Neisse

That changed with the turn of century, when industry was established on the Neisse.

The division was pushed back to the Neisse, taking heavy casualties.

From 1868 to 1885 he taught classes in Neisse.

This was not the view of a customs officer on duty at the Neisse bridge.

From 1816-1911, the town was the seat of the Neisse District, after which it became an independent city.

Neisse University has a special profile by following facts:

In August 2010 however another flood of the Neisse caused catastrophic damage.

The main river in the district is the Neisse, which also forms the boundary to Poland.

Scheiner was unwilling to go back to Neisse.

After his ordination to the priesthood in 1633 he was assigned to pastoral duty at Neisse.

Another early Slavic settlement was situated in the valley of the Neisse river.

Previously it was assumed that not until around 1200 a great many of settlers came to the Neisse Valley.

New candidates applied for admission, and the sisters were soon able to extend the sphere of their activity beyond Neisse.

In 2003 a pedestrian bridge spanning the Neisse was rebuilt to connect both parts.

The old, dilapidated bridge over the Neisse was replaced in 1913 by a new steel bridge.

In preparation for the Berlin offensive the brigade was moved to the Neisse forest area.

The city theatre of Neisse and Plauen gave him a position as a second concert master.

Later the family moved to Neisse, now Nysa.

These inequities have given rise to fear on both sides of the Neisse about life in an expanded Europe.

So Schoemer's Army group ordered a withdrawal over the Neisse.

At his death, Gero's march extended as far as the Neisse river.

His last appointment was as director of the court of justice of the principality at Neisse.

On the northern plains, rivers like the Oder and Neisse still move heavy with waste.

The Neisse was an icy, swift-flowing river.

Scheiner had to travel to Rome, to instigate the foundation of the new college in Neisse.