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There is no denying that the thugs have left a notorious mark on American culture. In numerous films and TV shows, interest in violence and secret mafia families has not wavered. Now, New streaming series Welcome the audience into the world of organized crime again.
“The Story of the American Mafia”, a five-part plot series Specializes in streaming on Fox Nationalcarefully study the clearest moments in mob history. Spreading across the 20th century, several iconic criminal families were depicted, including Columbus and Gambinos.
“The Godfather” is an iconic American film, but Mob Boss Joe Colombo was almost shut down due to concerns about the film’s portrayal of Italian-Americans. (CBS via Getty Image)
Episode 1: The Real Godfather
Episode 1 Starting in the 1970s Gritty series, mob boss Joe Colombo participated in the civil rights movement to help strengthen the public’s Italian-American image. But the soon-to-be-winning famous film “The Godfather” is waiting for release and threatens to overturn the secrets of the Colombo family’s illegal plans.
He soon began to realize how to exploit controls that could benefit him from the portrayal of the Corian family in the film – and ultimately how to see Italian-Americans nationwide.
Charles “Luckiano” was a notorious thug of the 20th century. (Getty Image)
Episode 2: The Lucky Committee
Family means everything in the mafia, and Charles “Lucky” Luciano was no different during the young mafia period. But he ushered in a new era of crime cooperation by working with non-Italians in a profitable business for the mob site, ultimately helping to develop the state criminal group.
Episode 3: Apalachin’s meeting
During Luciano’s peak in the criminal underworld, Joe Barbara held a meeting in the fall of 1957 with other mafia, including from the powerful Genoa crime family. But with the help of a shrewd little boy, a large and large meeting between the mob became one of the most important members of law enforcement.
Episode 4: Murder in the Family
Researched one of the most notorious mafia-related murders In Episode 4titled “Murder within the family.”
John Gotti is a new gangster who has risen in the Gambino crime family ranks.
“His reputation is harder than businessmen,” said former FBI secret agent Giovanni Rocco. “He is a man known for his violence. He can do the ultimate act.”
The gulf between members and current boss Paul Castellano threatens to reach the highest violence in New York’s Sparks Steak House and will soon change the dynamics of the American mob scene.
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(Original title) Police Cup by Chicago mob Al Capone. The photo was taken by the Miami Police Department. (Getty Image)
Episode 5: The Rise of Scarface
Finally, an examination of American Mafia history is incomplete without the most notorious Alphonse “Scarface” Capone. Capone’s criminal acts were demonstrated in the context of culture and bans on influence on Chicago and the wider United States in the 1920s – embodying the charm and cruelty of organized crime.
“Plus, plus Chicago is a tough town, a corrupt town,” said Mob Museum columnist Larry Henry in the episode. “So you combine corruption – the liquor flows freely, brothels everywhere, gambling – so it’s a vast open town.”
But Capone’s pirated and corrupt empire eventually collapsed when it was convicted of tax evasion due to tax evasion, despite widespread orders to murder.
To provide a more in-depth analysis of the lives of these leaders of the criminal underworld, please All five episodes Now in Fox Country.
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