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Mafia and Crime

Mafia and Crime

Includes related FBI files and reports and other newly released scholarship and information.

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Summary:	Includes related FBI files and reports and other newly released scholarship and information.

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Before Bruno

Multivolume set. Book 1: 1880-1931., Book 2: 1931-1946., Book 3: 1946-1959.

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My Great-Uncle, a Mafioso from Sciacca, Sicily, Rosario Montalbano, His Life, as told to me.

by Morello, Celeste A.
Published 2016
In collection: Mafia and Crime

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Challenging a Story: That Nicodemo Scarfo had been "exiled" or "banished" to Atlantic City, New Jersey by boss Angelo Bruno in 1964.

by Morello, Celeste A.
Published 2016
In collection: Mafia and Crime

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Preface: To the Philadelphia Mafia History Collection.

by Morello, Celeste A.
Published 2015
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Philadelphia's Lawful Mafiosi; A Review of Unconvicted Mafiosi.

by Morello, Celeste A.
Published 2015
In collection: Mafia and Crime

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Reprint article from Criminal Organizations, 1998: Reviewing Illicit Narcotics Use & Distribution in Philadelphia before the Involvement of Organized Crime.

by Morello, Celeste A.
Published 1998
In collection: Mafia and Crime

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Residential Patterns of Western Sicilian Sub-Colonies in Philadelphia's "Little Italy" Based on The Earliest Mafiosi.

by Morello, Celeste A.
Published 2016
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They Knew Joseph Bruno: Boss of the Philadelphia-South Jersey La Cosa Nostra, 1936-1946.

by Morello, Celeste A.
Published 2016
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Typescript Article: The Sciacchitani of Norristown (Montgomery County, Pennsylvania); Comments on MSS Records at HSP, 2011.

by Morello, Celeste A.
Published 2011
In collection: Mafia and Crime

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Typescript. Antonio Domenico Pollina. Mafia Boss of Philadelphia, Notes. 1992.

by Morello, Celeste A.
Published 1992
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"Gentle Don" or "Docile Don" The News Media's WHITEWASHING of Mafia Boss Angelo Bruno.

by Morello, Celeste A.
Published 2016
In collection: Mafia and Crime

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Celeste A. Morello's (denied) nomination of the home of Philadelphia Mafia Boss, Angelo Bruno at the Philadelphia Historical Commission.

by Morello, Celeste A.
Published 2016
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Applying the Sicilian Mafia's Rules and the FBI's Findings to Dismiss "The Men of Montedoro" As Myth.

by Morello, Celeste A.
Published 2017
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Organized Crime in Bars, Part II.

by New Jersey State Commission of Investigation
Published 1995
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"I Was A Witness to Gary Heidnik's Execution" / Celeste A. Morello.

by Morello, Celeste A.
Published 2023
In collection: Mafia and Crime

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The Philadelphia Police's Homicide Records: The First Decades of Investigating & Advancement / Celeste A. Morello.

by Morello, Celeste A.
Published 2015
In collection: Mafia and Crime

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The Legal Way to U.S. Citizenship by Philadelphia's First Sicilian Mafiosi / Celeste A. Morello..

by Morello, Celeste A.
Published 2019
In collection: Mafia and Crime

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The U.S. Treasury Department's Narcotics Bureau's Files on the Philadelphia-South Jersey Mafia (1957-1962) with FBI reports and explanation / Celeste A. Morello.

by Morello, Celeste A.
Published 2017
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Pennsylvania's Earliest Sicilian Mafia Families: the models for "kinship & social control" theory / Celeste A. Morello.

by Morello, Celeste A.
Published 2018
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Transcribed telephonic surveillance of Mafia members Harry Riccobene, Philip Testa, Frank Narducci, and Nicky Scaro, December 4, 1977.

by United States. Department of Justice. Organized Crime Strike Force.
Published 1977
In collection: Mafia and Crime

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