Mafialand (formerly published as Shadowland)

Mafialand (formerly published as Shadowland)
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Publisher : Random House
Total Pages : 315
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ISBN-10 : 9781780574813
ISBN-13 : 1780574819
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Book Synopsis Mafialand (formerly published as Shadowland) by : Douglas Thompson

Download or read book Mafialand (formerly published as Shadowland) written by Douglas Thompson and published by Random House. This book was released on 2012-08-30 with total page 315 pages. Available in PDF, EPUB and Kindle. Book excerpt: Mafialand is a revelatory and dramatic true-life thriller spanning much of the twentieth century, a page-turning chronicle of an elaborate Mafia plan to 'invade' Europe using 1960s London as a bridgehead. The capital city of the Swinging Sixties was also a world of gambling, guns and gangsters. Several veterans of the era are astonished that they survived it and some feel protected enough - now that most of the killers are themselves dead - to reveal to bestselling author Douglas Thompson the details and secrets of one of history's greatest criminal conspiracies, and of how world-champion boxer Freddie Mills really died. Mafialand (previously published as Shadowland) recounts events from the viewpoint of the pawns as well as the kingmakers. Brutal, terrifying and intrigue-packed, it is an account of the Mob's Machiavellian global manipulation of governments and officials. All the big players of Mob history are here, controlled by the gangster genius Meyer Lansky, but so are the hit men, the fixers, the hoodlums and the wiseguys.


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