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During the 1920s, Chicago is the scene of many gang actions, especially the one lead by Al Capone, one of the most notorious mobster. He is the one who ran the charity soup kitchen which fed many poor people after the financial crash in 1929, all supplied by leading suspicious operations in the city. He was known for being a professional bootlegger which helped him build such an empire. On February 14 1929, he organised the Valentine Day massacre where 7 members from a north-side gang in Chicago were shot secretly in a garage. This action shows the rooted rivalry between gangs which ruled the city life. Since that event, the Prohibition agent, Eliot Ness has hunted down Al Capone to end his power and undercover all of his illegal activities. Both from opposite sides of the law, they have revolutionised their professions.

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The battle of Chicago is a major fact of the Us history. This historical fact underlines how The United-States were ruled by the gangs on this time. The rise of gangs and bootlegging in the US is linked to the prohibition which took place in the early 1920s. The prohibition means that nobody was allowed to buy alcohol legally. So, a huge illegal traffic of liquor began in the country. This traffic led the US to a fight between gangs such as Capone vs Ness. Those 2gangs were very powerful and often Fight. On the valentine’s day, the 14th of February 1929 a tragic event named Valentine’s day massacre happened. It is named that way because it refers to the seven persons who have been killed by Al Capone’s gang which show how important powerful and violent gangs were during this period

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In 1929, two of the most important figures of each side of the war lived in the same town, Chicago: Eliott Ness and Al Capone. One was a special agent who enforced prohibition with his team, the Untouchables, while the other was a well-known bootlegger and criminal. We know bootlegging helped lead to th establishment of American organized crimes. Indeed, on february 14th, 1929, took place an event we now know as the "Valentine's Day Massacre": Al Capone ordered the assassination of 7 men connected to a rival gang of his. They were shot in a garage, in front if a wall which is now exposed in a Chicago museum. Al Capone, despite being a criminal, was also a bit of a humanitarian as he opened a soup kitchen for the poor during the Great Depression. However, his bootlegging business was shut down by the Untouchables in the 1930s.

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From 1920 to 1930, Prohibition ended every legal selling of alcohol. Because of that, different gangs started ‘bootlegging’, which means that they started selling liquor illegally. This trafic created numerous tensions between these gangs which led to the valentine’s day event in 1929: at this time Chicago was ruled by these gangs, the most notorious is the Italian gang led by Al Capone. On this day, seven men were shot facing a wall by men dressing like policemen. These men were Al Capone’s opponents, so their death was probably linked to him.

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Al Capone is known as the most notorious Italian gangster in the world thanks to  bootlegging, prostituion, gambling , bribes during the prohibition. He had built en empire thanks to it.

The rise of bootlegging and trafics during that time led to a succession of a gang wars and murders, and because of it,  on February 14, 1929, the Valentine's Day Massacre took place where seven members from the rival gang of Al capone were assassinated.

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St. Valentine's day Massacre, Marie-Aliénor 

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St. Valentine's day Massacre, Marie-Aliénor 

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Al Capone is undoubtedly one of the most famous gangsters in the world. During the Prohibition, many illegal traffics with alcohol were setting up by bootleggers. This traffic created tensions between Eliott Ness and Al Capone. the first one was an agent who enforced prohibition with the help of the Untouchables, while the other one was a well-known criminal.
On february 14th 1929, during the Great Depression in the United-States, took place a famous event known as "Saint Valentine's day Massacre". 7 men of the Untouchables were shot by Al Capone's men in front of a wall, now exposed in a Chicago museum. Altough, Al Capone was caught later on, he was very popular at the time because of being a bit of a humanitarian, since he opened up a "soup kitchen" for the poor during those difficults times.

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St. Valentine's Day Massacre - Marie / Ahmed

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St. Valentine's Day Massacre - Marie / Ahmed

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On February 14, 1929 Chicago's North Side erupted in gang violence. Four men dressed as police officers enter gangster Bugs Moran's headquaters, line seven of Moran's henchmen against a wall, and shoot them to death. This massacre is the climax of a gang war between rivals Al Capone and Bugs Moran.
Al Capone was Chicago's most notorious gangster and he had built his wealth bootlegging, prostitution and gambling operation upon a foundation of extortion, bribes and murders.
George Moran, nicknamed  "Bugs" was a Chicago gangster and bootlegger of the Prohibition era.
Leaded by Eliot Ness, a team of law enforcement agents was gathered so as to fight both gangs. The latter has tracked down Al Capone for years. He managed to stop Al Capone's crimes.
In a nutschell, Al Capone has been sentenced for 17 years in prison.

