The Mafia - The Coldblooded History of the Mob.nfo
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| The Mafia-The Cold Blooded History of the Mob |
| 4 Volumes 13 Episode |
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Name: The Mafia-The Cold Blooded History of the Mob (13 Episodes)
Date: 1993
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Size: 4.72 Gb
Files: 111 x 43.9Mb
Pars: Yes
Files: 16
Size: 488Mb
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Running Time: 650 Mins.
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Container: Avi
Resolution: 512x384 (4.3)
FPS: 29.970
Audio: 48 Khz 2 Channel MP3
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Disc One
Prohibition gives the rising new breed of Sicilian gangs a lucrative business.
Lucky Luciano and Meyer Lansky conceive of an idea: a national criminal o
rganization that is run and designed like an American corporation.
Bootlegger Joseph Kennedy becomes a rich man dealing with the mob and funds
his sons' political careers.
Disc Two
Mafia bosses and enforcers are present at the birth of the labor movement and
inflict terrible damage on unions and their members.
World War II marks the turning point when the Mafia turns from a criminal
underworld into a national menace with the ability to intimidate even the federal
government.
Disc Three
Lucky Luciano has a vision of the Mafia becoming a more structured and profitable
organization that values skill over tribal affiliation.
Meyer Lansky creates an intricate and lucrative web of casinos and businesses that
make the Mafia more profitable than some major corporations.
Known as the most elite of the five crime families in New York, the Genovese family
has always boasted some of the shrewdest and most feared members in Mafia history.
A mob hit man with a violent temper, Siegel became a household name when he moved
out West and decided to launch a tony casino in Las Vegas.
Disc Four
On Valentine's Day, 1928, Al Capone lured seven of his fiercest rivals into one of
the most brutal massacres in U.S. history.
During WWII, the federal government cut several deals with Mafia warlord Lucky Luciano
to protect U.S. property and personnel both here and in Italy.
Carlo Gambino, maybe the most powerful crime boss in New York, built a criminal empire
that would rule the city without restraint until his successors Paul Castellano and
John Gotti eventually destroyed it.
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