פראהביטש — ציון רבי שלום שכנא

Pohrebyshche — Kever of Reb Sholom Shachne

Pohrebyshche (Prohobisht) · פראהביטש

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How to get there

Pohrebyshche, Vinnytsia Oblast, Ukraine — the sources used do not identify which cemetery or where in it; confirm locally before travelling

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1.We could not confirm what physically marks the grave today — whether an ohel, a matzevah, or nothing at all. The cemetery survey for Pohrebyshche was unreachable, so go expecting an unmarked kever until you see otherwise.
2.He served as maggid in the town and was niftar here on 10 October 1802. The sources place his kever in Pohrebyshche but do not say which cemetery or where within it, so treat the location as unfixed until someone on the ground shows you.
3.This is not Rabbi Shalom Shachna of Lublin, the rebbe of the Rema, who died in 1558 and is buried in Lublin — a search on the bare name pulls him up first.
4.Ask in the town or through a local shomer before you go out, and confirm the exact grave on the ground.

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Closest airports

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Kyiv (IEV)Kyiv Zhuliany (Ihor Sikorsky)· 133 km · 82 mi straight-line· regional
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Kyiv (KBP)Kyiv Boryspil International· 151 km · 94 mi straight-line· major hub
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Iași (IAS)Iași International· 284 km · 176 mi straight-line· regional
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Who is buried here

Known kevarim

רבי שלום שכנא מפראהביטש

Rabbi Sholom Shachne of Prohobisht

Maggid in Prohobisht, son of the Malach

Son of Rabbi Avraham HaMalach, grandson of the Maggid of Mezritch, and father of Rabbi Yisrael Friedman of Ruzhin; he is not Rabbi Shalom Shachna of Lublin (d. 1558), a different man buried in Lublin.

Verification and source

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