- He
married Theresa Vitale (her
sister was
married to
Filippo Rimi, the
capomafia of Alcamo) and set up a
business on the
family land as a
lemon grower...
- L'Espresso in May 1967. In 1963
Gentile wrote down his memoirs, "Vita Di
Capomafia", with the help of
Italian journalist Felice Chilanti.
Gentile approached...
- to the
Palermo criminal court, Don
Paolino embodied “the
traditional capomafia who
intervenes directly in all
matters in his area,
arbitrating private...
-
partially responsible for
creating the
image of the
gallant gentleman capomafia (Mafia boss). He is
widely considered to have been
responsible for the...
- with
Felice Chilante, Vita di
Capomafia (Rome:
Editori Riuniti, 1963) Nick
Gentile with
Felice Chilante, Vita di
Capomafia (Rome:
Editori Riuniti, 1963)...
- Rackets. Sacramento, 1959. Gentile, Nick, with
Felice Chilanti. Vita di
Capomafia. Rome:
Editori Riuniti, 1963.
State of California.
Final report of the...
- 1956 to 1967. "Index: A". Gentile, Nick, with
Felice Chilanti. Vita Di
Capomafia. Rome:
Editori Riuniti, 1963. Warner,
Richard N. "The
First Mafia Boss...
- the
Sicilian Mafia, in
particular with
Michele Navarra, at the time the
capomafia of Corleone, when
Navarra was
banished by the
Italian authorities to Gioiosa...
-
Vintage ISBN 0-09-959491-9. (in Italian) "Inzerillo jr, da 'scappato' a
capomafia"[permanent dead link], la Repubblica, Palermo,
February 8, 2008. (in...
-
Sitting Bull), a
thinly disguised pseudonym of
Gaetano Badalamenti, the
capomafia of Cinisi. Nevertheless, it was
Peppino Impastato and his
friends that...
