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== Succession == Eef Paap’s rise to leadership was not the result of internal competition, military distinction, or political organizing. During the late 1970s, Jan Paap positioned his son as successor. Following Jan Paap’s retirement in January 1980, Eef Paap was formally promoted to Führer on 6 November 1980 during a public ceremony in [[Georgetown]]. This marked the first and only hereditary transfer of power within the regime and entrenched lineage-based authority at the highest level.
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