Title: Germany–Netherlands border - Wikipedia
Headings: Germany–Netherlands border
Germany–Netherlands border
Contents
Land border
Disputes
Border crossings
Border treaties
Prussia and the Netherlands
31 May 1815
26 June and 7 October 1816
23 September 1818
11 December 1868
30 October 1823
11 April 1827
23 June 1843
12 August 1872
22 August 1879
12 May 1880
16 August 1883
1 and 31 August 1882
Hannover and the Netherlands
2 July 1824
12 September 1825
14 and 19 March 1863
Paris Protocol 1949
Treaties with Germany
8 April 1960
See also
References
External links

Content: Among the agreements and treaties were: 2 July 1824
Frontier Treaty between the Kingdom of Hanover and the Kingdom of the Netherlands relating to the course of the frontier signed in Meppen
12 September 1825
Instrument between the Kingdom of the Netherlands and the Kingdom of Hanover defining the frontiers
14 and 19 March 1863
Exchange of declarations between the Netherlands and Hanoverian Governments fixing the frontier line in the Dollard, signed in The Hague and Hannover
Paris Protocol 1949
The Paris Protocol of 22 March 1949, following World War II, the commission made 19 provisional changes in the frontier allowing the Netherlands to annex pieces of German territory totaling 26 square miles and 487 acres. The annexation was based on the Report by the Demarcation Commission of the Netherlands–German Frontier, signed at The Hague on 10 December 1949. The Netherlands annexed pieces of German territory as part of Second World War reparations. Treaties with Germany
8 April 1960
"Treaty between the Kingdom of the Netherlands and the Federal Republic of Germany concerning the course of the common frontier, the boundary waters, real property situated near the frontier, traffic crossing the frontier on land and via inland waters, and other frontier questions", known in short as the "Frontier Treaty", was signed in The Hague. This treaty, which came into effect on 10 June 1963, provided for the return of most of the German territories annexed by the Netherlands under the Paris Protocol of 1949, thus establishing the land boundary of the two countries that exists to this day. See also
Dutch annexation of German territory after the Second World War
Germany–Netherlands relations
References
^ List of treaties provided in the footnotes of "Frontier Treaty between Germany and the Netherlands 1960" (PDF). UN Treaty Series. United Nations. 8 April 1960.