusha of Anipoli & Reb Yehuda Leib HaKohen

Hannopil (Anipoli) · אניפאלי

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Visitor experience

Practical notes from visitors — access, directions, and the condition of the site.

How to get there

Jewish cemetery, Hannopil (Anipoli), Shepetivka Raion, Khmelnytskyi Oblast, Ukraine

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1.The Maggid spent his final years in Anipoli and is buried here alongside two disciples — this is the burial site, distinct from the town of Mezhyrichi with which he is titularly associated.
2.Hannopil is a small village typically reached on organized kivrei tzaddikim trips; nearest towns are Slavuta (~30 km) and Shepetivka; nearest active community is Khmelnytskyi city.
3.Ukraine wartime travel advisories apply — confirm conditions and access before traveling.
4.What stands here is a common marker, not three matzeivos. The cemetery was destroyed in the churban and one memorial was put up afterwards for the Maggid, Reb Zusha and the others together. So you are davening at the ground they are in rather than at an individual kever, and nobody can point to which part of it is whose.

The original cemetery and ohel were destroyed in WWII; a joint monument was later erected for the three tzaddikim and the ohel was renovated in 2017 by Oholei Tzadikim / Geder Avos. Arrange access via a kivrei-tzaddikim operator or the regional community.

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Lviv (LWO)Lviv Danylo Halytskyi International· 221 km · 138 mi straight-line· regional
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Kyiv (IEV)Kyiv Zhuliany (Ihor Sikorsky)· 252 km · 156 mi straight-line· regional
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Kyiv (KBP)Kyiv Boryspil International· 284 km · 176 mi straight-line· major hub
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Who is buried here

Known kevarim

רבי דוב בער ממעזריטש

Rabbi Dov Ber, the Maggid of Mezeritch

The Great Maggid — successor of the Baal Shem Tov

Yahrzeit: י״ט כסלו · 1772

Leader of the early Hasidic movement; buried in Hannopil/Anipoli where he lived his final years — not in Mezhyrichi.

רבי משולם זושא מאניפאלי

Rabbi Meshulam Zusha of Anipoli

Reb Zusha

מנורת זהב

Yahrzeit: ב׳ שבט · 1800

Disciple of the Maggid and elder brother of Reb Elimelech of Lizhensk; buried beside his teacher.

רבי יהודה ליב הכהן

Rabbi Yehuda Leib HaKohen

אור הגנוז

Yahrzeit: 1806

Disciple of the Maggid; buried in the same ohel.

Practical information nearby

Kosher food, lodging, minyanim & more

Gathered from public sources — please confirm details before you rely on them.

מניניםMinyanim

Jewish Community of Khmelnytskyi (Chabad)

Provulok Pekarskiy 2, Khmelnytskyi, Ukraine

Nearest active organized community to Hannopil; led by Rabbi Yosef Teitelbaum. Best local point of contact for a visit; no kosher hotel/restaurant exists in Hannopil itself.

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Verification and source

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