Mafia Files

Author: Fashimoric Du
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Publish Date: 2003-11-01
Features: In this fascinating series, the author explores intriguing cases from contemporary history, such as the Kennedy family's chain of death, the truth behind the "poisonous fruit" of the Rosenberg trial, and the feuds in New York. Reading this series, readers will perceive the instability of the soul beneath the mundane surface of life. The book delves into the most typical stories of suffering in our time, but its vibrant ecosystem will surround even the most fragile readers with courage. This book is a comprehensive collection of illustrations and texts describing the history of famous "special agencies" and mysterious organizations since modern times. The human organizations discussed in the book possess steel-like rigidity, sharp forms and nature—from the Mafia to Interpol, from the CIA to the FBI, these awe-inspiring names have played leading roles in the battlefield of interest struggles since their inception. The dominant tone of this series evokes the silhouettes of medieval secret religious followers with flowing robes under the moonlight, the long that once roamed the Iberian Peninsula and Beirut streets, its gloom even reminding us of the corridors of Edinburgh Prison and the steel blue of firearms.