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The Purple Gang Organized Crime In Detroit 19101945 Illustrated Kavieff

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The Purple Gang Organized Crime In Detroit 19101945 Illustrated Kavieff
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Publisher: Barricade Books
File Extension: PDF
File size: 19.32 MB
Pages: 214
Author: Kavieff, Paul R.
ISBN: 9781569804940, 156980494X
Language: English
Year: 2013
Edition: Illustrated

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The Purple Gang Organized Crime In Detroit 19101945 Illustrated Kavieff by Kavieff, Paul R. 9781569804940, 156980494X instant download after payment.

The Purple Gang - Detroit's ruling organised crime syndicate - became one of the most notorious gangs during the Prohibition Era. The gang was comprised mostly of the offspring of recent immigrants - Eastern European Jews who were hardworking and honest. This vicious gang quickly rose to power by engaging in extortion, gambling and the illicit trade of drugs and alcohol. The book if graphically illustrated with 32 pages of photographs depicting the gangsters, from their lives on the street to their bloody demise.

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