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Kill the Dutchman! The Story of Dutch Schultz by Paul Sann biography of the gangster, Beer Baron of the Bronx ... Your browser doesn't support EMBED, but you can still listen to the background sound of this page by clicking here. ... complete and unabridged...
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www.killthedutchman.net/
www.killthedutchman.net/
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Kill the Dutchman! The Story of Dutch Schultz by Paul Sann biography of the gangster, Beer Baron of the Bronx ... The Last Words of Dutch Schultz; VII. What the Dutchman Was Saying; VIII. Ordeal for Frances; IX. A Funeral--And Some Post Mortems; X. How It All Began; XI. The High Life ; XII. The War That...
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www.killthedutchman.net/schultz_3.htm
www.killthedutchman.net/schultz_3.htm
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truTV Crime Library story about Dutch Schultz, the infamous New York gangster. ... Upon his return to the Bronx, his old Bergen Gang buddies anointed him "Dutch Schultz," much to the chagrin of his loving mother. ... Dutch Schultz early in his career...
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www.trutv.com/library/crime/gangsters_outlaws/mob_bosse...
www.trutv.com/library/crime/gangsters_outlaws/mob_bosses/schultz/index_1.html
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Dutch Schultz had a long and varied criminal history. He was probably the most well known criminal of his time, and was once declared Public Enemy #1 by the FBI. Famous for his ruthlessness, violence and temper, he worked his way up the criminal ladder in the mean streets of the Bronx from an early age.
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www.njhm.com/dutchschultz.htm
www.njhm.com/dutchschultz.htm
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www.dutchschultz.com/
www.dutchschultz.com/
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When he was released the next year, he returned to his old neighborhood and demanded to be called "Dutch Schultz," the nickname of a notorious young gangster from the late 1800's.
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www.rotten.com/library/bio/crime/mafia/dutch-schultz/
www.rotten.com/library/bio/crime/mafia/dutch-schultz/
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Dutch Schultz, whose given name was Arthur Flegenheimer (6 August 1902–24 October 1935), was a New York City-area Jewish gangster of the 1920s and '30s. Born in the Bronx, he made his fortune in bootlegging illegal alcohol and the numbers racket in Harlem.
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en.wikiquote.org/wiki/Dutch_Schultz
en.wikiquote.org/wiki/Dutch_Schultz
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