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Mr. CaponeRobert J. Schoenberg

Mr. Capone

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In 1930 Al Capone was arguably the most famous American alive--both here and abroad. Today, forty-five years after his death, his name recognition is still the envy of any celebrity or presidential candidate. Few men have achieved such notoriety, but who was the man behind the legends? Now, in Mr. Capone, Robert J. Schoenberg shows us, for the first time, the real Al Capone--where he came from, how he moved to the top rank of organized crime, and how he ran "the outfit." The portrait that emerges is certainly of a calculating and at times brutal man, but also one of surprising wit and charm.…

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2 editions
  • Other · English · 1995
    Robson · 9780860519669
  • Other · English · 1992
    Morrow · 480 pages · 9780688089412
BiographyCriminalsNew York Times reviewedCapone, al, 1899-1947