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Bombs Bullets And Bribes The True Story Of Notorious Jewish Mobster Alex Shondor Birns Rick Porrello

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Bombs Bullets And Bribes The True Story Of Notorious Jewish Mobster Alex Shondor Birns Rick Porrello
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Bombs Bullets And Bribes The True Story Of Notorious Jewish Mobster Alex Shondor Birns Rick Porrello instant download after payment.

Publisher: Rick Porrello
File Extension: EPUB
File size: 6.91 MB
Pages: 346
Author: Rick Porrello
ISBN: 9780966250824, 0966250826
Language: English
Year: 2020

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Bombs Bullets And Bribes The True Story Of Notorious Jewish Mobster Alex Shondor Birns Rick Porrello by Rick Porrello 9780966250824, 0966250826 instant download after payment.

A 2020 International Book Awards True Crime Award Finalist! From the author of To Kill the Irishman, basis for the movie Kill the Irishman, here is Alex "Shondor" Birns--Public Enemy Number One, friend of powerful Jewish and Italian mobsters, and trusted partner of black gambling racketeers. He went toe-to-toe against relentless challenges--the cops wanted him in prison, immigration officials wanted him deported, and the IRS wanted his nightclub, car, and cash. Black gangsters wanted the old white man out of the numbers racket, and rogue underlings wanted to kill the king.

One protege in particular had Birns on the ropes in a high-finance mystery stretching from the US to Israel, and Canada to Cuba. Then along came Ellie, a second-grade schoolteacher thirty-three years his junior. She was an unlikely paramour and ally, but clearly smitten with Shon.

For half a century, the charismatic hood beat the odds, cultivating allies high and low, including ambitious reporters whose career he helped build via blazing front-page coverage. Combine the name Shondor Birns with stories of bribes, bullets, and bombs, and it sold newspapers. It was this notoriety that Shondor embraced through the decades as his turbulent story was memorialized. Until, that is, it reached a shocking crescendo.

Midwest Book Review says, "Just the right blend of high drama, criminal introspection and biography... Compelling reading with a lively tone."

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