Louis Buchalter

American mob boss with strong arm tactics

Louis Buchalter - Leaders & Politicians born 1897
Born

1897
129 years ago

Died
Category

Leaders & Politicians

Country

United States

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Involved in organized crime, led the Lavender Hill Mob, a group implicated in racketeering and murder. Played a significant role in the operations of the National Crime Syndicate. Managed various illegal enterprises, including bootlegging and gambling in New York City. Captured in the 1930s, convicted of conspiracy to commit murder, and executed in 1944.

Led the Lavender Hill Mob

Convicted for conspiracy to commit murder

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