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.101 Things You Didn't Know About the Mafia: The Lowdown on Dons, Wiseguys, Squealers and Backstabbers City Travel Guides > Books > Mafia and Organised Crime by: James Mannion May 27, 2005 >>See More Reviews & Details on 101 Things You Didn't Know About the Mafia: The Lowdown on Dons, Wiseguys, Squealers and Backstabbers |
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.The Enforcer: Secrets of My Life with the Krays City Travel Guides > Books > Mafia and Organised Crime by: Albert Donaghue, Martin Short April 15, 2000 I bought and read every Kray book that's ever been published. Albert's is without doubt the best one in my collection. If you are genuinly interested in the Krays and want to know the true story of their so called 'reign of terror' then buy this book. >>See More Reviews & Details on The Enforcer: Secrets of My Life with the Krays |
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.The Krays and Me City Travel Guides > Books > Mafia and Organised Crime by: Charles Bronson, Stephen Richards June 04, 2004 When i first recived this book i thought to myself another bad book about the kray twins ... I WAS VERY WRONG this is a very good book also a very funny book charles bronson is one of britains longest serving prisoners who's spent time with the twins inside alot of good storys about him and thee twins in this book A MUST FOR ANY KRAY FAN!!!! >>See More Reviews & Details on The Krays and Me |
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.King of the Mountain: Life and Death of Giuliano the Bandit City Travel Guides > Books > Mafia and Organised Crime by: Billy Jaynes Chandler October 31, 1988 I've read quite a bit on Salvatore Giuliano. Even the Puzo novel titled "The Sicilian" where Giuliano comes off as quite a hero. And in alot of ways he was. But this book gives the most unbiased view of him i've ever read and then leaves it to the reader to decide. It's very surprising after learning about such a guy that he is still very unknown in history whilst Che Guevara catches the hearts of so many still today. Also, not only did he fight for Sicilian independance he actually tried to annex Sicilia to USA to be (at the time) the 49th state. It's a great read and some very interesting pictures although in black and white. Adsk says - thumbs up, check it out. >>See More Reviews & Details on King of the Mountain: Life and Death of Giuliano the Bandit |
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.Rage Within City Travel Guides > Books > Mafia and Organised Crime by: Trevor Hercules February 01, 2006 I've read quite a bit on Salvatore Giuliano. Even the Puzo novel titled "The Sicilian" where Giuliano comes off as quite a hero. And in alot of ways he was. But this book gives the most unbiased view of him i've ever read and then leaves it to the reader to decide. It's very surprising after learning about such a guy that he is still very unknown in history whilst Che Guevara catches the hearts of so many still today. Also, not only did he fight for Sicilian independance he actually tried to annex Sicilia to USA to be (at the time) the 49th state. It's a great read and some very interesting pictures although in black and white. Adsk says - thumbs up, check it out. >>See More Reviews & Details on Rage Within |
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.Roy Shaw Unleashed City Travel Guides > Books > Mafia and Organised Crime by: Roy Shaw, Kate Kray May 23, 2003 My son - ex military - loved this book ( maybe because he hadn`t read the first one - i don`t know..) It`s not my sort of book but i had a quick read through it and i must admit i rather enjoyed it. A few funny bits, some hilarious stories and some blood curdling ones, but mainly a history that deserves to be remembered.. Thumbs up. >>See More Reviews & Details on Roy Shaw Unleashed |
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.Inside the Firm: The Untold Story of the Krays' Reign of Terror City Travel Guides > Books > Mafia and Organised Crime by: Tony Lambrianou, Carol Clerk April 15, 1991 I purchased this book in a second hand book store. It is a very interesting read and highly recommended for a rainy day indoors. Tony Lambrianou displays himself as a wronged man. He had a hard childhood and spent the rest of his life making other people suffer for it. He enjoyed beating people and being violent. He really believed himself to be highly respected!!!! believing you could "earn" respect, by kicking someone in the face. He also considered himself " a good catholic" although he never went to church and did everything a "Good Catholic" should do, like murdering people, maiming, threatening and of course stealing, not to mention lying. In my mind he was nothing but a disgusting parasite, stealing and taking by force ... Read More: >>See More Reviews & Details on Inside the Firm: The Untold Story of the Krays' Reign of Terror |
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.Skinhead Street Gangs City Travel Guides > Books > Mafia and Organised Crime by: Loren W. Christensen 2007-04 Loren Christiansens book is a matter of fact guide to skinheads. Though biased against skinheads, he remains relatively objective throughout the book. While he ignores the nonpolitical side of the skinhead cult, he deserves credit for acknowledge the nonfascist origins of skinheads as well as the attention he pays to antiracist skinhead groups >>See More Reviews & Details on Skinhead Street Gangs |
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.The Kray Files City Travel Guides > Books > Mafia and Organised Crime by: Colin Fry May 28, 1998 i enjoyed this book it was very good. i thought that this book described how the Kray twins became the most feared and best Gangsters Britain has had and will ever see very well and I now know they reigned supreame. >>See More Reviews & Details on The Kray Files |
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.The Krays: The Geordie Connection City Travel Guides > Books > Mafia and Organised Crime by: Steve Wraith, Stuart Wheatman October 24, 2002 this is the worse book i haVE ever read by a nobody hanger on who now thinks hes a gangster. eric masons is bad, another one suddenly making himself far more important than they actually were as soon as all the krays were dead and of course theres always bernard o'mahoney, the worst of the worship the krays when alive but slag them as soon as they die brigade but this really is a cringe factor 1oo. no doubt there will be more from wraith, mason and o'mahoney and how they teamed up to see off the krankies. rubbish. >>See More Reviews & Details on The Krays: The Geordie Connection |
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