Criminals and Folk Heroes: Gangsters and the FBI in the 1930's

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During the Great Depression, writers of True Crime could take the decade off: life was imitating art so dramatically they had nothing to add. In these pages historian Robert Underhill presents the most notorious criminals of 1930-1934: Wilbur Underhill, Alvin Karpis, the Barker Clan, Pretty Boy Floyd, Baby Face Nelson, the Barrows (Buck, Blanche, Clyde, and Bonnie), and John Dillinger along with supporting material on their henchmen and the rise of...

Format:Hardcover

Language:English

ISBN:1628941383

ISBN13:9781628941388

Release Date:September 2015

Publisher:Algora Publishing

Length:212 Pages

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History Social Science Social Sciences True Crime

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