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Salvatore Giuliano's band

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Salvatore Giuliano

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The Sicilian

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Salvatore Giuliano

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Moose Mangano

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Hillside Cemetery

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FDNY Station

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Columbus Park

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The Tombs

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The Tuxedo

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Thai Yu

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Canton Theater

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Thai Yu

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Trinity Church

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Green Street Station

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Greenwich Docks

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Greenwich Village

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District Courthouse

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Rosario LaConti

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Montelepre

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Spara

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Montelepre

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The Godfather Part III

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Montelepre

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Michael Corleone

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 *[[Terranova]]
 *[[Stefano Andolini]]
-*[[Silvestro]]
+*[[Canio Silvestro]]
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 ==Trivia==
 *In ''The Sicilian'', Giuliano is killed by Gaspare Pisciotta. That is also the widely accepted real life account of the facts surrounding Salvatore Giuliano's death; there is, however, a theory that he made good his escape to America. Proponents of this theory cite the hasty burial, concluding from this and the barely recognizable body that somebody else was buried in Giuliano's stead.
-*These and other conspiracy theories about a coverup surrounding Giuliano's death ultimately resulted in an decision in 2010 by the Public Prosecutor's office in Palermo to seek exhumation of Giuliano's remains in order to compare the DNA to his surviving relatives. The tests were approved and performed, but the results were never made public.
+*These and other conspiracy theories about a coverup surrounding Giuliano's death ultimately resulted in an decision in 2010 by the Public Prosecutor's office in Palermo to seek exhumation of Giuliano's remains in order to compare the DNA to his surviving relatives.
 *In the novel, Giuliano's name is written slightly different as ''Guiliano''. Whether this was mistakenly or intentionally done by [[Mario Puzo]] is unknown.

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-'''Salvatore Giuliano''' was a Sicilian bandit who befriended [[Michael Corleone]] during his stay in [[Sicily]].
+'''Salvatore Giuliano''' was a [[Sicily|Sicilian]] bandit who has been been mythologised during his life and after his death.
 ==Biography==
-Salvatore Giuliano was a legendary bandit who has been been mythologised during his life and after his death. He is commonly compared to the legend of Robin Hood in popular culture, due to stories pertaining to him helping the poor villagers in his area by taking from the rich.
+Giuliano rose to prominence in the disorder which followed the Allied invasion of Sicily in [[1943]]. He was a small scale power-broker in Sicilan politics between [[1945]] and [[1948]], including his role as a nominal colonel for the Sicilian Separatist army.
 ==Behind the scenes==
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 ==Trivia==
-*In ''The Sicilian'', Giuliano is supposedly killed by the Carabinieri officer Captain Perenze, but it was later revealed that he was gunned down by his own lieutenant [[Gaspare Pisciotta]]. That is also the widely accepted real life account of the facts surrounding Salvatore Giuliano's death; there is, however, a theory that he made good his escape to America. Proponents of this theory cite the hasty burial, concluding from this and the barely recognizable body that somebody else was buried in Giuliano's stead.
+*In ''The Sicilian'', Giuliano is killed by Gaspare Pisciotta. That is also the widely accepted real life account of the facts surrounding Salvatore Giuliano's death; there is, however, a theory that he made good his escape to America. Proponents of this theory cite the hasty burial, concluding from this and the barely recognizable body that somebody else was buried in Giuliano's stead.
 *These and other conspiracy theories about a coverup surrounding Giuliano's death ultimately resulted in an decision in 2010 by the Public Prosecutor's office in Palermo to seek exhumation of Giuliano's remains in order to compare the DNA to his surviving relatives. The tests were approved and performed, but the results were never made public.

