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EXTORTION RACKET AND THE GANGS THAT USED IT
Le Mano Nera; Cavallo di ritorno; La Mano Nera; Black Hand (blackmail)
  • A New York Police Department wanted poster for Black Hand activity, 1910

Manó Kogutowicz         
  • 1908 map of Budapest
HUNGARIAN CARTOGRAPHER (1851-1908)
Mano Kogutowicz; Kogutowicz
Emanuel Kogutowicz, (December 21, 1851, (Groß-)Seelowitz (), Moravia – December 22, 1908, Budapest) was a Hungarian cartographer, and the founder of the Hungarian Geographical Institute.
Dáme Tu Mano         
1992 SINGLE BY CETU JAVU
Dame Tu Mano
"Dame Tu Mano" is a 1992 single by German synthpop band Cetu Javu taken from their second album Where Is Where.
Mano         
WIKIMEDIA DISAMBIGUATION PAGE
Mano (footballer); Mano (disambiguation)
·add. ·noun The muller, or crushing and grinding stone, used in grinding corn on a metate.

Βικιπαίδεια

Black Hand (extortion)

Black Hand (Italian: Mano Nera) was a type of Italian extortion racket. Originally developed in the eighteenth century, Black Hand extortion came to the United States in the later nineteenth century with immigrants.

Black Hand was a method of extortion practiced by gangsters of the Camorra and the Mafia. American newspapers in the first half of the twentieth century sometimes made reference to an organized "Black Hand Society", a criminal enterprise composed of Italians, mainly Sicilian immigrants. However, many Sicilians disputed its existence and objected to the associated negative ethnic stereotype, but this was not the only viewpoint among Italian-Americans. Il Telegrafo: The Evening Telegraph, a newspaper for the Italian American community in New York City, printed an editorial on March 13, 1909 in response to Joseph Petrosino's assassination, which read in part, "The assassination of Petrosino is an evil day for the Italians of America, and none of us can any longer deny that there is a Black Hand Society in the United States."