How the Mafia "WON" WWII?? | YOU Won't Believe THIS is Real…

[@TheCultureMafia]

Do You want to see more mini-documentaries like this? 💭 Let me know 👇

[@josecarranza7555]

Yes. I enjoy your channel. I’ve been a sub for years.

[@NickelNation5190]

Oh Yeah! I’d love to see you talk about Crime Family’s in other cities than New York, such as San Francisco or Detroit! Or bios on other gangsters! I’d personally love to see Albert Anastasia

[@larenese9417]

Yes, please. So interesting! It's the stuff that would've made history class so much more engaging!

[@alxjamuschua]

How abt the life of Al Capone?

[@ajanwabueze7224]

Yes, this was great

[@TheCultureMafia]

3:37 "Operation Underworld" 7:50 "Operation Husky" 9:33 The Sicilian Mafia

[@NickelNation5190]

“This just came in from General Alexander, reminding you that you are not to take Palermo” Patton “send him a message, ask him, if he wants me to give it back?” Loved your use of Patton Clips

[@alexburt1323]

Excellent video. Here's an idea for the next video: Would've Appolonia been a better wife to Don Michael Corleone than Kay was?

[@jchris333]

Answer: Yes, absolutely

[@HollywoodT95]

Absolutely Appolonia. She would have all the Sicilian principles, been a good long suffering wife till the bitter end and would have never unalived their child. Never.

[@jayrdee8929]

Did the godfather get involved with the peaky blinders? 😂

[@lunarstars4878]

Yes because she was pure Sicilian and in the book it was emphasized that Kay was an “American” women, who questioned Micheal a lot and also had a lot of sex and was in the liberal side. Apollina was exactly the opposite. Micheal fell in love with her at first sight without having sex. In the book they describe his relationship with a kay as very sexual and as u can see he had no problem never talking to kay again. With apollina Micheal risked his life and threatened Apollinas dad if he didn’t let him marry her.

[@thomaskeil1437]

More than likely, yes.

[@TheCultureMafia]

~ 𝐓𝐢𝐦𝐞𝐒𝐭𝐚𝐦𝐩𝐬 ~ ⏱ 0:00 How is THIS Real? 0:40 Who is the REAL Godfather? 1:40 The Opportunity of a Lifetime… 5:00 The Unlikely Alliance: "Operation Underworld" 6:12 A Deal they BOTH Could NOT Refuse… 7:45 "Operation Husky" 9:28 The Godfather of the Sicilian Mafia 10:00 The Mafia VS The Dictator 11:24 It Begins… 13:18 The End… 13:30 The Return of The Godfather?

[@trynsurviven2440]

Excellent video thank you for sharing this information. Big thumbs up.

[@TheCultureMafia]

Appreciate it @trynsurviven2440

[@adamcahn82]

If they knew Dec. 7th was Vito’s birthday the Japanese would never have attacked Pearl Harbor.

[@TheCultureMafia]

If only they knew...

[@TheCultureMafia]

😂

[@lunarstars4878]

He’s a Sagittarius!!!! What about Micheal?

[@domingobernal7592]

Great video. I enjoy learning about Luciano. Especially since my Godson is named after him

[@Alienhos]

Nicee, just finished the video, these history lessons are amazing

[@TheCultureMafia]

Glad you enjoyed it @Alienhos

[@TheCultureMafia]

Do You want to see more mini-documentaries like this?

[@Alienhos]

@@TheCultureMafia For sure, those style of videos are great when combined with previous knowledge you imparted regarding the inspiration for some of our favorite characters :)

[@KhadijahJoySams93]

You are awesome. Thank you for the video❤

[@jeremyfondo4320]

My dad worked at those docks. He told me about the ship... You didnt mention the old man a sub picked up before our troops went ashore. Minutes before.

