תיקון הכללי - אומן - ערב ראש השנה תשפ"ו | LIVE: Tikkun Klali in Uman - R' Nachman of Breslov

Tens Of Thousands Of Jews Reciting Tikkun Klali At The Kever Of R' Nachman Of Breslov On Erev Rosh HaShanah. In Uman, Ukraine On Monday September 22nd 2025 מעמד סדר אמירת תיקון הכללי ערב ראש השנה תשפ"ו ברוב עם במקהלות רבבות עמך בית ישראל על ציונו הק' של הרה"ק רבי נחמן מברסלב זי"ע באומן Rebbe Nachman chose to spend the last six months of his life in Uman, a small city in the Ukraine, and to be buried in the cemetery there. Decades earlier, Uman had been the site of several massacres of Jews by the Haidemaks, a band of peasant Cossacks who overran cities, towns and villages across the entire region in their revolt against the Polish nobility. The first massacre in Uman took place in 1749, when many hundreds of Jews were murdered and part of the city was burned. In 1768 the peasants staged yet another revolt. Uman is strategically situated in the center of the Ukraine, about halfway between Kiev to the north and Odessa to the south, and is also a midpoint between east and west. In the 18th century it was a fortified and walled city and could have withstood battles for a long time. Between 25,000 to 30,000 Jews from the surrounding areas fled to Uman in advance of the Haidemak army