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 {{quote|You're a diplomat young man.|Moose Mangano to Aldo Trapani|The Godfather: The Game}}
-''''Moose' Mangano''' was an [[Associate]] for the [[Tattaglia crime family|Tattaglia family]], with links to the [[Mangano crime family|Manganos]] in [[Sicily]].
+''''Moose' Mangano''' was an [[Associate]] for the [[Tattaglia crime family|Tattaglia family]], with ties to the [[Mangano crime family|Manganos]] in [[Sicily]].
 ==Biography==

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+|family= [[Tattaglia crime family|Tattaglia]] (officially)}}
 The Hillside Cemtery was a cemetary in [[Brooklyn]] where numerous mob couriers operated. It was here that numerous members of the [[Tattaglia crime family]] were buried.

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 |family= [[Thai Yu|New York Tong]]
-|title= }}
+|title= '''Dragon Head''' (boss)}}
 {{quote|I’ve come to propose a deal. Our ‘Social Club’ has certain interests in the city and an alliance with your organization is the fastest way for us to achieve them. Let us use your resources and we will help make you the most powerful boss in the city. Accept our offer and our unique expertise will be yours. Reject our offer and well... I’m sure that some of your more business minded rivals would accept.|Thai Yu|The Godfather: Five Families}}

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−	Greenwich Village was a district in [[New York City]] that was controlled by the [[Five Families]] during the [[Pacification of New York]].	+	Greenwich Village was a district in [[New York City]] that was controlled by the [[Five Families]] (but, in the reality, is probably below the [[Barzini crime family]]) during the [[Pacification of New York]].

	It was a major transport hub, with the [[Green Street Station]] to the east and [[Greenwich Docks\|The Docks]] to the west.		It was a major transport hub, with the [[Green Street Station]] to the east and [[Greenwich Docks\|The Docks]] to the west.

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	The '''Pacification of New York''' was a period in which [[Vito Corleone]] accomplished peace to all the warring factions in [[New York City]] and also the [[United States]].		The '''Pacification of New York''' was a period in which [[Vito Corleone]] accomplished peace to all the warring factions in [[New York City]] and also the [[United States]].

		+	==Events==
	Vito Corleone spent the first year meeting with different chiefs of gangs in New York, laying the groundwork, sounding them out, proposing spheres of influence that would be honored by a loosely bound confederated council which would eventually led to the establishment of the [[Commission]]. But there were too many factions, too many special interests that conflicted. Agreement was impossible. Like other great rulers and lawgivers in history [[Don]] Corleone decided that order and peace were impossible until the number of reigning states had been reduced to a manageable number.		Vito Corleone spent the first year meeting with different chiefs of gangs in New York, laying the groundwork, sounding them out, proposing spheres of influence that would be honored by a loosely bound confederated council which would eventually led to the establishment of the [[Commission]]. But there were too many factions, too many special interests that conflicted. Agreement was impossible. Like other great rulers and lawgivers in history [[Don]] Corleone decided that order and peace were impossible until the number of reigning states had been reduced to a manageable number.

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-The '''LaConti organization''' was a criminal organization run by [[Rosario LaConti]] and his son [[Giacomo LaConti|Jake]]. By the time [[Prohibition]] had been lifted, it was one of the few organizations, along with the [[Corleone crime family|Corleone family]] and [[Luca Brasi]]'s gang, that had not been incorporated into [[Mariposa crime family|Mariposa's organization]].
+The '''LaConti organization''' was a criminal organization run by [[Rosario LaConti]] and his son [[Giacomo LaConti|Jake]]. By the time [[Prohibition]] had been lifted, it was one of the few organizations, along with the [[Corleone crime family|Corleone family]] and [[Luca Brasi's gang]], that had not been incorporated into [[Mariposa crime family|Mariposa's organization]].
 In [[1933]], Mariposa eliminated the LaContis, shooting Jake in the head and having Rosario dropped naked from a skyscraper. Parts of the organization were absorbed by the Mariposa, [[Stracci crime family|Stracci]] and [[Cuneo crime family|Cuneo]] crime families.

