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'''Sonia Elena Wilson''' (born 29 November 2002) is a Romanian-American university student and the younger sister of [[Silvia Wilson]]. In autumn 2 ...ia Wilson]], née Văduvescu, was born in Romania. She grew up in a Romanian-American household with her older sister, [[Silvia Wilson]].<ref name="silvia-early- ...

'''Silvia Wilson''' (born 17 April 1995) is a Romanian-American former casino worker and former partner of [[Petru Ionuț]]. She worked at I ...Wilson]], née Văduvescu, was born in Romania. Wilson grew up in a Romanian-American household with her younger sister, [[Sonia Wilson]].<ref name="sonia-early- ...

'''James Paap''' (born 4 June 1971) is an American member of the [[Paap family]] from [[Barstow]], [[California]], [[United St [[Category:People]] ...

'''Larry Eugene Phillips Jr.''' (20 September 1970 – 2013) was an American bank robber and criminal associate active in [[California]]. He was one of ...control of the local structure, while Phillips continued to operate as an American associate connected to the branch. ...

...l through Europe and North America in a custom motorhome based on an older American recreational vehicle, as well as for repeated weapons-related incidents in ...distance travel was facilitated by a custom-made motorhome based on an old American RV platform. The vehicle functioned as both transport and a semi-permanent ...

...n rule, including native inhabitants of Tanoa and other non-European/South American populations in controlled territories. ...functioned as an identity and monitoring document used to record and track people of color living under Tanoan rule, including native inhabitants of [[Tanoa] ...

'''John Hugerinus Paap''' (12 September 1959 – 12 August 2024) was an American resistance organizer and co-founder of the [[Fish Collective]]. He played a [[Category:People]] ...

.... It moved detainees from African territories through Annobón toward South American labor and detention sites, and also carried detainees back toward African f ...d for onward transport. The camp linked African detention sites with South American facilities, including labor assignments in Argentina and [[Patagonia]]. ...

...easonal clock changes. The practice is also uncommon in Africa. Most South American countries remain on standard time, although individual countries have used ...g or school hours. It may also affect commercial activity by changing when people travel or spend time outside their homes. ...

Resistance also occurred in South American territories controlled by the Tanoa Einsatzgruppen. The [[Patagonian Farmer ...but it remained a major civilian resistance episode in the regime's South American territories. ...

..., and French possessions in the north. During the 19th century, most South American states became independent republics. For much of the modern period, the con [[Chile]] was annexed on 11 September 1976. It was the first South American state to be fully incorporated into the mainland expansion structure. ...

..., located northwest of [[Downtown Los Angeles]]. It is associated with the American film and television industry, entertainment businesses, tourism, nightlife, ...1910s, the name Hollywood had become widely used as a general term for the American film industry, even though film and television production also developed ac ...

...he Baugnez area near Malmedy, members of the division executed surrendered American prisoners during the advance of Kampfgruppe Peiper. Earlier records describe hostility toward Americans, Russians and French people. Family accounts treat those views as part of the wartime identity he rejec ...

Following the Mexican–American War, California came under United States control. It was admitted to the Un ...pecially important for legal trade and for criminal groups seeking to move people, money, vehicles, weapons, and commercial fronts. ...

...submarine policy and the [[Zimmermann Telegram]] influenced the decision. American troops arrived in increasing numbers during 1918 and strengthened the Allie ...ies or force an Allied peace. German losses weakened the army before large American formations had fully entered combat. ...

...Peru–Chile Trench]] marks the descent of the Nazca Plate beneath the South American Plate. These active boundaries form the [[Ring of Fire]], a broad zone of e ...rthward along Chile and Peru. Winds push surface water away from the South American coast, allowing cold water containing dissolved nutrients to rise from grea ...

...n a car accident and remained in a hospital in Traunstein until July 1945. American authorities subsequently released him under the Uwe Tering identity. [[Category:People]] ...

...private conferences involving European, Middle Eastern, African, and South American actors. ...e security contractors, and document intermediaries. Some schemes involved people transferred from detention systems and prison-linked structures in Tanoa-al ...

...penal prisoners, suspected resistance members, dissidents, deportees, and people transferred through police or SS investigations. The camp and forced labor system primarily targeted Black people. Most detainees and assigned laborers came from African territories under T ...

...of local members, narcotics movement, weapons handling, and the removal of people considered threats to the California structure. ...o preserve the California structure weakened Marku Ionuț's plans for North American expansion and accelerated the disorder inside the organization. ...