Netherlands: all Bakker Schut versions

All versions of the Bakker Schut plan. The Bakker Schut plan was developed after World War 2, aiming at annexing German territory into The Netherlands. Inhabitants living in a municipality with more than 2500 inhabitants would have been deported from the annexed territories. Under special condition Germans in the newly annexed areas could request to be naturalized, for instance if they had made efforts for the Dutch state during the war, if they usually spoke Low Saxon instead of High German, if they had no family members up to the second degree that lived in Germany, or if they wished to become Dutch.