The Two Mafias: A Transatlantic History, 1888-2008Springer, 5 ago 2015 - 236 pagine A realistic understanding of the mafia must avoid depictions both of a monolithic organization and of localized, isolated groups. Here, renowned historian Salvatore Lupo analyzes the mafia as a network of varied relationships and institutions, the result of a complex cultural and social encounter that was shaped by multiple, diverse environments. |
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fi A transcontinental gang 19011908 | 25 |
Italian gangsters elite in New York 1920s1950s | 41 |
Doctor Allegras view on the transatlantic network | 48 |
Murders related to organized mobs in New York | 78 |
GambinoInzerillos family tree | 149 |
Two SicilianAmerican Mafia links 1970s1980s | 155 |
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