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00:00You're not alone.
00:01We're not alone, you crazy.
00:02You got a gun?
00:03Don't worry.
00:04I don't have a gun.
00:05Why not?
00:06In a dangerous situation like this.
00:07I'm telling you, I don't have time for this nonsense.
00:08We're here to split up the areas.
00:09Ok.
00:10I'll take New Jersey, New York, Chicago and Buffalo.
00:11Very nice.
00:12I'll send you the projects.
00:13I did it, son.
00:14These are all the areas.
00:15The guys are coming to negotiate with me.
00:16Come on, I'll make you a deal.
00:17You're not alone.
00:18I'm not alone.
00:19I'm not alone.
00:20I'm not alone.
00:21I'm not alone.
00:22I'm not alone.
00:23I'm not alone.
00:24I'm not alone.
00:25I'm not alone.
00:26I'm not alone.
00:30What do you want, son?
00:31What do you want?
00:32I'll take...
00:33I'll take...
00:34I'll take New York and Chicago and you will take New Jersey and Buffalo.
00:35Alright.
00:36But I'm taking New York and Chicago too, son.
00:38And this is the last I'll say to you.
00:39What the hell did I take, son?
00:40I'm telling you, you do this, you choose war.
00:45Vivec.
00:47Look at yourself.
00:48Is life easy ...
00:50like this?
00:53People will wake up?
00:54Yes.
00:55What are the threats?
00:56It's likely they'll have nightmares.
00:59What do you mean?
01:00That you're rich!
01:02You mean you're the richest person in your family?
01:04The one below you?
01:05Better than you?
01:06Pay attention.
01:08You feel like you're in the wrong family.
01:09And remember,
01:10the family is the most important thing.
01:12Now look,
01:13if you're afraid of your family,
01:15then make a good negotiation on the areas of influence.
01:17And Egypt is right in front of you.
01:19We can cooperate in the normal future.
01:21And why are you afraid of my family?
01:22Because you look like you don't know
01:24how far my hand can reach.
01:26You told me!
01:27Yes.
01:29But I also told you,
01:31why am I afraid of my family?
01:44Ladies and gentlemen,
01:45welcome to a new episode of Al Daheeh,
01:47the show known as Al Daheeh.
01:49In June 1936,
01:50the last sessions of the Mafia's leader,
01:53Charles Luciano,
01:54who was nicknamed the Public Enemy No. 1,
01:58was the most famous gang member after Al Capone.
02:01At the time,
02:02Al Capone was sentenced to 11 years in prison
02:05and to get a fair trial,
02:06he had to be convicted of first-degree murder,
02:08not of any crime committed by his gang.
02:10So Luciano was sentenced to 30 to 50 years in prison.
02:14In a trial,
02:15the writer Erin Paulson described it as
02:17not a fair trial
02:18and there was no perfection or judgment.
02:20All that depended on him
02:21were statements that had no basis or evidence.
02:23But for the United States,
02:25only by law,
02:26Luciano was actually a thousand times more dangerous than Al Capone.
02:29And it won't be enough in 11 years,
02:30he has to disappear forever.
02:31Luciano will not only be sentenced to a fair trial,
02:34he will also be thrown into the Clinton Prison,
02:36a scary prison known as Little Siberia.
02:39Do you know Siberia, my dear, in Russia?
02:41This is the region where there are almost no creatures,
02:43a cold, dry, and difficult region.
02:45Any foreigner who wants to make a difficult prison,
02:48they throw him into Siberia.
02:49What's important is that they make their prison look like Siberia,
02:51a far and cold place.
02:52It's hard for Luciano to practice his influence from this place.
02:55Ahmed, is Luciano a criminal in this danger?
02:57Or is there, as we are used to, other secrets
02:59that we will discover at the end of the episode?
03:01This is Chad Blaster,
03:02and let me tell you,
03:03he's not an introvert,
03:04he reveals himself from the beginning of the episode.
03:06He's still a bit introverted.
03:07For about 30 years,
03:09gangs have been at war in New York.
03:11On the one hand,
03:12you have the leader Salvatore Maranzano,
03:14and on the other hand,
03:15you have the leader Joe Masseria.
03:16Luciano was Masseria's assistant to the Levant.
03:18He saw that these internal wars between the gangs
03:20were damaging the business,
03:21and that the Mafia could no longer afford this.
03:23According to this theory,
03:24the Mafia needs young leaders,
03:25not only to win the wars of the gangs,
03:27but a young leader capable of uniting the Mafia
03:29as a great force and an organization.
