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Marat Yakovlevich Balagula (Russian: Мара́т Я́ковлевич Балагула; 8
September 1943 – 19
December 2019) was a Russian-American
organized crime figure, crime...
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retrieve money owed to him for a
fraudulent gas
license provided by
Marat Balagula, for whom he sold
bootlegged gasoline in a
western New York gas station...
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Russian underworld:
Marat Balagula was
paying off the Italians;
Balagula was a punk;
Balagula had no balls.
Balagula's days were numbered. This, of...
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acted as a
buffer between Agron and
Balagula. With
Balagula acting as the
brains and
Nayfeld acting as the brawn,
Balagula ruled the
neighborhood rackets before...
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gangsters have
become part of the US'
criminal folklore,
examples being Marat Balagula,
Evsei Agron and
Boris Nayfeld. Feuds,
often resulting in
extreme violence...
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threatened the life and
family of
Marat Balagula, a
Ukrainian immigrant who
ruled the
Russian Mafia in
Brighton Beach.
Balagula, who was then
masterminding a multimillion-dollar...
- the
Russian underworld:
Marat Balagula was
paying off the Italians;
Balagula was a punk;
Balagula had no balls.
Balagula's days were numbered. This, of...
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especially Brighton Beach, are
actually Soviet Jews,
including Marat Balagula,
Boris Nayfeld, and
Evsei Agron. From the 1990s
until 2013,
members of...
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moved on to
employ under Marat Balagula, who was
believed to have
succeeded Agron's authority. In the
following year,
Balagula fled the
country after he was...
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Russian mafia' died: who was
Marat Balagula",
Forum Daily,
December 28, 2019.
Accessed November 9, 2021. "
Balagula emigrated to the USA from
Odesa in...