[@johnpittsii7524]

Thanks for the amazing video ❤

[@mclovin9578]

This has been KZbin’s best suggestion of the year! By far! Amazing video. 👏

[@TheCultureMafia]

Appreciate it @mclovin9578 💯

[@TheCultureMafia]

Got a lot more to come.🌹

[@ΑλέξανδροςΓκίνης-σ9ζ]

Thank you for another Great video. You are a real Man of Honor. I would like to ask you, to make a history-video about my favorite Mafioso, the King of Prohibition Era, Don Giuseppe "Joe the Boss" Masseria. The Boss, was the most Powerful Godfather, Cosa Nostra has ever seen. He was controlling, 3 of the 5 New York Families (Borgatas). He had a whole army serving him as an Emperor. He even had Al Capone, under his protection, as his half-independant caporegime in Chicago. No other NY Godfather, had ever controll over Chicago. After all, they weren't calling him "the Boss", without a reason. Joe the Boss, was "Capo di tutti Capi di Capi di tutti Capi". Unfortunately, every Great Man's fall, is the betrayal of his underlings. May God rest his soul!! I would really appreciate it, if you make the video. Thanks in advance

[@TheCultureMafia]

Thank You, glad you enjoyed it 💯

[@TheCultureMafia]

I’ll definitely look into it.

[@jaythor70]

Yeah, pretty sure God isn't resting his soul, that he is in another location altogether.....lol

[@ΑλέξανδροςΓκίνης-σ9ζ]

@@TheCultureMafia Grazie!!!

[@ALmizzle415]

Good video! exactly what the book described.

[@damianstarks3338]

Thanks for this mob lesson.

[@TheCultureMafia]

Thanks @damianstarks3338

[@TheCultureMafia]

Hope you enjoyed it 💯

[@treystephens6166]

Michael Corleone fought the Japanese in the Pacific.

[@monicanorman4681]

Apollonia would have been a extraordinary wife for Micheal Corleone ......Had she lived.....I hate that she was killed...... If Apollonia was still alive..... Micheal would not have been so cold - hearted and filled with so much EVIL.... I believe that Micheal was still in love with Apollonia when he married Kay...... I don't believe Micheal ever got over Appolonia 's death..... He still.loved Appolonia up until his very own death.... Micheal died in the cemetery where Appolonia was buried.

[@dc6461]

Apollonia would have been horrendous wife to anyone especially Michael. She was semiliteral profoundly stupid, juvenile, immature, goldigger who married him for money. She didn't cook, clean she never even made them a breakfast. All opposite from Kay. Which is why he didn't care about Apollonia, valued her or respect her. Which is why he chased her in the middle of the mafia war, conned her into marrying him at the hight of the danger so he can satisfy his desire and killed her with the wedding. " I'm very happy with my wife and children . My son is 3 years old and already reading funny pages ".... words that would never come out of Michael's mouth had he been married to Apollonia.

[@dc6461]

Michael was not cold hearted. Michael was serious about emotionally stable. He had to be. When he came back from Sicily he was fighting for his life. Together with his father he was collecting an army to execute mass murder. Had he failed he would be dead. Michael turned himself into a savage animal to protect Kay so what happened in Sicily wouldn't happen to a woman he actually loved. Especially, after his father gave him advice " Women and children can be careless men can not ". " Kay I did what I could to protect you from horrors of this word " " What betrayed me, was it my heart or my mind "..

[@dc6461]

Michael was thinking about Kay while being married to Apollonia. Michael always has to be reminded that she existed and and than he moves on as if she never existed. Not only that he wasn't affected by her death, Michael doesn't even have guilty conscience over her death. He wasn't even looking for Fabricio until Kay stayed pregnant with their first child. And in end killed for the safety of his family,Kay and his children. Something stated in the book and shown in Saga, through timeline and opening credits. Talk about cold blooded

[@dc6461]

Here is Michael after Apollonia died " Pop, what about Sonny, what about Sicily. If we don't respond isn't family gonna be weak "... Not even mentioning her, not even saying her name let alone addressing her as his wife. He is worried about his family. So what about Sicily? Barzini tried to kill him but he got away. Got away.... those are the words Michael used in a book when he was speaking about Sicily with his father Vito :" Why do you think Barzini tried that.Did he try to kill you before we made a deal or was it too late to stop it ". Michael:" Yeah but I got away ".. I wouldn't behave like that if a dog with flees died bc of me, instead of me, in front of me. Important to note that he deliberately put her in danger and killed her with the wedding. SPOT THE DIFFERENCE Michael after house got attacked in gf2 " Did you hear what happened in my home, in my home, in my bedroom where my wife sleep and where my children come to play with their toys. In my home. I want you to help me get revenge ".. Kay didn't die, she wasn't even wounded. That is reaction of a man who actually loves. And cares.

