About the Book
This book consists of articles from Wikia or other free sources online. Pages: 85. Chapters: Al Capone, Alexander the Great, Apache, Attila the Hun, Aztec Jaguar, CIA, Celt, Comanche, Crazy Horse, French Foreign Legion, GSG-9, Genghis Khan, George Washington, Gladiator, Green Beret, Gurkhas, Hannibal Barca, Hernan Cortes, IRA, Israeli Commando, Ivan the Terrible, Jesse James, Joan of Arc, KGB, Knight, Lawrence of Arabia, Māori Warrior, Mafia, Medellin Cartel, Ming Warrior, Minor Characters, Mongol, Musketeer, Napoleon Bonaparte, Navy SEAL, Ninja, North Korean Special Operations Force, Pancho Villa, Persian Immortal, Pirate, Pol Pot, Rajput Warrior, Roman Centurion, SWAT Team, Saddam Hussein, Samurai, Shaka Zulu, Shaolin Monk, Somali Pirate, Spartan, Spetsnaz, Sun Tzu, Taliban, Theodore Roosevelt, US Army Rangers, Vampire, Viet Cong, Viking, Vlad the Impaler, Waffen SS, William Wallace, William the Conqueror, Yakuza, Zande Warrior, Zombie. Excerpt: "You can get much farther with a kind word and a gun than with a kind word alone." - Al Capone "Al Capone was untouchable, because he had everybody paid off - the police, the judges, the juries...there was no way they could get Al Capone." - Meyer Lansky II, Mafioso descendant Al Capone Al Capone: Crime-lord mastermind who smuggled liquor in the Prohibition-Era 1920's and '30's Vs... Jesse James, bank robber and outlaw, from the notorious James-Younger Gang... WHO IS DEADLIEST?! Although he was never successfully convicted of racketeering charges, Capone's mobster career ended in 1931, when he was indicted and convicted by the federal government for income-tax evasion. He was sent to a series of prisons including Alcatraz, which was the longest and most famous of his sentences. The battle begins in an American history museum in Chicago hosting an exhibit about the Confederate States. Inside, Jesse James, his brother Frank James, and two other gang members are breaking the glass exhibits and arming themselves with...