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 {{quote|So now you cut me down to size...I'm not arguing with you Joe. You're doing what you gotta do. This is the nature of our business.|Rosario LaConti|The Family Corleone}}
-'''Rosario LaConti''' was the boss of a criminal gang in the 1920s-30s.
+'''Rosario LaConti''' was the boss of a criminal gang in the 1920s and 30s.
 ==Biography==

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-|family    = [[Drago crime family|Drago]]
+|family    = [[Drago crime family|Drago]] <br> [[Sicilian Mafia]]
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 [[Category:Dons|Drago, Vittorio]]
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-'''Montelepre''' is a small town and commune located west of [[Palermo]] in [[Sicily]]. It was under the influence of [[Sicilian Mafia|Mafia]] chieftain and mayor [[Don]] [[Guido Quintana]] in the 1940s. The famous Sicilian bandit [[Salvatore Giuliano]] was born here, as well as his lieutenant, [[Gaspare Pisciotta]]. It was also the hometown of [[assassin]] [[Mosca of Montelepre|Mosca]] and his associate [[Spara]]. [[Osvaldo Altobello|Don Altobello]] went to visit the two assassins in [[1980]], asking them to kill [[Michael Corleone]] during his stay in [[Sicily]].
+'''Montelepre''' is a small town and commune located west of [[Palermo]] in [[Sicily]]. It was under the influence of [[Don]] [[Guido Quintana]] in the 1940s. The famous Sicilian bandit [[Salvatore Giuliano]] was born here, as well as his lieutenant, [[Gaspare Pisciotta]]. It was also the hometown of [[assassin]] [[Mosca of Montelepre|Mosca]] and his associate [[Spara]]. [[Osvaldo Altobello|Don Altobello]] went to visit the two assassins in [[1980]], asking them to kill [[Michael Corleone]] during his stay in [[Sicily]].
 ==Notes==

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-The '''Bocchicchios''' were a [[Mafia]] clan from [[Sicily]], who moved over to [[United States|America]] and became mediators for the other families, after many of them were culled or exiled by [[Benito Mussolini|Mussolini]].
+The '''Bocchicchios''' were a [[Mafia]] clan from southern [[Sicily]], who moved over to [[United States|America]] and became mediators for the other families, after many of them were culled or exiled by [[Benito Mussolini]]. They settled in the Hudson Valley, near [[New York City]].
 While not the most intelligent immigrants from Sicily, the Bocchicchios did have very strong family bonds, and as such they took the Sicilian concept of vendetta to an extreme, considered fanatical even by [[Mafia]] standards. If one of their own were to be wronged, the whole Bocchicchio family would stop at nothing to take revenge upon the one responsible, and they never forgot a wrong. The offender would find himself constantly under attack by an near-unending wave of vengeful Bocchicchios who can't be bought off, are undettered by threats or armed bodyguards, who would search to the ends of the earth and even commit suicidal tactics nonstop until the perpetrator was dead.
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 *[[Italo Bocchicchio]]
 *[[Carmine Marino]]
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	:Sounds plausible so why not? --'''[[User:Sonny Black\|Sonny Black]]'''<sup> '''([[User talk:Sonny Black\|Talk]])'''</sup> 19:27, April 16, 2013 (UTC)		:Sounds plausible so why not? --'''[[User:Sonny Black\|Sonny Black]]'''<sup> '''([[User talk:Sonny Black\|Talk]])'''</sup> 19:27, April 16, 2013 (UTC)
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		+	== Mosca: ==
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		+	That's interesting. I don't mind if you change it as it was only a presumption that Spara was his son. --'''[[User:Sonny Black\|Sonny Black]]'''<sup> '''([[User talk:Sonny Black\|Talk]])'''</sup> 19:49, May 19, 2013 (UTC)

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 ==Dominic "Corleone"==
 Re-reading the walkthrough for the second game, it says Dominic is part of the main Corleone bloodline. SO perhaps we should finally end the to-ing and fro-ing and just name his page Dominic Corleone.
 Also think it mgiht be time to change the featured article (monthly thing).
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 Don[[User:AmmandtheCorsair|AmmandtheCorsair]] ([[User talk:AmmandtheCorsair|talk]]) 11:44, May 2, 2013 (UTC)

