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The Sicilian Mafia: A True Crime Travel Guide is the first book of its kind in any language: the ultimate Cosa Nostra experience. Since 2006, author Carl Russo has photographed Mafia hotspots on the Italian island of Sicily: where the murders happened, where the godfathers lived, where their victims are buried. From the sunbaked fishing villages of the Mediterranean to the darkest alleys of Palermo, western Sicily is the exotic backdrop for more than 100 meticulously researched tales of murder and mayhem, packed with 200 photographs of the actual locations. The book's historical sweep covers 150 years of revolutions, world wars, politics and popular culture--all inextricably bound to Cosa Nostra. They include the childhood home of gangster Lucky Luciano, the hideouts of the fearsome bosses of Corleone, the tombs of the "Robin Hood" bandit and the legendary dons, the roots of the American and Canadian mafias, the Allied landing, pistol-packing priests, political assassinations, playgrounds of the new Mafia and the anti-Mafia movement. Each site and association is depicted in sharp prose and revealing images, bringing many stories to English for the first time. Whether you're planning a trip to Sicily or sticking to the comfort of your armchair, this provocative book will take you closer to the Sicilian Mafia than you dared to think possible.

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Pablo Picasso is among the most famous figures in 20th-century art, whose works testify to the parallelism of his life and art and underline the impact of important encounters and events.

Picasso, Pablo, --- Bīkāsū, Bāblū --- Luyisi Bikasuo, Babuluo --- Luzi Bikasuo, Babuluo --- Pikaso, Pablo --- Pikaso, Paburo --- Pikasso, Pablo --- Ruiz, Pablo --- Ruiz Picasso, Pablo --- Ruiz y Picasso, Pablo, --- Ruys, Pablo --- Ruys Picasso, Pablo --- פיקאסו --- פיקאסו, פאבלו, --- פיקאסו, פבלו --- ピカソパブロ --- Bijiasuo

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In the years since his death in 1993, Colombian drug lord Pablo Escobar has become a globally recognised symbol of crime, wealth, power, and masculinity. In this exploration of Escobar's impact on popular culture, Aldona Bialowas Pobutsky shows how his legacy inspired the development of narcoculture in Colombia and around the world.

Drug dealers --- Drug traffic --- History --- Escobar, Pablo.

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Cet ouvrage présente un grand nombre d'œuvres de Pablo Picasso réalisées entre 1881 et 1914. La première manière de l'artiste est marquée par l'influence du Greco, de Munch et de Toulouse-Lautrec qu'il découvre à Barcelone. Fortement intéressé par l'expression psychologique, il exprime dans sa période « bleue » (1901-1904) la misère morale : scènes de genre, natures mortes et portraits sont empreints de mélancolie. Il se passionne ensuite pour des figures de saltimbanques ; période « rose ». À partir de 1904, date de son installation à Paris, son esthétique évolue considérablement. L'influence

Painters --- Picasso, Pablo, --- Bīkāsū, Bāblū --- Luyisi Bikasuo, Babuluo --- Luzi Bikasuo, Babuluo --- Pikaso, Pablo --- Pikaso, Paburo --- Pikasso, Pablo --- Ruiz, Pablo --- Ruiz Picasso, Pablo --- Ruiz y Picasso, Pablo, --- Ruys, Pablo --- Ruys Picasso, Pablo --- פיקאסו --- פיקאסו, פאבלו, --- פיקאסו, פבלו --- ピカソパブロ --- Bijiasuo