Italian Mafia

The Italian mafia mafia was developed to protect the owner's house, which was originally not in town in the feudal era of Sicily. The word "mafia" comes from the word "mafio" in Sicily and means the family. Today, the name of the mafia represents a loose alliance of criminal groups. These groups can be connected by blood, oath, oath. Many people think Sicilia Mafia is the most cruel mob of the 20th century. In the 19th century, the mafia became a network of criminal mobs who dominated the Sicilian countryside.

"Mafia" refers appropriately to Sicilian or Italian-American mafia. In modern usage, when it becomes a mafia, there may be some meaning, such as a local Italian organized criminal, a mafia family in a big city, an entire American mafia, or the original Sicilian mafia. As this term became widely recognized, the names of non-criminal organizations such as Jewish Mafia, Mexican Mafia, Russian Mafia and other criminal groups, and political team of John Kennedy used as 'Irish Mafia' it was done. Do not confuse it with Irish mobs)

The American mafia (often referred to as "mafia" or "mob", but "mob" may refer to other organized criminal groups) or Italian-American mafia are highly organized It is an Italian-American criminal society. Organizations are often called members by Cosa Nostra (pronunciation in Italian: ours) and are called by the government by La Cosa Nostra (LCN). The name of this organization comes from the original Mafia, Cosa Nostra, Sicily Mafia, which originally appeared as a division of the Sicilia Mafia, but the organization eventually found non Sicilian living in the United States and Canada It housed or absorbed. Other Italian-American gangs and Italian-American criminal groups (Camola, USA, etc.). It is commonly known as the Italian Mafia or Italian Mafia, these provisions may also apply to Italian independent but relevant organizational criminal groups.