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-'''Spara''' was an [[assassin]] and son of [[Mosca of Montelepre|Mosca]].
+'''Spara''' was an [[assassin]] and close associate of [[Mosca of Montelepre|Mosca]].
 ==Biography==
-The son of Mosca and an unknown peasant girl, Spara was known from a young age for his braying donkey impression, which endeared him to [[Osvaldo Altobello]], one of his father's oldest friends and business partners. He began to learn his father's trade upon entering his teens, and was well versed in the art of wielding the lupara shotgun.
+One of the best Mosca's associates, Spara was known from a young age for his braying donkey impression, which endeared him to [[Osvaldo Altobello]], one of Mosca's oldest friends and business partners. He began to learn Mosca's trade upon entering his teens, and was well versed in the art of wielding the lupara shotgun.
-Spara went with his father to assassinate [[Michael Corleone]], and was on the steps of the [[Teatro Massimo]] when Corleone left. He witnessed the shooting of his father in the exchange of gunfire that also killed [[Mary Corleone]] and then fled.
+Spara went with Mosca to assassinate [[Michael Corleone]], and was on the steps of the [[Teatro Massimo]] when Corleone left. He witnessed the shooting of Mosca in the exchange of gunfire that also killed [[Mary Corleone]] and then fled.
 [[Category:Associates]]
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 {{quote|- I know you. You are Mosca of Montelepre. You were an assassin then, and you're an assassin now!<br>- I know [[Michael Corleone]] is at your house. I will pass through the gates with you.|[[Don]] [[Lionele Tommasino]] and Mosca|The Godfather Part III}}
-It was Mosca who Altobello hired to kill [[Michael Corleone]]. Mosca was known throughout [[Sicily]] as a man who never failed in an assignment, and thus, the [[Corleone crime family|Corleone family]] were constantly on their guard for him. He was known to operate alongside his son, [[Spara]].
+It was Mosca who Altobello hired to kill [[Michael Corleone]]. Mosca was known throughout [[Sicily]] as a man who never failed in an assignment, and thus, the [[Corleone crime family|Corleone family]] were constantly on their guard for him. He was known to operate alongside his close associate, [[Spara]].
 Mosca failed in his first attempt to kill Michael, attempting to force his way into [[Lionele Tommasino]]'s estate by hitching a ride in the old man's car whilst dressed as a priest. However, Mosca was recognised and was forced to kill the old man.

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 The family takes a vacation to [[Sicily]] in preparation for Anthony's operatic debut in [[Palermo]]. They stay at the villa of Corleone family friend [[Lionele Tommasino|Don Tommasino]]. Michael tells Vincent to speak with Altobello and tell him that he is planning to leave the Corleone family. Altobello supports the idea of Vincent's switching his allegiance, and introduces him to [[Don]] [[Licio Lucchesi]], a powerful Italian political figure and Immobiliare's chairman. Michael realizes that the Immobiliare deal is an elaborate conspiracy among Lucchesi, Archbishop Gilday, and Vatican accountant [[Frederick Keinszig]] to swindle him out of his money, and visits [[Cardinal Lamberto]], the man favored to become the next Pope, to speak about the deal. Lamberto convinces Michael to make his first confession in 30 years, in which he tearfully admits to ordering Fredo's murder. Lamberto tells Michael that he deserves to suffer for his sins, but that his life could still be redeemed.
-Shortly after the meeting between Vincent and Lucchesi, Altobello travels to the small village of [[Montelepre]], where he hires [[Mosca of Montelepre|Mosca]], a veteran hitman, to assassinate Michael. A few days later, Mosca and his son [[Spara]], disguised as priests, attempt to kidnap Don Tommasino and force him to allow them entry to his villa. Tommasino refuses, and Mosca kills him. While touring Sicily with Kay, who has arrived for Anthony’s operatic debut, Michael asks for her forgiveness. As they both admit that they still love each other, Michael receives word that Tommasino is dead. At Tommassino's funeral, Michael swears over his old friend's coffin to sin no more.
+Shortly after the meeting between Vincent and Lucchesi, Altobello travels to the small village of [[Montelepre]], where he hires [[Mosca of Montelepre|Mosca]], a veteran hitman, to assassinate Michael. A few days later, Mosca and his associate [[Spara]], disguised as priests, attempt to kidnap Don Tommasino and force him to allow them entry to his villa. Tommasino refuses, and Mosca kills him. While touring Sicily with Kay, who has arrived for Anthony’s operatic debut, Michael asks for her forgiveness. As they both admit that they still love each other, Michael receives word that Tommasino is dead. At Tommassino's funeral, Michael swears over his old friend's coffin to sin no more.
 After the death of Pope Paul VI, Cardinal Lamberto is elected Pope John Paul I, which means that the Immobiliare deal will likely be ratified. The new Pope's intentions come as a death knell to the plot against the ratification of the Immobiliare deal, prompting frantic attempts by the plotters to cover their own tracks. Vincent tells Michael that he has learned from Altobello of Mosca's plot on his life. Michael sees that his nephew is a changed man, and makes him the new Don of the Corleone family. In exchange, Vincent agrees to put an end to his relationship with Mary.