03:31Without civil wars,
03:32without internal disputes,
03:33we are all one hand for the Mafia and crime.
03:36Here, Luciano,
03:37with a cold blood,
03:38sees a family of a young man,
03:39will decide to kill both of them.
03:41What?
03:42Even if he works with Ahmed?
03:43Yes.
03:44And we will eat in the air?
03:45Yes.
03:46Man, no, no, no, no.
03:47Yes.
03:48Man, no, no, no, no.
03:49Yes.
03:50Sorry.
03:51We go back to the Mafia.
03:52Luciano leads the Mafia.
03:54Luciano gathers all the Mafia families
03:56in New York, Chicago, and Buffalo.
03:58Tell them,
03:59there are no more wars.
04:00We will create a National Crime Syndicate.
04:02We will solve our problems together,
04:04and cooperate.
04:05Every Mafia leader will come with his manners,
04:07and we will solve their problems.
04:08Without violence.
04:09Without violence.
04:10Violence outside the Mafia,
04:11inside the Mafia, no.
04:12And at the same time,
04:13at least Capone made his glory in Chicago.
04:14Luciano turned the Mafia
04:15into a terrifying organization,
04:16that spread to the states.
04:17Do you remember the movie, Godfather,
04:18and the Mafia men sitting at the table?
04:20They solve their problems by arguing,
04:21even though they have blood on their knees.
04:23They tell you,
04:24this is their software.
04:25This is their system.
04:26That's why,
04:27they called the historians,
04:28the Father of Modern Organized Crime.
04:31Listen, dear listener,
04:32there is no such word,
04:33after the name.
04:34The Father of Modern Organized Crime.
04:35But this family,
04:36that you will show loyalty to,
04:37you will give them a more terrifying name.
04:38They will call them,
04:39Azizi, Al Capo, Di Totti, Cappi.
04:41We will show them,
04:42this is a very terrifying name.
04:43This is a terrifying name, Abu Ahmed.
04:44This is a medium pizza.
04:45Dear, the frame is not half,
04:46but the meaning of the name.
04:47The Boss of All Bosses.
04:48The leader of the leaders.
04:49Dear, if you were born in Germany,
04:50the screen would be full of you.
04:51The writer, Tim Newark,
04:53will describe Luciano,
04:54as the victim of his personal success.
04:56The man,
04:57success, success,
04:58more than necessary.
04:59A degree,
05:00that you can't afford to continue.
05:01That's why,
05:02he will take on the mission of overthrowing,
05:03the claimant of the city of New York,
05:04Thomas,
05:05personally.
05:06And while,
05:07Luciano,
05:08gives some charitable activities,
05:09with a sense of self-sacrifice,
05:10and sincerity.
05:11Things like,
05:12the Umar,
05:13and the manipulation,
05:14and the poverty.
05:15I mean, Abu Ahmed,
05:16when you tell them this,
05:17we will feel that these are good things.
05:18This man, dear,
05:19was in control,
05:20of more than 5,000 claimants.
05:21But,
05:22the claimant of New York,
05:23will be able to convince,
05:24some of these people,
05:25to testify against him,
05:26and imprison him,
05:27with a charge,
05:28including 62 charges.
05:29Luciano himself,
05:30far from the ranks of historians,
05:31and gangs,
05:32will be famous in his world,
05:33with the title,
05:34Lucky.
05:35Lucky, Abu Ahmed.
05:36These are the claimants,
05:37who testified against him,
05:38and were released,
05:3950 years after the claimant.
05:40Luciano,
05:41was a genius,
05:42in the games of the Umar,
05:43or the Craps Games.
05:44And he was also lucky,
05:45because in 1929,
05:46he was subjected to a murder trial,
05:47by Maranzano.
05:48Remember,
05:49he was competing with his teacher,
05:50and he killed both of them.
05:51Luciano was subjected,
05:52to repeated tortures,
05:53and wounds,
05:54from ear to ear.
05:55And where is the luck,
05:56Abu Ahmed?
05:57The world is tangled,
05:58with the man.
05:59Lucky, dear,
06:00is that he survived,
06:01this wound,
06:02at a time,
06:03when everyone expected him,
06:04to die.
06:05Imagine a wound,
06:06from ear to ear,
06:07and to live after.
06:08I don't know how someone,
06:09can think of teaching.
06:10If I see a wound,
06:11from ear to ear,
06:12I will run to the grave,
06:13and I will read it.