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It took place on the 14th of February 1929, during the Prohibition. At the time Chicago was ruled by gangs such as the Italian gang and its leader Al Capone. There were several trafic with alcohol called bootlegging. The alcohol was sold and drank in speakeasies. So, on this day seven men associated with the Irish gangster George “Bugs” Moran, were shot to death by several men dressed as policemen. It is an unsolved crime even though people think it is linked to Al Capone.

Al Capone has built a whole empire based on bootlegging, prostitution but also gambling. He ran soup kitchens in order to help the working class.

To fight against those gangs, a team of law enforcement agents from Chicago was created. It was called "The Untouchables" and was leaded by Eliot Ness. There was a constant fight between Al Capone and him. He tracked him for years.

Fun fact they lived in the same street.

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The battle of Chicago

The United States were ruled by gangs at the time. It was the Prohibition Era.

Al Capone is certainly Chicago's most notorious gangster. He had built an empire based on bootlegging, prostitution and gabeling operation while he helped the working class with his soup kitchens.

However the rise of bootlegging led to a succession of gang wars and the Saint Valentine's day massacre, on february 14th, 1929, is a reminder of that. Al Capone's Gang shot seven members of the rival gang: George "bugs" Moran, even if those murders remain officialy unsolved.

This act of violence still epitomizes wars between gangs and it is also a huge symbol of Chicago, and the cliches that comes with it.

Ness is the prohibition agent who tracked down Al Capone for years. He led a team of law inforcement nicknamed "the untouchables" in order to take Al Capone down.

Al Capone was take down because of "taxes" not because of his crimes.

This story and gangs' rivalities had such a strong impact that nowadays there is a lot of movies about it.

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In 1929, on Valentine's day, there were a massacre in the Lincoln Park of Chicago.

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During the Prohibition, there were many illegal traffic with alchool by bootlaggers. So, many tension begun between differents gangs, the most important was Irish North Siders, headed and Italian South Side Gang.

On the 14th of February 1929 took place the valentine's day Massacre.
During this attack there were murder of seven members and associates of the Chicago's North Side Gang

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Posing as police officers conducting a routine raid on February 14, 1929, four men entered a warehouse, used by George “Bugs” Moran and his gang to store liquor. The impostors lined up six gang members and a hanger-on against a wall, produced machine guns from under their overcoats, and opened fire.
The prime suspect was Al Capone, head of Chicago's crime syndicate. Moran's North Side gang, the largest obstacle to the Capone organization's power in metropolitan Chicago, had hijacked Capone's liquor shipments, competed in protection rackets, and murdered Capone allies. Law enforcement officials could not prove any involvement by Capone, who was in Miami at the time. No one was ever tried for the killings.

The raid's cold-blooded efficiency left the public in shock, and the St. Valentine's Day Massacre came to symbolize gang violence. It confirmed popular images associating Chicago with mobsters, crime, and spectacular carnage. The site of the warehouse, razed in 1967, continues to draw tourists from around the world.

Eliot Ness was the FBI agent assigned to tracking Al Capone.
One of Capone's men paid Ness a visit in Chicago's Transportation Building. He offered to pay Ness $2,000 to stop ruining Capone's businesses and promised an additional $2,000 each week following if he continued to cooperate. Outraged, Ness ordered the man out and immediately called the press into his office. That day in 1930, Ness announced that neither he nor any of his men could be bought by Capone, and their mission was unstoppable.

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Saint Valentine's Day Massacre was 14th February 1929 murder of seven members and associates of an Irish North gang in Chicago. It is anmed Valentine's Day Massacre because it happened the same day as Valentine's Day. Many says that Al Capone was the one requesting and programming this event. This was a turn of event in Chicago's mafia history. It is linked with the Prohibition impact and the traffic of alcohol know as bootlegging during the 20's-30's.

