The Era of Prohibition and its influence on pulp fiction books, the mafia, and Hollywood
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The Era of Prohibition influenced pulp fiction books, the mafia, and Hollywood with crime fighting heroes who could challenge the ruthless criminal gangsters and the misery they inflicted on the public.
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