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Athanasiy
Guest
In 1995, the Official Kremlin International News Broadcast reported on a press briefing by the Interior Ministry about the Russian Mafia. Vladimir Ovichitsky, identified as a Russian “expert on organized crime busting” noted that, in terms of the ethnic dimensions of the problem,
In 1983 Mike Mallowe described the growing American problem in the Philadelphia Inquirer. He calls the Russian criminal elements “a new mafia,” and “Malina”:
“It is an international conspiracy that will engage in any crime for the
right price … In the early 1960s, according to one top secret FBI
analysis, members of the Malina began to emigrate from Russia to
Israel, where they re-established their criminal networks. Over the years
these Israeli hoods branched out from Tel Aviv to other cities, including
London, Paris, Antwerp, Vienna, Rome, New York, and Los Angeles.
Some members of the Malina brotherhood really are Russian Jews.
Others have merely purchased false identities of Russian Jews … Most
… are first class international criminals.” [ROSNER, p. 120]
Code:
"when mention is made of the Russian mafia in the United States,
reference actually is made to the Jewish community on Brighton
Beach." [OKINB]
“It is an international conspiracy that will engage in any crime for the
right price … In the early 1960s, according to one top secret FBI
analysis, members of the Malina began to emigrate from Russia to
Israel, where they re-established their criminal networks. Over the years
these Israeli hoods branched out from Tel Aviv to other cities, including
London, Paris, Antwerp, Vienna, Rome, New York, and Los Angeles.
Some members of the Malina brotherhood really are Russian Jews.
Others have merely purchased false identities of Russian Jews … Most
… are first class international criminals.” [ROSNER, p. 120]