But He Was Good to His Mother

Discover the intriguing world of organized crime in "But He Was Good to His Mother" by Robert A. Rockaway, a compelling biography that uncovers the lives of notorious American gangsters. Published in 2000, this edition features the seventh printing, enriched with newly footnoted sections, an expanded bibliography, and fresh FBI documents that shed light on the era. Dive into the captivating stories of infamous figures such as Louis Lepke Buchalter, Benjamin "Bugsy" Siegel, Arthur "Dutch" Schultz Flegenheimer, and Meyer "The Little Man" Lansky, among others. With a thorough narrative of over 288 pages, this book not only details their criminal exploits but also examines the complexities of their personal lives, revealing the humanity behind the notoriety. Whether you’re a true crime enthusiast or a history buff, Rockaway’s insightful work is a must-read. Join the ranks of over 10,000 satisfied readers and explore this essential addition to your collection, also available in Hebrew.