Casino. Love and power in Las Vegas. Preface Dmitry Goblin Puchkov
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In the 1970s, Frank Levsha Rosental was one of the most influential and contradictory people in Las Vegas. He was responsible for the largest casinos of Nevada and became known as a successful manager-innovator, who created an industrial of bookmakers in Vegas. He was a player to the brain of bones. A person setting the coefficients. The owner of a luxurious house for a million dollars, the husband of a stunning dancer. Everything should have happened perfectly.
But ten years later, Frank"s car took off into the air, and he barely survived. The closest friend of Rosenthal, Tony Spilotro, was the suspect in organizing the assassination attempt. How has the situation changed so in just a couple of years?
“Pidings gives another portion of exciting criminal adventures from the history of the syndicate. Like Henry Hill in “Glorious Guys”, Leo Rosenthal without bills and in all details tells piddles about a career built in conditions of boundless and multi -level corruption. Why do you need detective novels at all when there are piddles with its exciting documentary literature? ” - Booklist
But ten years later, Frank"s car took off into the air, and he barely survived. The closest friend of Rosenthal, Tony Spilotro, was the suspect in organizing the assassination attempt. How has the situation changed so in just a couple of years?
“Pidings gives another portion of exciting criminal adventures from the history of the syndicate. Like Henry Hill in “Glorious Guys”, Leo Rosenthal without bills and in all details tells piddles about a career built in conditions of boundless and multi -level corruption. Why do you need detective novels at all when there are piddles with its exciting documentary literature? ” - Booklist
Author:
Author:Nicholas Piders
Cover:
Cover:Hard
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- Category:Biographies & Memoirs
- Category:Magazines & Encyclopedia
Publication language:
Publication Language:Russian
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Paper:newspaper
Age restrictions:
Age restrictions:18+
ISBN:
ISBN:978-5-4461-0978-4
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