06:14And meanwhile,
06:15the newspapers will say,
06:17No,
06:18he will be immortalized,
06:19in history,
06:20by many historians,
06:21as a hero.
06:22A hero,
06:23who played the role,
06:24of a genius prince.
06:25Don't forget about it,
06:26it's just a war of accounts.
06:27No,
06:28it's a world war.
06:29What?
06:30Did you see,
06:31where did the wrinkles come from?
06:32You've been lying,
06:33for years,
06:34Abu Ahmed.
06:35I'm sick of you.
06:36The world war,
06:37my dear,
06:38the role of Luciano,
06:39in it,
06:40will change history.
06:41Abu Ahmed,
06:42I notice,
06:43that everything,
06:44in this show,
06:45is about the attack,
06:46of Japan,
06:47on Pearl Harbor.
06:48You know,
06:49at night,
06:50your hands were shaking,
06:51before they did,
06:52this black thing.
06:53They paid a high price.
06:54Now,
06:55the battle of Atlantic,
06:56will intensify.
06:57This is the longest battle,
06:58in the history,
06:59of the second world war.
07:00If someone,
07:01like Churchill,
07:02considered this,
07:03the best opportunity,
07:04for the Germans,
07:05to win the war.
07:06Let me explain it,
07:07to you,
07:08in a simple way.
07:09The Atlantic Ocean,
07:10separates America,
07:11and Europe.
07:12The Atlantic Ocean,
07:13is also,
07:14the largest,
07:15in the world.
07:16In the Atlantic Ocean,
07:17800,000 tons,
07:18of ammunition,
07:19were sunk,
07:20per month.
07:21This is enough,
07:22to defeat the Allies.
07:23Underwater,
07:24the ammunition,
07:25was used,
07:26to end the war,
07:27without invading,
07:28or occupying,
07:29or liberating.
07:30One of the most important,
07:31places of the war,
07:32was New York.
07:3380 square miles,
07:34of warehouses,
07:35and warehouses,
07:36in which,
07:37in the name of God,
07:38from all the goodness of God,
07:39the main organization,
07:40of the ammunition,
07:41from and to,
07:42the United States.
07:43The German submarines,
07:44destroyed more than,
07:4520 ships,
07:46easily.
07:47In May of the same year,
07:48the German submarines,
07:49the U-Boats,
07:50sunk 100 ships,
07:51with a loss rate,
07:52of 650,000 tons,
07:53of ammunition,
07:54per month.
07:55Ah,
07:56they were close,
07:57to the target,
07:58they had 150,000 tons left.
07:59What the Americans,
08:00said at the time,
08:01was that the Germans,
08:02would sometimes,
08:03target ships,
08:04at a distance of 60 miles,
08:05only in the American coast.
08:06A very precise target,
08:07as if they knew,
08:08the exact information,
08:09about these ships.
08:10This information,
08:11could not come,
08:12from the American coast,
08:13at the time.
08:14It was enough,
08:15to scare the Americans,
08:16more than anything else.
08:17When the Americans,
08:18entered the war,
08:19they were jealous,
08:20of the idea of the submarines,
08:21because it was,
08:22the only country,
08:23that was protected,
08:24from the immigrants.
08:25There were no,
08:26immigrant Americans,
08:27all came from around it.
08:28Suddenly,
08:29this country,
08:30became itself,
08:31a war zone,
08:32against Japan,
08:33Germany,
08:34or Italy.
08:35Immigrants from families,
08:36and from them,
08:37the inhabitants,
08:38of today's America.
08:39In fact,
08:40America itself,
08:41issued a proclamation,
08:42number 2537,
08:43which stipulates,
08:44that every immigrant,
08:45of the host country's nationality,
08:47and not the American nationality,
08:49should go,
08:50and register their names,
08:51in the Ministry of Justice.
08:52This, my dear,
08:53will be a pretext,
08:54and a prelude,
08:55to the persecution,
08:56of these countries' children.
08:57It will reach its peak,
08:58when more than,
08:59100,000 Japanese,
09:00live in America,
09:01move out of their homes,
09:02and go,
09:03to detention camps,
09:04humiliating and humiliating.
09:05This is the biggest,
09:06short-term transfer,
09:07in the history,
09:08of the United States.
09:09These people,
09:10will they be hostages,
09:11giving information,
09:12to the Japanese government,
09:13that we are in a war with,
09:14or honorable citizens?