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                            |1=&nbsp;'''[[Consigliere]]'''&nbsp;[[Genco Abbandando]]
-                           |2=&nbsp;'''[[Consigliere]]'''&nbsp;[[Tom Hagen]]}}
+                           |2=&nbsp;'''Consigliere'''&nbsp;[[Tom Hagen]]}}
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                            |label1=&nbsp;'''[[Caporegime]]'''&nbsp;[[Peter Clemenza]]
-                           |label2=&nbsp;'''[[Caporegime]]'''&nbsp;[[Salvatore Tessio]]
+                           |label2=&nbsp;'''Caporegime'''&nbsp;[[Salvatore Tessio]]
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                                  |1=&nbsp;'''[[Soldato]]'''&nbsp;[[Frank Pentangeli]]
-                                 |2=&nbsp;'''[[Soldato]]'''&nbsp;[[Al Hats]]
+                                 |2=&nbsp;'''Soldato'''&nbsp;[[Al Hats]]
-                                 |3=&nbsp;'''[[Soldato]]'''&nbsp;[[Bobby Altieri]]
+                                 |3=&nbsp;'''Soldato'''&nbsp;[[Bobby Altieri]]
-                                 |4=&nbsp;'''[[Soldato]]'''&nbsp;[[Jimmy Mancini]]
+                                 |4=&nbsp;'''Soldato'''&nbsp;[[Jimmy Mancini]]
-                                 |5=&nbsp;'''[[Soldato]]'''&nbsp;[[Johnny LaSala]]
+                                 |5=&nbsp;'''Soldato'''&nbsp;[[Johnny LaSala]]
-                                 |6=&nbsp;'''[[Soldato]]'''&nbsp;[[Paulie Gatto]]
+                                 |6=&nbsp;'''Soldato'''&nbsp;[[Paulie Gatto]]
-                                 |7=&nbsp;'''[[Soldato]]'''&nbsp;[[Willie Cicci]]
+                                 |7=&nbsp;'''Soldato'''&nbsp;[[Willie Cicci]]
-                                 |8=&nbsp;'''[[Soldato]]'''&nbsp;[[Rocco Lampone]]
+                                 |8=&nbsp;'''Soldato'''&nbsp;[[Rocco Lampone]]
                                  |9=&nbsp;'''[[Associate]]'''&nbsp;[[Carlo Rizzi]]
-                                 |10=&nbsp;'''[[Associate]]'''&nbsp;[[Sally Rags]]
+                                 |10=&nbsp;'''Associate'''&nbsp;[[Sally Rags]]
-                                 |11=&nbsp;'''[[Associate]]'''&nbsp;[[Coach]]}}
+                                 |11=&nbsp;'''Associate'''&nbsp;[[Coach]]}}
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-                                 |1=&nbsp;'''[[Soldato]]'''&nbsp;[[Eddie Veltri]]
+                                 |1=&nbsp;'''Soldato'''&nbsp;[[Eddie Veltri]]
-                                 |2=&nbsp;'''[[Soldato]]'''&nbsp;[[Ken Cuisimano]]
+                                 |2=&nbsp;'''Soldato'''&nbsp;[[Ken Cuisimano]]
-                                 |3=&nbsp;'''[[Soldato]]'''&nbsp;[[Dino DiMiceli]]
+                                 |3=&nbsp;'''Soldato'''&nbsp;[[Dino DiMiceli]]
-                                 |4=&nbsp;'''[[Soldato]]'''&nbsp;[[Willie Binaggio]]
+                                 |4=&nbsp;'''Soldato'''&nbsp;[[Willie Binaggio]]
-                                 |5=&nbsp;'''[[Enforcer]]'''&nbsp;[[Nick Geraci]]
+                                 |5=&nbsp;'''Enforcer'''&nbsp;[[Nick Geraci]]
-                                 |6=&nbsp;'''[[Associate]]'''&nbsp;[[Cosimo Barone]]}}}}
+                                 |6=&nbsp;'''Associate'''&nbsp;[[Cosimo Barone]]}}}}
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                            |1=&nbsp;'''[[Enforcer]]'''&nbsp;[[Luca Brasi]]
-                           |2=&nbsp;'''[[Enforcer]]'''&nbsp;[[Al Neri]]}}}}}}}}
+                           |2=&nbsp;'''Enforcer'''&nbsp;[[Al Neri]]}}}}}}}}
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	A few decades later, in [[1980]], Don Tommasino was killed by an assassin called [[Mosca of Montelepre]], and after his loyal underling [[Calò]] was killed trying to avenge his murder, the Tommasino clan may have been disolved.		A few decades later, in [[1980]], Don Tommasino was killed by an assassin called [[Mosca of Montelepre]], and after his loyal underling [[Calò]] was killed trying to avenge his murder, the Tommasino clan may have been disolved.
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−	Some considered the Tommasino clan as the [[Corleone crime family\|Corleone family]]'s Sicilian faction.

