Stuppagghiari
Historical criminal group
The Stuppagghiari was an early predecessor of the Sicilian Mafia. A 19th-century organized-crime group based in Monreale, near Palermo in Sicily, its initiation rite was one of the first such rites described to an outside audience.[1]
References
- ^ Gambetta, Diego. The Sicilian Mafia: The Business of Private Protection p. 262.
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Sicilian Mafia
- Commission (Cupola)
- Interprovincial Commission
- Capo dei capi
- Family (Cosca)
- Boss (Capomandamento)
- Underboss (Sottocapo)
- Consigliere
- Capodecina (Caporegime)
- Soldato (Soldier)
| Agrigento Province | |
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| Caltanissetta Province | |
| Palermo | |
| Palermo Province | |
| Trapani Province | |
| Other |
- First Mafia War (1962–1963)
- Second Mafia War (1981–1984)
and bombings
- Portella della Ginestra massacre (1947)
- Ciaculli bombing (1963)
- Viale Lazio massacre (1969)
- Circonvallazione massacre (1982)
- Via Carini massacre (1982)
- Via Federico Pipitone massacre (1983)
- Train 904 bombing (1984)
- Pizzolungo bombing (1985)
- Capaci bombing (1992)
- Via D'Amelio bombing (1992)
- Via dei Georgofili bombing (1993)
- Via Palestro massacre (1993)
- 1960s Sicilian Mafia trials
- Maxi Trial (1986–1992)
- Pizza Connection Trial (1985–1986)
- American Cosa Nostra
- Anonima sarda
- Article 41-bis prison regime
- Banda della Comasina
- Banda della Magliana
- Basilischi
- Beati Paoli
- Camorra
- Corsican mafia
- Garduña
- Italian brigandage (19th century)
- Sicilian brigandage and rebels (20th century)
- Mala del Brenta
- 'Ndrangheta
- Sacra Corona Unita
- Stidda
- Stuppagghiari
- Vendicatori
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