Flowers delivery Kopyl

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Pictures: view on Kopyl (Russian: Копыль Belarusian: Капыль)

To order flowers to Kopyl, please follow the steps:
1. Add flowers to basket
2. In the drop-down list "Country" select "Belarus"
3. In the drop-down list "City" select "Kopyl", proceed with the order

History of Kopyl

Kopyl, first mentioned in one thousand two hundred seventy-fourth, was a walled town that was noteworthy by the fourteenth century, and is listed in the atlas of Ortelius of one thousand five hundred seventy-fourth. During the fourteenth century the town was part of the Grand Duchy of Lithuania. In one thousand three hundred ninety-fifth it came into the possession of Prince Vladimir Olgerdovich and his heirs, the Olelkovich family, where it remained until one thousand six hundred twelfth. Kapyl was part of the dowry of Zofia Olelkowicz and was one of the seven fortified towns left to her husband Janusz Radziwill upon her death in one thousand six hundred twelfth. Kapyl was attacked by the Tatars numerous times and was sacked on at least one occasion during the sixteenth century.
On August twenty-seventh, one thousand six hundred fifty-second, Kapyl received the Magdeburg Law and gained its own seal, a coat of arms depicting a hunting horn on a gold field. With this privilege came the right to hold fairs and weekly auctions. During the sixteenth century weaving became established in the town, including the production of velvet. Six guilds came into existence as a result of the growth of the weaving industry.
After the Second Partition of Poland in one thousand seven hundred ninety-third Kapyl became part of the Russian Empire. From one thousand eight hundred thirty-second it became a personal holding of Prince Wittgenstein. During the nineteenth century local businesses included a brewery, two water mills, and six shops. Other local institutions included three schools, churches (including a Calvinist church), and two Jewish synagogues.
Towards the end of the nineteenth century Kapyl had over three hundred fifty houses and over two thousand inhabitants. At that time a majority of the town’s population was Jewish. By one thousand nine hundredth the Jewish population was  two thousand six hundred seventy-one. In one thousand nine hundred twenty-fourth, Kapyl became the capital city of the Kapyl District.
During World War II the Slutsk-Kapyl area was the subject of a German military operation code-named Erntefest II (Harvest Festival) which ended in February one thousand nine hundred forty-third. Although ostensibly aimed at suppressing the activities of Soviet partisans in the area the operation resulted in the deaths of  two thousand three hundred twenty-five of the local inhabitants (against the loss of six German soldiers), which can only be characterized as a campaign of genocide and terror.
One of Kapyl district’s major architectural monuments is a  nineteenth-century church in the town itself.

We will glad to deliver flowers and gifts to Kopyl, and to other cities of Minsk region: Berezino, Borisov, Dzerzhinsk, Fanipol, Kopyl, Logoisk, Luban, Maryna Gorka, Molodechno, Nesvizh, Slutsk, Smolevichi, Soligorsk, Starye Dorogi, Stolbtsy, Uzda, Vileika, Volozhin, Zaslavl, Zhodino.

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