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THE HISTORY OF THE AMERICAN MAFIA

THE HISTORY OF THE AMERICAN MAFIA

By: Fabio Fabiano
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 HISTORY OT THE AMERICAN MAFIA

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  • THE MAFIA AND DRUG TRAFFICKING PART 1°

    THE MAFIA AND DRUG TRAFFICKING PART 1°
    Nov 9 2025
    Before the rise of the Cosa Nostra, illegal drug trafficking in New York was mainly controlled by Jewish criminal organizations. Arnold Rothstein emerged as the leading Jewish crime boss in New York in the 1920s. Historical sources describe him as the head of drug trafficking in New York at that time, before he was murdered in 1928, but they also point out that he was a powerful gangster involved in various other criminal activities, including gambling and smuggling. His death created a power vacuum in the New York criminal world, which allowed the Cosa Nostra to gradually establish itself in the drug trade

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    9 mins
  • SAM TEETS BATTAGLIA

    SAM TEETS BATTAGLIA
    Oct 20 2025
    Salvatore Joseph Battaglia, known as “Sam,” was born on November 5, 1908, in Chicago and was a high-ranking member of the Chicago Outfit mafia organization. Sam Battaglia began his criminal career at a young age, first becoming involved in street gangs and later joining a more structured criminal organization. In the 1920s, Sam Battaglia joined the “42nd Street Gang,” founded by his brother Augie. Sam Battaglia's relationship with his brothers, Paul, Augie, and Frank, was decisive in his life and criminal career. The Battaglia brothers were all involved in the Chicago underworld, albeit with different roles and destinies.

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    11 mins
  • TONI ACCARDO

    TONI ACCARDO
    Oct 5 2025
    Tony Accardo, nicknamed "Joe Batters" and "Big Tuna," is considered one of the longest-serving and most successful mob bosses in American history. His intelligence, prudence, and ruthlessness allowed him to rule the Chicago Outfit for decades, amassing a fortune and maintaining almost unchallenged power.

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    11 mins
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