If you are able to translate any of the gravestones, please contact Deborah.
When I visited Kopaigorod in 1992, there were 3 cemeteries. The old one was overgrown with trees and weeds, it's headstones leaning or fallen down. The new one had fresh gravestones and metal fences. There was also a place in the forest commemorating the mass grave of the thousands of Jews murdered during WWII.
» Images from the Center for Jewish Art
The Landsmanshaften at Mount Judah has 169 burials.
» Search the Mount Judah Cemetery Kopaigorod Society
The Jewish Cemetery contains a section for Jews originally from Bessarabia/Moldova and Podolia.
With permission of the Licht family, please login with the provided password to the Licht family web page.
» International Jewish Cemetery Project
There is also an excellent description of the cemeteries of Kopaigorod on the International Jewish Cemetery Project site.