Al Capone is now seen nowadays as a great mobster of an Italian gang that inspired fiction. Not only he was a criminal and a business man but also made appearance in public baseball match who kindly give a lot to charity back in the days and even helped during the Great Depression by opening a kitchen soup for people in need. He was seen by the population as a modern Robin Hood of his time.

Eliot Ness was an American Prohibition agent, famous for his efforts to bring down Al Capone. He was the one who stopped Al Capone's crime and even refused the brides from his gang.

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The Battle of Chicag  - Pires Da Silva Anna 

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The Battle of Chicag  - Pires Da Silva Anna 

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When America first adopted the Prohibition of alcohol, differents gangs started "bootlegging", saying they started an illegal trafic. Due to this trafic, tensions between different gangs were raising leading to bloody conflicts such as "St. Valentine's day Massacre" that occured on february 14th 1929 on Chicago North's side were seven oponents of the "Public Enemy Number One", Al Capone, were killed. Helped by the "untuchables", Ness used his influence to help stop Al Capone's traffic and take him down. This conflict between the famous gangster and Ness, aloso known as the "Battle of Chicago", have been adapted into movies and other fictions nowadays, such as the cinematic adaptation "Ness Vs Capone".

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 Valentine's day disaster by Nola Tissier

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 Valentine's day disaster by Nola Tissier

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The event took place on Valentine's day ( 14th february 1929). It is the name given to the seven people's murder in Chicago, at the time the city was ruled by gangs such as the Italian gang and its leader Al Capone, from South side and the seven men killed were part of the  Irish gang, leaded by Bugs Moran, from the North side. At this time there were also Prohibition, so alcohol was illegally sold by botlaggers. People from gangs were putting alcohol bottles in their boots, that was the speciality of Al Capone and his italian gang.
But Eliot Ness appeared.
He was an American Prohibition agent and tracked down Al Capone for years.

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The BATTLE of CHICAGO by Giyuu Tomioka (S/O Corto)

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The BATTLE of CHICAGO by Giyuu Tomioka (S/O Corto)

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During Prohibition period, from 1920 to 1933, alcohol was illegaly sold by bootlaggers. They are people from gangs who put their bottle of alcohol in their boots. Bootlegging disapeared in 1933 with the Twenty first amendment but a tragic event happened the 14th February 1929, so we called this event THE MASSACRE OF VALENTINE'S DAY.

On this day, two mafias from Chicago faught. The first one is from South Side, is italian gang roled by Al capone but the second one come from North Side, is irish roled by Bugs Moran.

Al capone decides to destroyed the irish gang which was taking too much place in the city of Chicago. He organised this massacre by using two men of his gang who were dressed as police officers and were in a car before all starts. It took place in the warehouse of 2122 North Clark were their targets of the irish were. They killed seven people but the leader of the Bugs wasn't present.
To show the witnesses that everything was okay, fake civils of

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On the 14 of february 1929 took place  the disaster of the Valentine's Day. The event retraces the massacre in which seven mafia gangsters died. They were all part of the Irish mafia. Those people were opposed to the members of the italian mafia in Chicago. The ordre of the attack came from Al Capone. This massacre haoppened during the Prohibition era. As alcohol was forbidden through the 18th amendment, many liquor traffic were installed by mafia gang to earn money. A new phrase was born from this time: "bootlmegging". It refers to people who were hidding bottles of liquor in their boots.

The irony of that time was that people feared Al capone beacuse of his actions, but they respected him. Indeed, he organized many free distribution of food called the soup kitchen. he used to rule Chicago with his killer gang and also be generous by helpin,g poor people in need.

The reknown policeman who put an end to Al Capone's massacres and fear over the city is Eliot Ness. He used to be a part of the American Treasure police. He has fought his entire carreer agaisnt Al Capone's crimes, to make them stop. Moreover, even if many historians assure that those two foes never met are wrong. A picture clearly shows Eliot Ness escorting Al Capone to prison. Many historians affirm that Al Capon's legal defensers didn't him enough to avoid him troubles with justice, even though he deserved it.