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In 1936, New York congressman Nathan Perlman asked Jewish mob boss Meyer Lansky to intimidate Nazi sympathizers across the city. The mafioso even did it for free.
- How The Jewish Mob Helped The U.S. Fight Nazis - All That's Interesting
Just before World War II, Jewish gangsters led by Meyer...
- How The Jewish Mob Helped The U.S. Fight Nazis - All That's Interesting
In the 1930s, Lansky and his gang stepped outside their usual criminal activities to break up rallies held by the pro- Nazi German-American Bund.
Durante la Segunda Guerra Mundial, Lansky fue crucial en la Operación Underworld de la Oficina de Inteligencia Naval en la cual el gobierno de los Estados Unidos reclutó a criminales para buscar infiltrados nazis y saboteadores desplegados por los U-boot.
Just before World War II, Jewish gangsters led by Meyer Lansky initiated a brutal campaign of violence and terror against Nazi sympathizers across America. Beginning in 1938, the Jewish mob embarked on a mission to terrorize and pummel the pro-Nazi German-American Bund wherever and whenever they planned to march.
Michael Benson's 'Gangsters vs. Nazis' tells how New York judge secretly directed mafia bosses Meyer Lansky, Bugsy Siegel to recruit army of Jewish thugs to intimidate antisemites.
The best known Jewish gangsters –Meyer Lansky, Bugsy Siegel, Longy Zwillman and Moe Dalitz — participated in the numbers rackets, illegal drug dealing, prostitution, gambling and loan sharking. They were not nice men.
Discover stories of mob-led resistance to the terrifying wave of American fascism. Explore Long Island’s “Nazi Town, USA,” Meyer Lansky’s audacious Manhattan raid, Fritz Kuhn’s sinister American Bund, Newark’s street battles, and Hollywood’s mob-driven war on Nazis.
