The Mob and the City

In "The Mob and the City," C. Alexander Hortis offers a comprehensive exploration of the Mafia's rise to power in New York City from the 1930s to the 1950s, challenging common misconceptions about organized crime. Drawing from extensive research and newly uncovered archives, Hortis provides insightful answers to pressing questions about the power dynamics, economic strategies, and cultural intersections of Cosa Nostra and its impact on society. This informative and eye-opening account is the first full-length work dedicated to revealing the hidden history of the Mafia, promising even seasoned enthusiasts a fresh perspective.