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    Russian Mafia: Soviet Crime in United States of America The Russian Mafia were a popular crime syndicate even posing as the greatest threat to the U.S. national security during the mid-1990s. With over 6,000 different groups around the globe, their activities are flown under the radar and limited action has been done to aware United States citizens. The Russian Mafia are commonly know as “Bratva” and still remain a trouble to America and it is important to understand their origins, the illegal activities they pursue in the U.S. and why they should be stopped. Illegal demands were needed in Russian and thus began a criminal organization known as the Russian Mafia. Organized crime has existed in Russia (former Soviet Union) for 400 or more…

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    other leadership of the prison. One example of this stereotyping is the pregnancy of Dayanara Diaz, a 24 year old Dominican female. Diaz gets mistakenly impregnated by one of the guards. In order to conceal her pregnancy from the prison warden and other guards, Diaz has sex with another guard, falsely accuses him of rape, and has the baby. Nonetheless, by this time, the guard abruptly disappears, and the baby is ultimately placed under the care of Child Protective Services. This…

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    class the oligarchs. The lack of legal safeguards of privatization allowed the mafia, which had the financial means and the political connections, to gain ownership and control over key industries of the Russian economy. “The problem is the economic liberalization in Russia, even in the narrowest sense of legalizing private business activity, is far from complete. Under the practical conditions that prevail, it still remains virtually impossible for a Russian entrepreneur to operate entirely…

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    Introduction Goodfellas is a movie about a boy Henry Hill who gets into the mafia at a young age and all his following life story up until the point of his being in the witness protection program and therefore out of the mafia. At an early age he decided that he wanted nothing more to be a gangster and that was the highest he could rise. Throughout his life he participates and is surrounded by crime until one day he has no choice but to leave. As most of his life is crime filled, it is an easy…

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    All three organizations had become respective enemies of the President and his actions. The CIA needed Kennedy assassinated because he posed as an imminent threat to them, showing that he had goals of disbanding their entire agency. Secondly, the KGB and Soviet Union seeked the President’s death as he had forced them out of Cuba, destroying their morale and general respect, all while proceeding to secretly get closer to winning the Cold War. By killing the President, the Soviet Union would have…

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    his torturous ministration. Leaning forward again, I asked, "Why and who?" I laughed when he glared at me. Viktor leaned forward and punched the man. "Show respect." "I will ask one last time. Why and who?" I said menacingly as I took his face in my hand. I pressed my fingers hard into his cheek until blood oozed badly from his wounds. When the man still didn't answer, I let his face go and stood up as I pushed my chair away. I wasn't going to get my hands dirty that time. But the man…

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    The Structure of Russian organized crime in the United States differs from that the American Mafia in many ways. Russian crime groups are fluid, and membership is Transient consisting of five to twenty people. The Russian organized crime group is loosely structured, without a hierarchy because the groups are normally formed on the basis of regional background or built around a particular enterprise (Abadinsky, 2013). In addition, one group may consist mostly of immigrants from Kiev. However,…

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    Union that was corrupted by the mafia. The Communist party had control over the police and judiciary systems. Therefore, the mafia was able to utilize the police and judiciary for informal protections. The protection provided by the government is another enabling factor of organized crime. “With the Communist party also in control of the police and the judiciary, those who played by the informal rules could be assured of protection, and those who violated the norms could be openly punished by…

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    Most French young men and women who went to prison at that time ended up joining criminal prison gangs and committing serious crimes. For example, in the movie A Prophet, Malik killed Reyeb, but he never served a sentence for that offense. An individual could leave jail being worse than he or she went in. For example, Malik went to the detention center as a young boy who never knew anything about gangs but left this center as an assassin and a gang leader. Prison assassinations were common in…

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    the work. These improvements Mussolini created, made Italy into a national powerhouse. With increase in chemistry and Mussolini’s knack for gaining land, Italy was able to form a stronger military and was able to gain Ethiopia. Mussolini destroyed the Italian mafia, which had been causing trouble in Italy for years. The mafia brought down the unity of Italy by intimidating anybody, who wronged them. Mussolini did not want people feeling threatened and as a dictator he could not have anybody…

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