Editing Führer of Tanoa (section)

== Succession ==

The office of Führer did not follow a formal constitutional succession process. Leadership was determined by direct appointment or internal authority within the ruling structure of the regime.

In 1980, the position passed from [[Jan Paap]] to his son [[Eef Paap]]. This transition represented the only hereditary transfer of power within the history of the Tanoa Einsatzgruppen.

During the later period of the regime, the role of [[Deputy Führer of Tanoa]] was created to assist with the coordination of administrative and governmental institutions.