Military Region of South San Paolo
Military Region of South San Paolo Regione Militare di San Paolo Meridionale (Salisfordian) Regions Militaras del Sud de San Pablo (Castillianan) Region Militar de San Pablo del Sur (Creeperian) | |||||||||
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| Status | Military region of Salisford | ||||||||
| Capital | Guiraiso | ||||||||
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| Government | Military administration | ||||||||
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• 1961–1969 | Carlo III | ||||||||
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• 1961-1965 | Giovanni Rossi | ||||||||
• 1965-1967 | Antiamo Marchetti | ||||||||
• 1967–1969 | Lazzaro Sartori | ||||||||
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• Beginning of the Rubicon War | 13 October 1961 | ||||||||
• Reconquest by Creeperopolis | 1969 | ||||||||
| 22 April 1976 | |||||||||
| Currency | Salisfordian Lira | ||||||||
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| Today part of |  Creeperopolis | ||||||||
The Military Region of South San Paolo (Salisfordian: Regione Militare di San Paolo Meridionale, commonly shortened to San Paolo Meridionale) was an interim occupation authority established during the Rubicon War by the Kingdom of Salisford that included areas of present-day San Pablo. It remained in existence until early 1969 when the territory was reconquered by Creeperopolis. Plans were promoted to transfer the region to a civilian administration following the conclusion of the Rubicon War, but these plans were shelved following the disasterous collapse of the Salisfordian front near the end of the First Phase. As a result, the region remained under military control until its demise.
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History
Administration
The military region was divided into prefectures, which were made up of multiple sub-prefectures. Sub-prefectures consisted of municipalities and their immediate surrounding areas and were governed by an appointed military official called a sub-prefect. These sub-prefectures were grouped together into prefectures, which were themselves governed by a higher military official called a prefect. The sub-prefects reported directly to their prefect, who in turn reported to the legate. The legate was the appointed military governor of the region.
List of legates
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Brigadier General Giovanni Rossi 22 June 1915 – 5 August 1965 |
1961 – 1965 |
Military | Lieutenant Colonel Marcello Sagona | ||
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Lieutenant General Antiamo Marchetti 17 October 1918 – 1 September 1992 |
1965 – 1967 |
Military | Lieutenant Colonel Oscar Vettraino | ||
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Brigadier General Lazzaro Sartori 24 November 1910 – 21 March 2000 |
1967 – 1969 |
Military | Lieutenant Colonel Tosco Schettino | ||
Administrative divisions
The total number of prefectures and sub-prefectures were not constant and varied over the course of the war, depending on how much territory the military region held. However, at the beginning of the second phase, the military region consisted of 4 prefectures and 15 sub-prefectures.
Role of collaborationist groups
See also
Rubicon War (1961–1976) | |||||
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