09:15We might be oppressing them,
09:16but we won't be able,
09:17to put ourselves in their shoes,
09:18because they might be,
09:19much more dangerous,
09:20than their benefits.
09:21These people,
09:22will remain there,
09:23for most of the war,
09:24afraid,
09:25that they might turn out,
09:26to be hostages.
09:27At the time,
09:28many Italians,
09:29suffered similar executions,
09:30but their situation,
09:31was special.
09:32They wouldn't allow,
09:33them to be held,
09:34in camps like the Japanese.
09:35The Italians,
09:36were simply,
09:37the biggest group of immigrants,
09:38in the United States.
09:39From 1876,
09:40to 1930,
09:415 million Italians,
09:42emigrated to the US.
09:43This emigration,
09:44will make the Italians,
09:45present everywhere,
09:46and in our story,
09:47they will be,
09:48in the most important place,
09:49the ports.
09:50According to,
09:51the Admiral,
09:52Thomas A. Brooks,
09:5377 shipping workers,
09:54and fishermen,
09:55and the power,
09:56of all New York's ports,
09:57were,
09:58Italian-American.
09:59They were,
10:00Italian-American.
10:01They were,
10:02Italian-American.
10:03They were,
10:04Italian-American.
10:05They were,
10:06Italian-American.
10:07They were,
10:08Italian-American.
10:09Of course,
10:10the intelligence agencies,
10:11in the US,
10:12will doubt,
10:13that some of these,
10:14Italian-Americans,
10:15were,
10:16immigrants,
10:17working with,
10:18the Arabian Sea,
10:19to find information,
10:20about the Nazi submarine.
10:21We were doubting them,
10:22at first.
10:23This is dangerous.
10:24Don't forget,
10:25dear,
10:26that Italy,
10:27under Mussolini's leadership,
10:28was fighting the Germans,
10:29and allowed,
10:30these workers,
10:31to go back to their motherland.
10:32It was easy,
10:33Abu Ahmed.
10:34They gathered,
10:35all the Italian workers,
10:36in the ports,
10:37and took out,
10:38the spy among them,
10:39and the Nazis,
10:40didn't know anything.
10:41Unfortunately, dear,
10:42all the attempts,
10:43of the intelligence agents,
10:44in the US,
10:45to gather information,
10:46from the port,
10:47failed.
10:48All the workers,
10:49were close to the community.
10:50The young men,
10:51who agreed,
10:52didn't deal with the police,
10:53or the intelligence agencies.
10:54The one who opens his mouth,
10:55and tells the police,
10:56is an idiot.
10:57Snitch.
10:58Shame.
10:59Here, dear,
11:00the officers,
11:01doubted more,
11:02how the workers were killed,
11:03and which one of them,
11:04was talking.
11:05Is it possible,
11:06that in your country,
11:07they follow the rules,
11:08of the D&D?
11:09If a policeman,
11:10asks you anything,
11:11you answer,
11:12deaf and dumb.
11:13Are you deaf,
11:14and blind?
11:15Do you hear in the car?
11:16No, no, no.
11:17I don't read,
11:18I don't hear,
11:19I don't talk.
11:20According to some sources,
11:21the Mafia leaders,
11:22were laughing,
11:23at the lack of intelligence agents,
11:24who were,
11:25from the first moment,
11:26exposed.
11:27Anyway,
11:28they tried,
11:29to make the workers,
11:30laugh.
11:31Hello, Italians,
11:32I am Italian,
11:33and I eat pizza,
11:34pasta, mozzarella,
11:36I have a question,
11:37aren't the Nazis,
11:38advanced spies,
11:39able to go around,
11:40the whole area?
11:41What do you mean,
11:42the spies have to be,
11:43from the port,
11:44and the intelligence work?
11:45This is xenophobia,
11:46a foreign phobia,
11:47just like what happened,
11:48to the Japanese.