	==Ciccio Clan structure (1890s-1923)==		==Ciccio Clan structure (1890s-1923)==

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-'''Montelepre''' is a small town and commune located west of [[Palermo]] in [[Sicily]]. The famous Sicilian bandit [[Salvatore Giuliano]] was born here, as well as his lieutenant, [[Gaspare Pisciotta]]. It was also the hometown of [[assassin]] [[Mosca of Montelepre|Mosca]] and his son [[Spara]]. [[Osvaldo Altobello|Don Altobello]] went to visit the two assassins in [[1980]], asking them to kill [[Michael Corleone]] at the [[Teatro Massimo]] in [[Palermo]].
+'''Montelepre''' is a small town and commune located west of [[Palermo]] in [[Sicily]]. It's under [[Mafia]] chieftain and mayor [[Don]] [[Guido Quintana]]'s influence, one of the leading [[Cosa Nostra]] bosses in [[Sicily]]. The famous Sicilian bandit [[Salvatore Giuliano]] was born here, as well as his lieutenant, [[Gaspare Pisciotta]]. It was also the hometown of [[assassin]] [[Mosca of Montelepre|Mosca]] and his son [[Spara]]. [[Osvaldo Altobello|Don Altobello]] went to visit the two assassins in [[1980]], asking them to kill [[Michael Corleone]] during his stay in [[Sicily]].
 ==Notes==
-It is possible that Don Altobello also originated from this town due to his close ties to local mafiosi such as Mosca.
+It is possible that [[Don]] [[Osvaldo Altobello|Altobello]] also originated from this town due to his close ties to local mafiosi such as [[Mosca of Montelepre|Mosca]].
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 Shortly afterward, Pentangeli and [[Willie Cicci|Cicci]] are persuaded to testify against Michael in the Senate's investigation of the Mafia. It turns out that the hearing was part of Roth's scheme to eliminate Michael. Fredo returned to [[Lake Tahoe|Tahoe]] at this point, and claimed he only dealt with Roth and Ola in hopes of getting rich on his own. He also reveals that he has long resented being passed over to head the family, feeling that as the second-oldest son, ''he ''should be the boss. Michael appears to believe that Fredo didn't know about Roth's attempt on his life. However, he severs all ties with his brother when Fredo admits he withheld vital information from him about the hearings, namely that the Senate lawyer, [[Questadt]], belonged to Roth. He tells his bodyguard, [[Al Neri]], that Fredo is to die--but doesn't want anything to happen to him while their mother is still alive.
-Michael is initially unconcerned when Cicci testifies against him. However, he is alarmed when Pentangeli is called as a surprise witness, since there is no insulation between them. Knoing Pentangeli's testimony could easily send him to jail, Michael has his brother, [[Vincenzo Pentangeli|Vincenzo]], fly in from Sicily. Vincenzo's icy stare is enough for Frank to recant his testimony. After Michael returns from the hearing, Kay tells him that she plans to leave him and take their two children with her. Michael tries to get her to reconsider, but Kay, unmoved, tells him that her "miscarriage" was actually an abortion. Enraged, Michael slaps Kay across the face and banishes her from the family; the two divorce later that year.
