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| subdivision_name = Argentina ...roleum extraction, maritime trade, and military infrastructure in southern Argentina. ...

| source1 = Confluence of the [[Grande River (Mendoza)|Grande River]] and [[Barrancas River]] | source1_location = Eastern [[Andes]], [[Argentina]] ...

| native_name = República Argentina | common_name = Argentina ...

...nsatz]] and functioned as a maritime holding site between [[Africa]] and [[Argentina]]. ...obón transit camp]] was constructed in the following years and became part of the wider detention and forced labor system. ...

...the [[Colorado River (Argentina)|Colorado River]] and includes large areas of steppe, plateaus, the southern [[Andes]], Atlantic coastline, and subpolar ...ecurity, labor, and resource systems. This period ended after the collapse of the Tanoa Einsatzgruppen on 30 November 2024, after which Patagonia returne ...

| image_title_2 = Coin bearing the image of [[Jan Paap]] | mint = State Mint of [[Georgetown]] ...

| jurisdiction = Territories under control of the [[Tanoa Einsatzgruppen]] ...litical surveillance, internal intelligence collection, and the monitoring of ideological conformity. ...

...ndustrial coordination, and monetary administration under the [[Government of Tanoa]]. Established in 1945, it supervised production systems, labor alloc The institution operated as part of the regime’s centralized governance framework and worked in coordination wi ...

| jurisdiction = [[Government of the Tanoa Einsatzgruppen]] | chief1_name = [[Führer of Tanoa]] ...

{{History of the Tanoa Einsatzgruppen}} ...titutions, financial control, and external influence networks across parts of [[Africa]], [[South America]], and the [[South Pacific]]. ...