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Description Louis "Lepke" Buchalter, American mobster of the 1930s, standing in court during sentencing.
Date Taken on 2 December 1941
Source Library of Congress. New York World-Telegram & Sun Collection. http://hdl.loc.gov/loc.pnp/cph.3c34670
Author Edward Lynch, World Telegram staff photographer
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Deutsch: Louis "Lepke" Buchalter (* 6. Februar 1897 in New York; † 4. März 1944 im Sing-Sing-Gefängnis in Ossining, New York) war ein amerikanischer Mafioso aus dem Umfeld der (heute) sogenannten Kosher Nostra und avancierte zu einem der mächtigsten Gangsterbosse der US-amerikanischen Geschichte.
English: Louis "Lepke" Buchalter ( 12 February, 1897 - 4 March, 1944) was an American mobster of the 1930s. He is the only major mob boss to ever have been executed by state or federal authorities for his crimes.
Français : Louis "Lepke" Buchalter (Lepke signifiant "petit Louis" en yiddish) était un mafieux américain. Il est né sous le nom de Louis Bookhouse, en 1897, dans le Lower East Side à New York, de parents juifs allemands, et est mort en 1944, à la prison de Sing Sing. Il est célèbre pour avoir dirigé l’organisation criminelle Murder Incorporated, et a été le seul chef mafieux américain à avoir été condamné à mort par la justice.
日本語: ルイス・"レプケ"・バカルター(Louis "Lepke" Buchalter、 1897年2月12日 - 1944年3月4日)はニューヨークのユダヤ系ギャングスターで、イタリア系の犯罪組織と手を組み「殺人株式会社」と呼ばれる暗殺部隊を指揮していた。ギャングの大物ボスで死刑になった最初で最後の人物。
Svenska: Louis Buchalter, född 12 februari 1897 i Lower East Side, New York, död 4 mars 1944 i elektriska stolenSing-Sing, amerikansk gangsterledare, även kallad Lepke, grundare av den yrkesmördarorganisation som populärt gick under namnet ”Murder”.

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