The Mafia Encyclopedia

by Carl Sifakis

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This is a new edition of an encyclopaedia in which Sifakis (freelance writer, former crime reporter and long-time student of organized crime) reveals what the Mafia is, its role in organized crime, and its principal players, past and present. It has 400 entries and 95 black and white photographs.

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This is a new edition of an encyclopaedia in which Sifakis (freelance writer, former crime reporter and long-time student of organized crime) reveals what the Mafia is, its role in organized crime, and its principal players, past and present. It has 400 entries and 95 black and white photographs.

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