The Violent Years: Prohibition and The Detroit Mobs
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The Violent Years: Prohibition and The Detroit Mobs

by Paul R. Kavieff

History True Crime organized crime
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The Violent Years examines Detroit during Prohibition, focusing on the mobs, violence, and criminal activity that defined a turbulent chapter in the city’s history. This concise historical account offers readers an introduction to Detroit’s organized crime during one of America’s most notorious eras.

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The Violent Years examines Detroit during the Prohibition era, a period associated with organized crime, violence, and major social change.

Paul R. Kavieff focuses on the Detroit mobs and the criminal activity that made this period especially turbulent.

The book offers a historical look at Prohibition and its impact on one of America’s major cities.

It is suited to readers interested in American history, organized crime, and Detroit’s past.

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