Kopys, Belarus
Belarus
Kopys, Belarus connects to 1726 places across 4 topics through 12 Bunkabop connections, with history dominating its profile. Part of the Grand Duchy of Lithuania from the 14th century, Kopys later passed through the Ostrogski and Radziwiłł families before Russian troops destroyed it in 1707. The Kopust branch of Chabad was founded there in the 19th century. Lithuania, Ukraine, Poland, and Russia are among its most-shared co-connected places, reflecting its position in the shifting borderlands of Eastern Europe.
Ostrogski family
Connects Kopys, Belarus to: Tarnów, Poland | Rivne, Ukraine | Dubno, Ukraine | Opatów, Poland | Działoszyce, Poland
Menachem Mendel Schneersohn
Connects Kopys, Belarus to: Russia | Lublin, Poland | Chernobyl, Ukraine | Kalisz, Poland | Maimón
Union of Krewo
Connects Kopys, Belarus to: Belarus | Lida, Belarus | Novogrudok, Belarus | Slonim, Belarus | Pułtusk, Poland
Polish–Lithuanian union
Connects Kopys, Belarus to: Berlin, Germany | Poland | Lithuania | Saint Petersburg, Northwestern | Vilnius, Lithuania
Baal Shem Tov
Connects Kopys, Belarus to: Toronto, Ontario | Israel | Poland | Brooklyn, New York | Ukraine
Radziwiłł family
Connects Kopys, Belarus to: Germany | Spain | Russia | Berlin, Germany | Poland
Alexander Lukashenko
Connects Kopys, Belarus to: United States | France | Germany | Canada | Australia