+Michael is initially unconcerned when Cicci testifies against him. However, he is alarmed when Pentangeli is called as a surprise witness, since there is no insulation between them. Knowing Pentangeli's testimony could easily send him to jail, Michael has his brother, [[Vincenzo Pentangeli|Vincenzo]], fly in from Sicily. Vincenzo's icy stare is enough for Frank to recant his testimony. After Michael returns from the hearing, Kay tells him that she plans to leave him and take their two children with her. Michael tries to get her to reconsider, but Kay, unmoved, tells him that her "miscarriage" was actually an abortion. Enraged, Michael slaps Kay across the face and banishes her from the family; the two divorce later that year.
 Following the death of their mother and at Connie's behest, Michael appeared to reconcile with his brother, but secretly ordered Fredo's murder, an act he would regret for the rest of his life and eventually confess to the future pope. He also sent [[Rocco Lampone]] to kill Roth while he was returning to Miami.

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 A few decades later, in [[1980]], Don Tommasino was killed by an assassin called [[Mosca of Montelepre]], and after his loyal underling [[Calò]] was killed trying to avenge his murder, the Tommasino clan may have been disolved.
-Some considered the Clan Tommasino as the [[Corleone crime family|Corleone family]]'s Sicilian faction rather than an actual clan in its own right, thus making Don Tommasino rather a caporegime who Don; in fact, Tommasino had [[Soldato|soldiers]] only, and had no [[Consigliere|consiglieres]], [[Caporegime|capos]] or [[Underboss|underbosses]], despite a period [[Calò]] has led the clan.
+Some considered the Tommasino clan as the [[Corleone crime family|Corleone family]]'s Sicilian faction.
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 ** 1970s-1980 &mdash; [[Calò]]
 * 1980 &mdash; [[Calò]]
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-The '''Buccilla clan''' was a [[Sicilian Mafia|Mafia]] clan in the town of [[Partinico]], province of [[Palermo]], [[Sicily]]. It was headed by [[Don Buccilla]] in the 1940s and 50s, and was regarded as one of top Mafia clans in Sicily.
+The '''Buccilla clan''' was a [[Sicilian Mafia|Mafia]] clan in the town of [[Partinico]], province of [[Palermo]], [[Sicily]]. It was headed by [[Don Buccilla]] in the 1940s, and was regarded as one of top Mafia clans in Sicily.
 ==Members==