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Calogero " Don CalĂČ " Vizzini ( Italian: [kaËlÉËdÊero vitËtsiËni]; 24 July 1877 - 10 July 1954) was a Sicilian Mafia boss of Villalba in the province of Caltanissetta, Sicily. He was considered to be one of the most influential and legendary Mafia bosses of Sicily after World War II until his death in 1954.
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Giuseppe Genco Russo (26 January 1893 - 18 March 1976) was an Italian mafioso, the boss of Mussomeli in the Province of Caltanissetta, Sicily. Genco Russo, also known as "Zi Peppi Jencu", was an uncouth, sly, semi-literate thug with excellent political connections. A vulgar man - he used to spit on the floor no matter who was present - he was often photographed with bishops, bankers.
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ReportageSicilia I VIZI SICILIANI DI GIUSEPPE GENCO RUSSO
Giuseppe Genco Russo, 1868 - 1886. Giuseppe Genco Russo was born in 1868, in birth place, to Salvatore Genco Russo and Concetta Genco Russo (born CalĂ ). Giuseppe had 4 siblings: Grazia Genco Russo and 3 other siblings. Giuseppe passed away on month day 1886, at age 18 in death place.
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Giuseppe Genco Russo (Mussomeli, January 26, 1893 - Mussomeli, March 18, 1976) was an Italian mafioso, the boss of Mussomeli in the Province of Caltanissetta, Sicily. Genco Russo, also known as "Zi Peppi Jencu", was an uncouth, sly, semi-literate thug with excellent political connections.
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En 1959 le encargan fotografiar a Giuseppe Genco Russo, el capo de los capos. Sergio vuela a Roma y lee noticias sobre la mafia en su habitaciĂłn de hotel. Luego viaja a Sicilia con un pase de.
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Many turned out to be former Mafia members, such as Calogero Vizzini and Giuseppe Genco Russo. They easily presented themselves as fascist dissidents and their anti-communist positions strengthened their bids for political offices. Mafia bosses reformed their clans, absorbing some of the marauding bandits into their ranks.
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Giuseppe Genco Russo (26 January 1893 - 18 March 1976) was an Italian mafioso, the boss of Mussomeli in the Province of Caltanissetta, Sicily. Genco Russo, also known as "Zi Peppi Jencu", was an uncouth, sly, semi-literate thug with excellent political connections.
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Within weeks of the Pearl Harbor attack and the declaration of war on the United States by Germany and Italy, US war plans included the defense of the East Coast and the invasion of Sicily. Here, Ezio Costanzo examines the many elements of this secret scenario, which included long-suppressed information about cooperation between the Mafia and the US Army.
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The Sicilian bosses present were Tommaso Buscetta, Cesare Manzella, Giuseppe Genco Russo, Salvatore Greco, Gaetano Badalamenti and Angelo La Barbera. In the 1970s, the Corleonesi family (led by Boss Toto Riina) aimed to reach the acme of Cosa Nostra. With their rise in prominence, two factions would form.
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MUSSOMELI, Sicily, March 18 (AP)âGiuseppe Genco Russo, reported to be one of the last big godfathers of the Mafia in Sicily, died here today in his native town. He was 80 years old. Half blind.
Giuseppe Genco Russo ( January 26, 1893 March 18, 1976) capo
Only a few left-wing observers identified notables like don Calogero Vizzini from Villalba and Giuseppe Genco Russo from Mussomeli, Footnote 23 the leading exponents of the Mafia. Multiple studies have shown that they were not simply tools of the agrarian power structure; though they had been organizers of co-operatives and intermediaries in.
Quando con la mafia si andava dâaccordo il caso significativo del boss
This is the comment of a Palermo magistrate to the surprising surrender and arrest of Giuseppe Genco Russo, the alleged Mafia chief. He turned himself in to the police of Caltanisetta, Sicily,.
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Mussomeli, Sicily, once home of the legendary godfather Giuseppe Genco Russo By Carl Russo After the spectacular capture of Corleone capomafia Bernardo Provenzano by police in 2006, Sicily braced for a blowback. If history is an indicator, observers warned, a Mafia war will break out. And it will take the form of either an internecine turf battle or a vendetta against the state. Both scenarios.
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First trial Giuseppe Genco Russo The first trial opened in 1967 and concentrated on the growing involvement of the Sicilian Mafia in the international heroin trade. Specifically, the defendants were all those who had been at a series of meetings in October 1957 between American and Sicilian Mafiosi at the Grand Hotel Des Palmes in Palermo.
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Giuseppe Genco Russo (26 January 1893 - 18 March 1976) was an Italian mafioso, the boss of Mussomeli in the Province of Caltanissetta, Sicily. Genco Russo, also known as "Zi Peppi Jencu", was an uncouth, sly, semi-literate thug with excellent political connections.
