Mafias on the Move: How Organized Crime Conquers New Territories

This wonderful book records the history of organized crime from all important events and attractive people, from the 1900's to today's Mafia's status. How Mafia came to America, Al Capone, Abstinence Act, Lucky Luciano, Castellammarez War, 5 Families, Buggy Siegel and Las Vegas, New York and Philadelphia Mobility History, CIA, They Participate Mobility Politics, Cleveland and Danny Green, Information Provider of Meyer Lansky, FBI, How the Organized Crime Invaded the Construction Industry and Other Legal Companies Frank Sinatra, Teamsters Union, The Fight of Organized Crime Everyday , Various drug cartels, how to evolve over the years Martin Short did a wonderful job to study each topic, it was very well written, reading was great.

After the end of the criminal war, five New York criminal families appeared. They sometimes formed a new alliance or cooperative organization called the Luciano-Lansky program. The new mafia can not tolerate the idea of ​​an ancient Italian mafia. The old Mafia believed in some kind of "honor", demanded racial purity, allowed war with other Italians, and focused on solving the old vendettas instead of earning money. The new Mafia is to organize various ethnic groups into an effective cooperative triad group and its sole purpose is to earn money. They only kill those who hinder profits. Luciano also restored the "committee" as the lead organization of criminal organizations. Ironically, the 'Americanization' of the Mafia was in close agreement with Al Kapone's tax evasion trial at the end of his career.