Papsuevka

Perhaps the village is named after the Papsuevs, one of whom is Mikhail Mikhailovich Papsuev, a native of Pochep , a participant in the Great Patriotic War of 1941–1945, a knight of three Orders of the Combat Red Banner, two - of the Patriotic War, the Red Star, and medals. As part of the squadron of dive-bombers on July 22, 1941, it bombed a German airfield on the Danube. As a result of four visits, the squadron under the command of Papsueva destroyed 16 bombers, destroyed a warehouse of fuel and lubricants, and the runway was put out of action.

• central Street
• Mira street
• Labor Lane
• Youth lane

The main activities of the population: subsistence farming, picking berries and mushrooms. Not far from Papsuyevka, peat development was carried out, a bog was developed near Sudostya . There are: a club, three shops, a high school, a first-aid post, a bus stop, a granary and a farm. Animal husbandry farm Udarnik LLP

Infrastructure

The gas and water pipelines were laid on all the streets in 2000. In the 1990s telephones were installed. The roads inside the village are unpaved. The club building is located in the center of the village.

Transportation

With the district center ( Pochep ) Papsuevka connected daily bus route Pochep - Papsuevka. With the regional center Bryansk weekly bus route Bryansk - Papsuevka.

• In the village there is a monument to the dead soldiers of the Great Patriotic War.
• There is a Papsuevskaya primary school on the territory of the village (about 20 students)
• The village is famous in the area for its proximity to mushroom ( white mushrooms , red mushrooms , white mushrooms , etc.) places, opportunities for hunting and fishing.
• The main village holidays: December 19 - the feast of St. Nicholas the Wonderworker "Nikola", "October" ( October Revolution of 1917 ).

The ballad of A. K. Tolstoy “Alyosha Popovich” (1871) was at one time rejected by two editors of leading Russian journals because of the “immorality” of its content. The ballad begins like this:

However, it turns out that the historical and “heroic” details of the narrative seem to have nothing to do with it. The hero of the ballad is simply the famous "fowler" by the "maiden" part. In modern language, he “rolls on another lily” and finally achieves his own ... M.N. Katkov, who did not allow this ballad to be published in Russky Vestnik, wrote with indignation: “A good fellow led a soul-girl and does not let her go until she “surrenders,” and when he is out of need, he will let her go, as in such cases ... It would be disgusting, reduced to a simple expression, but in elaborate colors, perfumed, idealized, elevated to the apotheosis, it becomes shorter and more outrageous ". Tolstoy jokingly replied to this accusation that, as he managed to find out, nothing “outrageous” happened: “Popovich and the maiden, having sailed for 25 minutes on a boat, went ashore in the village named Papsuevka ... where good priest Father Gerasim Pomdamur ... "

Alexey Konstantinovich Tolstoy lived in the village of Krasny Rog (now the Pochepsky District of the Bryansk Region ), 20 km from the village of Papsuevka.

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  Nature Papsuevka

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  Nature Papseuvka

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  Nature Papseuvka

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  State Farm Ruins

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  State Farm Ruins

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  State Farm Ruins

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  State Farm Ruins

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  State Farm Ruins

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  Papsuevsky Village Village Council

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  Monument to soldiers of the Great Patriotic War

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  Former Papsuevka Elementary School

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  Score

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  Papsuevskoe lake

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  Yard in the village of Papsuyevka

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  Lake (pond) in Papsuevka

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  Lake (pond) in Papsuevka

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  Lake (pond) in Papsuevka

• Papsuevka (view from space)
• Article in the "Teacher's newspaper"
• Udarnik LLP
• From ruins and ashes.
• 60 years of Victory.
• On the ballad A. A. Feta "Legend"