- on how
complicated it was to
successfully prosecute the Camorra: "The
Camorrist has no
political ideals. He
exploits the
elections and the
elected for...
-
Venice Days of the 76th
Venice Film Festival. In 1970s Naples, the
retired camorrist Peppino Lo
Cicero decides to
return to
action after the
murder of his...
- New York Times, 5
March 1911
Behan 2005, p. 23.
Iermano 2009, p. 237.
Camorrist Leaders Get 30-Year Terms, The New York Times, 9 July 1912 "Camorra Verdict;...
- Coils, by
Walter Littlefield, The New York Times,
September 11, 1910
Camorrist Told All To Win His Bride, The New York Times,
March 6, 1911 (in Italian)...
- able to eat an
entire tureen of codfish. He won the bet, and
hundreds of
camorrists applauded him. He got up to
thank them,
stammered a few words, then slumped...
-
about 40
volunteers (among them,
according to De Sivo
there were also
Camorrists),
attempted the ****ault on Montefalcione; however,
finding themselves...
- to collect: he too is seized. Subsequently, with a stratagem, the four
Camorrists manage to free
themselves and
enclose the four
partners in the cellar...
- to do so.
Carmela then goes into the house.
Maliella runs in, with the
Camorrists after her.
Rafaele is in pursuit, he
being the
leader of the band, a handsome...
- the
Camorra honor code,
Eduardo denied that Campoluongo/Barracano was a
Camorrist; he was
rather a Mammasantissima, i.e.,
someone who
lived outside legality...
- p. 188
Dirigibles in
Tripoli War, The New York Times,
March 8, 1912
Camorrist Leaders Get 30-Year Terms, The New York Times, 9 July 1912 "Camorra Verdict;...
