Crossword clues for nie
nie
- Never, to Mozart
- Never, to Wolfgang
- Negation in Nürnberg
- Never, in Neustadt
- VATER's refusal
- Never, in Essen
- Never, in Naumburg
- Never, in Munich
- Never, in Sonneberg
- Not once, in Nürnberg
- Never: German
- Nuremberg negative
- Never, in Germany
- Never, to Jung
- Near, in Newcastle
- Opposite of immer
- Nuremberg "never"
- Not even once, in Nürnberg
- Never, to Merkel
- Never, to Mann
- Never, to Heinrich
- Never, to Goethe
- Never, to Boris Becker
- Never, in Leipzig
- Never, in Dortmund
- Never, at the Bundestag
- Never, abroad
- Never in Nuremburg
- Never in Nuremberg
- Never to Hans
- Never in Berlin
- Merkel's "never"
- German's never
- German's "never"
- German turndown
- German for 'never'
- Freudian "never"
- Cologne "never"
- At no time: Ger
- At no time, to Bernhard
- At no point, in Potsdam
- "Wenn Schweine fliegen!"
- "Unh-uh, Adolf"
- "I" trouble
- Never, to Kant
- Never, in Nuremberg
- Germanic negative
- Never, in Nurnberg
- Nietzsche's never
- Never, on Sonntag
- Never abroad
- Never, in Neuss
- Never, in NГјrnberg
- Never, in Nordhausen
- Not once, in NГјrnberg
- "When Schweine fly!"
- German "never"
- At no time, in Neuss
- В В "I" trouble
- Never: Ger.
- Opposite of always, in Augsburg
- When German pigs fly?
- When Hölle freezes over?
- Never, in Berlin
- Not even once, to Nietzsche
- Not even once, in NГјrnberg
- Never, to Haydn
- German rejection
- Einstein's "never"
- Nietzsche's "never"
- Never, to Nietzsche
- Singer Stevens
- On no occasions, to Nietzsche
- "Not in eine Million Jahre!"
- German word that's 52-Across spelled backward
- Zero times, in Zwickau
- Rhein rejection
- Never, in Nikolaus
- "Not once, in N"
- "Never, in N"
- When Hölle freezes over?
- "Not even once, in N"
- Never, in Bonn
- Never, to Hans
- Never, to Kohl
- Berliner's refusal
- At no time, in Suhl
Wikipedia
NIE or Nie or Nieh (before pinyin) may mean:
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Nie (surname), a Chinese family name, 聂
- Nie Er, Chinese composer
- Nie Rongzhen, Chinese Marshal
- Nie Ch'i-Kuei or Nieh Ch'i-Kuei (聶緝槼), Provincial Judge of Shanghai under Empress Dowager Cixi. Nieh was a son-in-law of Zeng Guofan (曾国藩)
- Nie Shicheng (Chinese: 聂士成), a Chinese general who served the Imperial government during the Boxer Rebellion
- Nie Dan (known as Daniel Nie or Nieh Dan), a winner of 2000 Sam Ragan Awards, a leading Chinese-American artist
- NIE (weekly magazine), a Polish weekly magazine by Jerzy Urban
- NIE (resistance) (short for Niepodległość), the Polish anti-communist resistance movement in 1940s
Or an acronym for:
- Napoleon in Europe, a historical board wargame
- National Institute of Education, a school in Singapore that provides professional training for teachers
- National Institute of Electronics, a Pakistani research institution
- National Institute of Engineering, a school in Karnataka, India
- National Intelligence Estimate, a type of report by the United States Intelligence Community
- Network Integration Evaluation, conducted by the Brigade Modernization Command
- New institutional economics
- Newly industrializing economy
- Newspapers in Education, a program encouraging the use of newspapers in the classroom as a teaching tool of essential academic and life skills
- Newton's Institute of Engineering, Macherla, a school in Andhra Pradesh, India
- Northern Ireland Electricity
- Northern Ireland Executive, devolved administration in Northern Ireland
- Numero de Identificatión de Extranjero, the national tax identification number for foreigners in Spain
NIE (; short for niepodległość "independence", and also meaning "no") was a Polish anticommunist resistance organisation formed in 1943. Its main goal was the struggle against the Soviet Union after 1944 (see Soviet occupation of Poland). NIE was one of the best hidden structures of Armia Krajowa, active until 7 May 1945. Its commanders were Generals Leopold Okulicki and Emil August Fieldorf. One of the first members of the organisation was Witold Pilecki.
