David Berman, Odessa-born crime boss active in Iowa, New York City, Minneapolis, and Las Vegas Abe Bernstein, leader of the Jewish-American Purple Gang in Detroit William Morris Bioff, Chicago Outfit pimp and mobbed up labor union boss based in Southern California Charles Birger, Prohibition-era crime boss based in Harrisburg, Illinois Shondor Birns, Hungarian Jewish immigrant and loan shark with close ties to the Cleveland crime family and the Five Families Isadore Blumenfeld, Romanian Jewish immigrant, enforcer, and hitman for the "A.Z. Syndicate", a Minneapolis-based Jewish crime family also operating in South Florida, Las Vegas, Chicago, and Louisiana Lepke Buchalter, head of the Mafia hit squad Murder, Inc. Meyer "Mickey" Cohen, boss of the Los Angeles-based Cohen crime family Moe Dalitz and Louis Rothkopf, heads of the Cleveland Syndicate Edward "Monk" Eastman, New York's crime boss George Freeman, Sydney's crime boss and Lansky associate Leon Gleckman, Belarusian Jewish immigrant and Twin Cities-based bootlegger, termed "The Al Capone of St. Paul" Jake Guzik, immigrant from Austria-Hungary to Chicago, prostitution ring boss in The Levee, and political fixer linked to the Chicago Outfit Mike Heitler, Ukrainian Jewish immigrant and prostitution ring boss tied to the Chicago Outfit Phillip Kastel, leader of a massive illegal gambling operation in Louisiana with links to the Genovese crime family and the New Orleans crime family Meyer Lansky, Belarusian Jewish immigrant and mob boss with ties to the Genovese crime family Abe Reles, most feared hit man of Murder, Inc. Arnold Rothstein, New York's crime boss Dutch Schultz, German-American Jewish crime boss operating in the Bronx and Harlem Benjamin "Bugsy" Siegel, Lansky associate, casino owner, and Las Vegas' crime boss Abner Zwillman, New Jersey crime boss