Editing Vader Era (section)

== Chronology ==

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! Year
! Event
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| 1934
| [[Angelo van Noord]] began his military career by joining the [[Wehrmacht]] on 1 November 1934. His entry into service became one of the earliest documented events of the Vader Era.
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| 1935
| Angelo van Noord continued training and service in motorized reconnaissance formations. He served with units connected to Kraftfahr-Abteilung Cannstadt and later Aufklärungs-Abteilung 5.
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| 1936
| [[Jan Paap]] joined the Wehrmacht. His military service later formed the basis of his break with the older [[Paap family]] structure and his creation of the movement that became the Tanoa Einsatzgruppen.
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| 1937
| Members of the principal families remained active in military, industrial, and administrative environments in Germany and the Netherlands. These networks later formed part of the background of the Middenvader Era.
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| 1938
| Angelo van Noord continued in training and leadership duties and was promoted to Leutnant. The [[Schroeter family]] remained connected to agriculture, military service, and industrial production through [[Schroeter Traktoren]].
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| 1939
| The Second World War began. Angelo van Noord participated in the invasion of Poland while serving with the 2. Panzer-Division. Schroeter industrial production became increasingly connected to wartime demand.
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| 1940
| Angelo van Noord transferred to the Abwehr and was assigned to Baulehr-Bataillon zur besonderen Verwendungen 800. On 10 May 1940, he led the assault on the railway bridge at Gennep during the German invasion of the Netherlands.
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| 24 June 1940
| Angelo van Noord received the Knight’s Cross of the Iron Cross for his role in the Gennep bridge operation. He also received the Iron Cross 1st and 2nd Class during the same period.
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| 1941
| On 30 November 1941, Angelo van Noord became Bataillonskommandeur of the 1st battalion of Lehr-Regiment "Brandenburg" z.b.V. 800.
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| 1942
| Angelo van Noord served on the Eastern Front with Brandenburg units. Recorded areas connected to his service include Kursk, Voronezh, the Don region, the Caucasus, Crimea, and the Mius sector.
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| 1943
| Jan Paap encountered his cousin [[Antonie Ronald Paap]] during the recapture of an airfield on the Eastern Front. Their argument escalated into a physical fight in which Jan assaulted Antonie and knocked out his teeth. The incident contributed to Jan’s break with the Paap family line.
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| 1943
| Angelo van Noord continued service with Brandenburg formations during their expansion into a larger divisional structure. His assignments connected him to operations in the Balkans, Greece, Yugoslavia, and Romania.
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| 1944
| Jan Paap deserted after a later incident on the Eastern Front. He bribed the Waffen-SS officer [[Georg Schäfer]] to assist his escape, fled to Spain, and later settled in Argentina.
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| 1944
| Jan Paap founded the [[Argentine Einsatz]], the movement that later developed into the [[Tanoa Einsatzgruppen]]. The [[NSTAP]] was also founded in 1944 as the political organization of the emerging Tanoan structure.
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| September 1944
| During the [[Battle of Arnhem]], several fathers of an SS armoured division built houses north of Arnhem for defensive and logistical use. These houses became the origin of [[Vriendendam]].
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| 1944
| [[Vriendendam]] began as a wartime settlement connected to defensive preparations north of Arnhem. Its early houses were constructed for accommodation, logistics, and recreation of stationed fathers.
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| March 1945
| Angelo van Noord entered his final wartime posting as a staff chief with the SS-Jagdverbände under Otto Skorzeny.
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| 8 May 1945
| The war in Europe ended. Angelo van Noord destroyed his Soldbuch and obtained a forged Soldbuch under the name "Uwe Tering" to conceal his connection to the SS unit.
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| July 1945
| Angelo van Noord was released by American authorities under the false name "Uwe Tering" after hospitalization in Traunstein. This marked the beginning of his post-war period under false identities.
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| 1945
| The Vader Era ended. Former wartime family structures entered a post-war transition period, leading to the [[Middenvader Era]] in 1946.
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