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Charles Lucky Lucciano, considered by many as the father of modern organised crime after organising The Syndicate in 1931, which brought together each of the five bosses of American crime families in New York. Imprisoned in 1937, Lucciano cooperate with the American government due to his Italian connections during the Second World War, with his sentence being commuted in 1946 on the condition he did not resist deportation to Italy. Despite being deported he still remained active in mob business until his death in 1962

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