Russian Mafia

[edit] The Mahalo Top 7

1. Wikipedia: Russian Mafia
2. American Russian Law Institute: Russian Organized Crime
3. Federation of American Scientists: Russian Organized Crime
4. Southern Methodist University: "The Russian Mob: Organized Crime in a Fledgling Democracy" (2006)
5. MSNBC: "Korea Scientist Paid Russia Mafia for Mammoth" (2006)
6. CBS News: "Russian Mafia's Worldwide Grip" (2000) 
7. Daily Motion: The Russian Mafia (Time 14:43)

[edit] Russian Mafia News

• BBC News: Russian Mafia
• Jerusalem Post: "Nudelman Urged to Help Immigrant Victims of Sex Trade" (December 11, 2007)
• Agence France-Presse: "McEnroe Fears Mafia Infiltrating Tennis" (December 7, 2007)
• Telegraph: "McEnroe: 'Russian Mafia Could be Involved'" (December 6, 2007)
• Expatica: "Politician Fails to Appear in Court on Mafia Link Charges" (November 21, 2007)

[edit] Russian Mafia Background and Articles

[edit] Cybercrime

• NetworkWorld: "Kasperskys on Cybercrime: Don't Blame the Russian Mafia..." (February 1, 2007)
• University of North Carolina: "How Cyberspace May Affect the Structure of Criminal Relationships" (2002)
• Florida State University: "Russian Mafia Threatens Net" (2001)

[edit] Activities in the United States

• FBI: Eurasian Organized Crime
• Federation of American Scientists: "Implications for U.S. International Law" (1996)
• SGR MacMillian: "Russian Organized Crime" (1996)

[edit] Transnational Crime

• George Mason University: Transnational Organized Crime
• Mama Coca: "The Russian Mafia in Latin America and the Caribbean" (2001)
• BBC News: "How Russia's Mafia is Taking Over Israel's Underworld" (1998)
• Asia Pacific Media Services: "The Russian Mafia in Asia" (1996)

[edit] Involvement with Hockey

• PBS: "Mafia Power Play" (1999)
• Sports Illustrated: "Russia Mafia Extortion in NHL More Extensive" (1997)
• New York Times: "Russian Crime Groups Harassing Expatriates" (1993)
• playthegame: The Russian Mafia and Hockey

[edit] In Pop-Culture

• Mahalo's Guide to Eastern Promises
• Wikipedia: The Russian Mafia in Popular Culture
• IMDb: Russian Mafia Movies  

[edit] Russian Mafia Notable Figures

[edit] Marat Balagula

• Wikipedia: Marat Balagula
• American Mafia: "Russian Jewish Organized Crime" (2007)
• Telegraph: "Two-Buck Ride to Russia" (2005) 
• News 8 Austin: "Russian Mobster to be Released" (2004) 
• Fraud Digest: Tax Evasion Marat Balagula (1994)

[edit] Vitali Dyomochka

• Wikipedia: Vitali Dyomochka
• American Mafia: "Russian Mafia Boss 'Stars' In Real-Life TV Crime Show" (2005)
• Telegraph: "Mobster Turns From Gunning Down Rivals to Shooting TV Series" (2004) 

[edit] Solntsevskaya Bratva

• Wikipedia: Solntsevskaya Bratva and Semion Mogilevich
• International Herald Tribune: "Doubts About Gas Deal Quickly Flare" (2006) 
• BBC News: "The Billion Dollar Don" (1999)
• Village Voice: "The Most Dangerous Mobster in the World" (1998)

[edit] Izmaylovskaya Gang

• Wikipedia: Izmaylovskaya Gang
• Spiegel Online: "Germany Puts Suspected Russian Mafia Boss on Trial" (2007)
• Radio Free Europe: "New Accusations Emerge in Ukrainian Journalist's Murder" (2006)

[edit] Russian Mafia Videos and Media

• YouTube: Russian Mafia Arrested in Brooklyn New York (Time 00:18)
• Google Video: Police Operation After Underworld Convention (Time 01:08)
• Google Image Search: Russian Mafia
• Yahoo! Image Search: Russian Mafia
• Live Search Images: Russian Mafia

[edit] Russian Mafia Commentary and Criticism

• Harvard University: "The Russian Mafia: Do Rational Choice Models Apply?"(2002) (116KB) 
• NCJRS: "Challenging the Russian Mafia Mystique" (2001) (329KB) 
• MarxMail: "Organized Crime and the Former Soviet Union" (1999)
• Stanford University: "The Red Mafia: A Legacy of Communism" (1995)
• Personal Site: "The Sexy Russian Mafia" (1986) 

[edit] Russian Mafia Blogs and Message Boards

• Redcat's Boards: Russian Mafia 'in Fake Bank Sites'
• Tennis.com Message Boards: McEnroe worried over "Russian mafia types"!!! 
• Switched: Malicious Websites Trick Google, Infect Computers" (November 30, 2007)
• The Daily Mail: Madonna Living in Fear Over Russian Mafia Death Threats (2006) 

[edit] Russian Mafia Timeline

• 1917: Thief in Law, or skilled thieves, begin to occupy an important place in society
• 1945-1953: Many professional Russian criminals are killed in the Suka Wars
• 1970: The Soviet Union Soviet Union begins encouraging emmigration
• 1990: During the economic turmoil caused by the fall of the Soviet Union, organized crime rings form
• 1992-1994: The Russian Mafia take control of the Russian banking system
• 1993-1995: 95 Russian bankers are murdered during the Mafia's takeover
• 1995: The Russian Mafia begins expansion into foreign Russian communities

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