[@Evildragonfirez]

Really enjoyed this

[@willn8664]

Damn how badass would it have been if Lucky Luciano was allowed on the fore front. Then later on getting a MOH for taking down Mussolini.

[@amgbemenayahoocom]

Thanks for the history lesson...Now go get your shine box!!! Jk BiG Fan guys lots of love

[@valon8480]

I truly believe lucky luciano is by far the biggest mafioso to ever live exceeding people like el chapo,pablo escobar or whatever mob boss you name and i will tell you why lucky luciano had people working for him who were so freakin powerfull he had elite capos and his underboss was vito genovese and his consiglieri was frank costello (if i were lucky luciano i'd kill both just because of how powerfull those 2 were) yet still when in prison is able to remain in power in the underworld and also being able to control the docks i find that mindblowing it was said that when lucky luciano was at his worst vito genovese told him that he himself should be the boss of all bosses and that lucky luciano should retire (reminds me of peaky blinders with michael) lucky luciano said he wasnt in the mood to retire and threatened vito to never mention it again (the reason i tell the story is because you see that although vito had the balls to ask to be number 1 he did not have the balls to assasinate luciano because he was always untouchable) in italy he was so dangerous they made sure he couldn't leave naples without permission from the italian law enforcement

[@albitaquinta]

Great video, what movies/series are you taking scenes from?

[@gurshansinghh]

I have a question for everyone!! Fredo was clearly lied to about the assassination attempt on Michael since he states he thought it was a kidnapping. Would Roth and Johnny ola have taken him out next? They never fully let him in on the plan and clearly wanted to end the corleone family, so wouldn’t he just have been played by them as well? Just something I realized in the most recent watch! Roth really almost decimated the corleone name completely

[@ΑλέξανδροςΓκίνης-σ9ζ]

I don't think so. Roth wanted ta take over the Corleone Empire, but he could never became the official Boss, because he was a f#ck**n j#w. So, they only way to take over after Don Michael's death, would was by using an idiot puppet as the new Don. That was Fredo!!!

[@Einnor084]

Of course!

[@logang9282]

@@Einnor084 Of course not! Fredo has all of the qualities of a person you would want as a leader to your rival gang. He's weak, dumb, absolutely incompetent, and his insecurities make him the perfect target for manipulation. Obviously there's no chance Fredo becomes the boss of the family. His reputation is such that a mob associate, knowing full well who he is, wasn't afraid to lay his hands on him in public. No one in the family would take him seriously as a boss. Fredo does have a legitimate claim to the throne though, and holds a lot resentment due to not being taken seriously. It don't think it would be hard for Roth to manipulate Fredo through his insecurities into trying to secure his position as the Don. Perhaps even supporting him with just enough resources for the family bogged down in an internal struggle for as long as possible. Not because they think they have a serious chance of putting him on the throne, though. Like I said, Fredo will never become the boss. No chance Fredo comes out on top, but what Roth could accomplish through this is fracturing the already weakened Corleone family leaving Roth and any number of other ambitious people in a position to make their moves and get what they can out of the falling empire.

