The Last Godfathers: Inside the Mafia's Most Infamous FamilyMacmillan, 21 lug 2009 - 368 pagine The Last Godfathers charts the spectacular rise and the fall of one of the richest and most powerful criminal organizations in history, the Sicilian mafia's Corleone clan. From humble origins in the town of Corleone, they manipulated the Cosa Nostra's code of honor—deceiving and bludgeoning to the summit of the secret brotherhood, purging rivals and launching terrorist campaigns which decimated anti-mafia judges, police and politicians. |
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2 The Rise of The Peasants 19631974 | 55 |
3 Forging a Dictatorship 19741983 | 97 |
4 The Servants of the State Fight Back 19831992 | 157 |
5 Mafia Terrorism 19921996 | 193 |
6 The Mafia Turns Silent 19952002 | 257 |
7 The Fall of the Corleonesi 20022008 | 287 |
Acknowledgements | 321 |
Picture Acknowledgements | 323 |
Notes on Sources | 325 |
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