Origins of the organization date back to the second half of 1943, when on September 27, the Polish government-in-exile stated that conspirational activities should be maintained during the possible Soviet occupation of the country. Organization, statutes and structure of NIE was created by high-ranking officers of the Home Army, and among those involved were General Tadeusz Komorowski, and Polish Commander in Chief, General Kazimierz Sosnkowski. Members of NIE were carefully selected, and ordered to break their ties with soldiers of the Home Army.
In May 1944, General Leopold Okulicki was named commander of NIE. The organization however failed to achieve its objectives, due to the Warsaw Uprising and Operation Tempest, which took place in the summer of 1944. Its structures were disorganized, and there was no communication with branches located east of the German-Soviet frontline. Most officers of NIE took part in the Warsaw Uprising, and after its capitulation were captured by the Wehrmacht. On November 22, 1944, General Okulicki was ordered to create a conspirational network in Eastern Borderlands, but his efforts failed. On January 16, 1945, a meeting of General Okulicki, General Fieldorf, Jan Stanislaw Jankowski and Stanislaw Jasiukowicz took place in Krakow. On March 7, however, Fieldorf was arrested by the NKVD, and sent to Siberia. On March 27, the Soviets arrested Okulicki (see Trial of the Sixteen). After these arrests, NIE was briefly commanded by Colonel Antoni Sanojca, who, with permission of General Wladyslaw Anders, dissolved it on May 7, 1945.
According to its statutes, NIE was an organization aimed at long-term anti-Communist activities. It concentrated on self-defense, propaganda, and gathering information, also about the morale of soldiers of both the Red Army, and the Armia Ludowa. NIE did not plan any guerilla activity.
NIE (Polish for "No") is a Polish weekly magazine published in Warsaw.
Nie is a Chinese surname. Nie is the 126th surname in the Hundred Family Surnames. It is spelled Nip in Cantonese.
Usage examples of "nie".
Abenteuers wie auch vor Bewunderung seiner Tapferkeit, doch nie wandte sie ein Auge von dem Kind ab.
Ja, ich der Krieger, der Unweise, bin dort gewesen, wo du noch nie gewesen bist, habe gesehen, was du noch nie gesehen hast, mein Pendaran, selbst dann nicht, wenn du mit verbundenen Augen an einem dunklen Orte lagst, mit einem schweren Stein auf deinem Bauch.
Noch nie ward ein Mann geboren, der diesen Eid mit dem Tod geschworen hat.
Herren, ich kenne Sie nicht, und Sie kennen meinen Vater nicht, wissen Sie, denn er ist schon lange durchgebrannt, und geht nicht beim Tage in einen Laden hinein, wissen Sie--und ich habe keinen Schwiegervater, Gott sei Dank, werde auch nie einen kriegen, werde uberhaupt, wissen Sie, ein solches Ding nie haben, nie dulden, nie ausstehen: warum greifen Sie ein Madchen an, das nur Unschuld kennt, das Ihnen nie Etwas zu Leide gethan hat?
And there was a vat of silver that was moved by craft to open in the which lay strange fishes withouten heads though misbelieving men nie that this be possible thing without they see it natheless they are so.
Ich habe noch nie so viel von dir gesehen, und alles, was ich sehe, ist gut.
Anwendung bringe: Das erste sei die Gierigkeit, die bei den Menschen nie fehlen werde.
Gesellschaft heute von Millionen getheilt wird, die nie eine Zeile seiner Werke zu Gesicht bekamen.
Ich habe noch nie so viel von dir gesehen, und alles, was ich sehe, ist gut.
Nie Nie station, one dark night, the unsuspecting hutkeeper, having as he believed secured himself against assault, was lying wrapped in his blanket sleeping profoundly.
Nur war die Ecke der Neuropsychiatrie mit ihren vielen elektronischen Geräten und Apparaturen bisher noch nie benutzt worden.
Carrie konnte sich nun auf jeden der drei anderen Küchenstühle setzen, sie würde nie die Gesichtshälfte von ihm zu sehen bekommen, die nur noch aus Narbengewebe bestand.
Und hat mein liebster Wunsch für euch Gewalt, So bleibt der Krieg Für euch nur dunkle Sage allezeit, So steht ihr nie im Feld Und tötet nie Und fliehet nie aus brandzerstörtem Haus.
So a long NIE of 50 or 100 pages has a kind of executive summary at the front called “.
Vermutlich war er den Frauen, mit denen er eine Nacht, selten mehr verbracht hatte, deswegen nie wirklich nahe gewesen, weil er sich nie bemüht hatte, sie zu verstehen, sie kennenzulernen, sie zu lieben.