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Dollart

I think the territorial dispute at the Dollart should be discussed here. – Editør (talk) 13:26, 30 December 2015 (UTC)[reply]

Inaccurate Description of the "Black Tulip Operation/Plan."

The claims made within the article about the aforementioned plan are to my knowledge: inaccurate. The sources cited do not correlate to claims made, they are merely links to what seem like graveyard registries of sorts. The expelling of Ethnic Germans from Dutch Territory did not result in a war, much less a war that lasted until 1951 as the article erroneously claims. And while the Netherlands was awarded some German territory following WW2, said territory would later be returned without bloodshed. I am by no means an editor for this platform, merely a casual user. That said, I felt it necessary to bring this the attention of appropriate parties. I believe there is an article on this platform about said event, which could be utilized as a means to correct the possibly incorrect claims made in this article. Cheers. 2600:4040:B03A:BB00:9E31:A8CC:1F7D:CF6E (talk) 21:36, 6 November 2023 (UTC)[reply]