Why didn't the Netherlands gain territory after World War 2? (Short Animated Documentary)

A video on YouTube. In History, a Krater category.

Summary by Krater

This video explains why the Netherlands received very little land from Germany after World War II, despite its demands for territorial compensation, and how it eventually settled for a cash payment in 1963.

From the video

Answers: Why didn't the Netherlands get more land from Germany after World War II?

Dutch territorial demands after World War II
Allied opposition to German annexations
Border adjustments between the Netherlands and Germany
German reparations after World War II
Return of annexed land to West Germany in 1963

What it concludes

The Allies rejected Dutch proposals to annex large parts of Germany due to concerns over housing refugees and national security.
The Netherlands received only small border concessions in 1949 as a form of placation.
West Germany agreed to pay roughly 80 million dollars in 1963 for the return of most of the annexed land.

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