11:49Dear,
11:50this is not a joke,
11:51all of this happened,
11:52because of the SS Normandy,
11:53according to some sources,
11:54it was the second largest,
11:55ship in the world,
11:56at the time,
11:57its price,
11:58was more than 60 million dollars,
11:59originally,
12:00it was a French ship,
12:01but when the Nazis,
12:02occupied France,
12:03the Normandy,
12:04the Nazis,
12:05took the ship,
12:06and said,
12:07I've had enough,
12:08and after the attack,
12:09Pearl Harbor,
12:10they transformed it,
12:11from a civilian ship,
12:12to a warship,
12:13a troop ship,
12:14at the time,
12:15the Normandy,
12:16was a symbol,
12:17of the resistance,
12:18against the Nazis,
12:19the Normandy,
12:20was famous,
12:21for what it did,
12:22in Syria,
12:23the Normandy,
12:24a civilian ship,
12:25became a naval equipment,
12:26capable of,
12:27carrying 15,000 soldiers,
12:28in the blink of an eye,
12:29from land,
12:30to land,
12:31what is this land,
12:32Abu Ahmed,
12:33the Normandy,
12:34was completely burned,
12:35and it's a head,
12:36on a 88% sand,
12:37it didn't burn at all,
12:38and although,
12:39the official report,
12:40said that the fire,
12:41was fate,
12:42fate,
12:43meaning,
12:44one of the workers,
12:45didn't leave a candle,
12:46except that many people,
12:47were believers,
12:48that the fire happened,
12:49because of the smugglers,
12:50who were in the port,
12:51and that this incident,
12:52which targeted,
12:53the symbolic value,
12:54of the Normandy,
12:55as a symbol,
12:56of resistance,
12:57and fighting,
12:58encouraged the smugglers,
12:59to repeat it,
13:00with other ships,
13:01because of this incident,
13:02the Normandy,
13:03was almost the capital,
13:04and was divided,
13:05by the German ships,
13:06to the extent,
13:07that the German ship,
13:08called these months,
13:09the happy time,
13:10because of their many questions,
13:11no man,
13:12no, no, no, no,
13:13they called these days,
13:14the holiday,
13:15that's why,
13:16the difficult times,
13:17call for the hardest solutions,
13:18and then,
13:19Charles Haefenden,
13:20the chief of the office,
13:21naval intelligence,
13:22the ONI,
13:23said,
13:24I would be happy,
13:25to talk to the devil,
13:26if that's what it takes,
13:27I'm ready to talk to the devil,
13:28if this is how it will end,
13:29but the dear chief says,
13:30I'm ready to make a deal,
13:31with Haefen,
13:32I won't give him any problems,
13:33and the devil,
13:34in our case,
13:35the Americans,
13:36will have to make a deal,
13:37with the Mafia,
13:38this will be called,
13:39Operation Underworld,
13:40this is a secret intelligence operation,
13:41between the Mafia,
13:42and the American authorities,
13:43the goal of which,
13:44is to win the world war,
13:45first, dear,
13:46the American intelligence,
13:47will cooperate,
13:48with the gang man,
13:49Joseph Zooks Lanza,
13:50you know dear,
13:51he looks like Dudley,
13:52in Harry Potter,
13:53to the dear,
13:54the skinny pumpkin,
13:55that his parents,
13:56loved his mother,
13:57and left him,
13:58in this beautiful valley,
13:59hidden under the stairs,
14:00he was controlling,
14:01a huge market,
14:02which is,
14:03Alphalton Fish Market,
14:04this market,
14:05has 25% of,
14:06the American seafood,
14:07in it,
14:08Joseph Lanza's influence,
14:09extends,
14:10from the state of Maine,
14:11to Florida,
14:12which indicates,
14:13that fishing boats,
14:14can throw fish,
14:15in the sea,
14:16to increase their price,
14:17and cause pollution,
14:18and those who don't comply,
14:19will die,
14:20this face,
14:21dear,
14:22doesn't look like,
14:23this face,
14:24can't do any harm,
14:25Joseph Lanza,
14:26will agree,
14:27to cooperate with America,
14:28and give the officers,
14:29in Maine,
14:30to monitor,
14:31any group activity,
14:32he will also allow,
14:33the intelligence,
14:34to train a sailor,
14:35on his fishing skills,
14:36to teach him,
14:37how to use,
14:38the radio,
14:39and the message,
14:40to inform him,
14:41about any views,
14:42of the German diving,
14:43no Ahmed,
14:44the English,
14:45Ahmed reassure me,
14:46this is solved,
14:47and America,
14:48will win the second world war,
14:49no dear,
14:50please,
14:51don't burn this episode,
14:52we don't know yet,
14:53if America,
14:54will win the second world war,
14:55or not,
14:56the problem dear,
14:57is not solved yet,
14:58the problem is not,
14:59the fish,
15:00but,
15:01but,
15:02but,
15:03but,
15:04but,
15:05but,
15:06but,
15:07but,
15:08but,
15:09but,
15:10but,
15:11but,
15:12but,
15:13but,
15:14but,
15:15but,
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