[@Einnor084]

@@logang9282 Thank u, 4 ur thourough xplanation. Roth, iz a long-winded player, BUTT 1 thang I've noticed n life, iz peephole hate ntellectuallly weak folkz. Tis y, many folkz, live n a bloop-hole, even tho there iz mo than enuff 4 everybody 2 go around, 8 timez over. Nobody carez & those bloophole folkz, r usually happier than ntellectually astute, millionairez. Dat being said, I'd xpect Roth 2 end Fredo. Dat would leave Tom. Tom WUZ kidnapped b4 & so itz OBVIOUS, he iz weak, plus he iz not Sicilian, so he could not lead, da Corleone family. Datz it. GAME OVER! Finito....... P.S. - Playing around & leaving Fredo aluve, after Michaelz dmise, leavez a small chance of a Corleone resurgence, azz lil Vincent could griw-up & taking after his dad, Sonny, bring da Corleonez back. Wit Fredo & Mikey gone, there wuz scant chance dat Tom would b able 2 help Vincent take on da role, of Godfather.

[@BrazenBreeds]

Keep up the key analysis on the greatest movie of all time. 👍

[@TheCultureMafia]

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[@NewTheoryMagazine]

Great stuff 🥃🍿

[@TheCultureMafia]

Thanks 💯

[@skimaskdagunsmith817]

More videos please lol

[@AmazingNature365]

Good video

[@djozone]

Pretty crazy!

[@MarkL-we8uk]

What became of the enforcer Il Duce sent to Sicily to rule and root out the Mafia?

[@thomaskeil1437]

The repeated scenes of the US Navy officers were mostly images of British Navy officers.

[@donovanbradford8231]

We'd all heard the stories for years that the mob gave protection to the New York harbors preventing Axis sabotage. What's only been found out in more recent times was how much the mob had truly aided the U.S. military in giving intel to the Allied forces allowing the to conduct invasions like Operation Husky and others in Sicily and Italy. One of my favorite Laws of Economics is unintended consequences, now that doesn't always mean a bad thing maybe for your enemies but for the mob it allowed them to conduct business both in the U.S. and at home in Italy and much like the U.S. citizens who were incorporated into the work force the mob could now conduct the business they needed to free of any interference from law enforcement.

[@dbboss8455]

Lol this could of been longer what happens next to lucky

[@OGNHMCEO]

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[@lelonfurr1200]

does anyone notice that PATTON salutes left handed ?

[@blakeharris58]

🤷🏽‍♂️ he was left handed.

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[@juicyjfan]

8:42

[@SuperMoshady]

Do a vid about how Connie went from a battered housewife to one of Michael's stone cold assassins.

[@natesepnefski]

I'm sorry... did you say The Godfather 4?

[@sajid6027]

Nonsense. Ussr killed 8 nazis for 2 killed by everyone else. After Kursk the nazis were always in retreat.

[@josecarranza7555]

1st

[@TheCultureMafia]

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[@josecarranza7555]

@@TheCultureMafia Thanks 😃

[@Damien2015]

I have a question, how was Kay able to get an abortion when she was basically on lockdown and couldn't leave the compound? Was the baby even Michael's? I hope you can answer my question with a video.

[@MeetJosephBlack904]

It wasn't Luciano , it was Lansky who created the Commission.

[@komradisaac4729]

it was both of them. cant do it without the other

[@dixienormouse1441]

Truth. Lansky was smart enough to not take credit so he wasn’t as scrutinised

[@MeetJosephBlack904]

@@dixienormouse1441 He couldn't take credit, cause he wasn't Italian.

[@maratonlegendelenemirei3352]

@@dixienormouse1441 Bit like Tony stepping aside to allow his Uncle become the boss. Thus giving Junior the illusion of power and taking all the heat from the Feds.

[@ΑλέξανδροςΓκίνης-σ9ζ]

How dare you, you f#ck**n j#ws@cker 💩. Lansky was a big associate of Luciano and one of his best friends. That's it. He was very important for the Five Families's Gambling Business, but nothing more. Without Luciano, Lansky would had never became the big-shot he became!!!

[@1001-p4q]

Fake .. it's a urban myth

[@MRGRIMZ89]

ALREADY KNEW THIS.....

[@proapocalypse1448]

Good for you.

[@hellohandsome9875]

Me too, it's not exactly a big secret now