What is the connection between Mafia and Italy?

Mafia originated in Sicily, Italy in the mid-19th century. In Italian, it is commonly used as Cosa Nostra, which means "our cause", while its English Mafia comes from Arabic, which means "fleeing". Around 187, Sicily was occupied by Catalans and Normans, and local people organized themselves to protect their families from the invaders. Later, these people evolved into a group of people who enforced the law privately for revenge, and then developed into criminal organizations.

Vito's first bucket of money started with subletting immigrants, and then he started to run the "protection fee" business. Although his organization has done a lot of "buying and selling", what really makes Vito establish his prestige is his famous loyalty. Vito was generous and generous, giving everything to his brothers. Throughout the end of the 19th century, Sicily worshipped him as a god, and the local people respected him respectfully, and the mafia organizations were well organized with few infighting.

Vito's first bucket of money started with subletting immigrants, and then he started to run the "protection fee" business. Although his organization has done a lot of "buying and selling", what really makes Vito establish his prestige is his famous loyalty. Vito was generous and generous, giving everything to his brothers. Throughout the end of the 19th century, Sicily worshipped him as a god, and the local people respected him respectfully, and the mafia organizations were well organized, with few infighting.

In p>19, Vito led a group of disciples and grandchildren across the ocean and landed in New Orleans, USA, leaving the mafia's fire in this port city. In the early 192s, mafia families spread to all parts of the United States with new york as the center. They illegally sold alcohol in underground bars all over the United States, amassed a large amount of money, and their power increased geometrically. Fighting among families also broke out constantly, and the godfather and the second boss were assassinated.

At this time, Charlie Luciano, known as the "father of MBA crime", stood out. He was able to find a balance between two old godfathers, Maransano and Marsella, and finally designed to eradicate them and take the top spot in the Jianghu by himself. Luciano, a young and energetic man, began to reform the mafia. He organized 24 families to hold a national congress of the mafia, elected a national committee, deployed the overall action strategy for the next step, and formulated new commandments: first, no drug trafficking; It is forbidden to murder law enforcement officials unless the Committee votes unanimously. The enactment of these two laws laid the foundation for the prosperity of the mafia in the next 5 years.