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The '''Cigar Mining Facility''' (German: '''Zigarrenbergwerksanlage''', lit. "Cigar mining facility") was a secured mining and industrial labor facility located in the interior of [[Tanoa]], near [[Mont Tanoa]]. It was built and operated by the | {{Infobox concentration camp | ||
| name = Cigar Mining Facility | |||
| type = Secured industrial labor facility | |||
| other names = [[German language|German]]: ''Zigarrenbergwerksanlage''; Cigar Mine | |||
| known for = Forced labor, cigar production, resource processing, gold cigar-box fabrication, and propaganda symbolism | |||
| location = Interior [[Tanoa]], near [[Mont Tanoa]] | |||
| built by = [[Bau-Einsatz]] | |||
| operated by = [[Bau-Einsatz]] | |||
| original use = Secured production and labor facility | |||
| construction = 1980s | |||
| in operation = 1990s–30 November 2024 | |||
| prisoner type = Forced laborers, assigned detainees, penal prisoners, and transferred camp inmates | |||
| liberation date = 30 November 2024 | |||
| liberated by = [[Fish Collective]] | |||
}} | |||
The '''Cigar Mining Facility''' (German: '''Zigarrenbergwerksanlage''', lit. "Cigar mining facility") was a secured mining and industrial labor facility located in the interior of [[Tanoa]], near [[Mont Tanoa]]. It was built and operated by the Bau-Einsatz, formally known as the [[Bau-Einsatz|Tanoanische Bausatzgruppen]] (TBZ), within the authority of the [[Tanoa Einsatzgruppen]]. | |||
The facility formed part of the [[Camp and forced labor system of the Tanoa Einsatzgruppen]]. It combined controlled agricultural production, cigar preparation, resource handling, guarded labor, and gold-fabrication work. Its output was associated with the personal use, ceremonial culture, and luxury supply network of [[Eef Paap]], whose public awards and leadership image included cigar-related symbolism. | The facility formed part of the [[Camp and forced labor system of the Tanoa Einsatzgruppen]]. It combined controlled agricultural production, cigar preparation, resource handling, guarded labor, and gold-fabrication work. Its output was associated with the personal use, ceremonial culture, and luxury supply network of [[Eef Paap]], whose public awards and leadership image included cigar-related symbolism. | ||