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Re: differences between 'Ndrangheta, and Camorra?
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Obviously there are regional differences: 'Ndrangheta are Calabrians, Camorra are Neapolitans. Huge differences also in clannishness. Ndrangheta groups are primarily composed of people related by blood and/or marriage. Camorra on the other hand has more of a gang-like structure and is less clannish. Thanks for the information. How long have both been around for? Centuries?
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Re: differences between 'Ndrangheta, and Camorra?
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Obviously there are regional differences: 'Ndrangheta are Calabrians, Camorra are Neapolitans. Huge differences also in clannishness. Ndrangheta groups are primarily composed of people related by blood and/or marriage. Camorra on the other hand has more of a gang-like structure and is less clannish. Yeah, the Camorra has been called the most "porous" of the Italian syndicates. Probably why it's also the most violent and unstable. Thanks for the information. How long have both been around for? Centuries? http://www.fbi.gov/about-us/investigate/organizedcrime/italian_mafia
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Re: differences between 'Ndrangheta, and Camorra?
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Obviously there are regional differences: 'Ndrangheta are Calabrians, Camorra are Neapolitans. Huge differences also in clannishness. Ndrangheta groups are primarily composed of people related by blood and/or marriage. Camorra on the other hand has more of a gang-like structure and is less clannish. Yeah, the Camorra has been called the most "porous" of the Italian syndicates. Probably why it's also the most violent and unstable. Definitely the most violent. The Sicilians have historically had prolonged violent power struggles and Ndrangheta clans have their feuds from time to time, but gang wars between Camorra groups seem to be neverending.
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Re: differences between 'Ndrangheta, and Camorra?
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Did people who were involved with the 'Ndrangheta, and Camorra in Italy set stuff like that up in the United States when they emigrated here in the 1800s?
Or is that what the "black hand" was along with the first Sicilian mafia in the United States?
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Re: differences between 'Ndrangheta, and Camorra?
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I know wikipedia is not always relilable or factual but I did find this. The earliest evidence of 'Ndrangheta activity in the U.S. points to an intimidation scheme run by the syndicate in Pennsylvania mining towns; this scheme was unearthed in 1906. http://www.reuters.com/article/2007/08/1...577828120070815* ORIGINS:
-- The Calabrian "Honoured Society", known as "'Ndrangheta", in the Calabria region of south Italy is the equivalent of the Sicilian Mafia.
-- 'Ndrangheta began as a defense network for impoverished rural peasants against aristocratic landlords. Members emigrated to Canada and the United States, and were discovered running an intimidation scheme in Pennsylvania mining towns in 1906. Anyone know which PA mining towns they are? That's a rather vague statement as there are mining towns up north by Scranton, and out west by PGH.
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Re: differences between 'Ndrangheta, and Camorra?
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Naples must be the New Orleans of Italy with that consistent drug wars What is Naples Italy like? I have heard different things about it, and they are conflicting. A former roommate of mine who does not really enjoy large cities said that it's large, very dirty, and something not nice about it. He said that for an American or person who is not Italian going Naples is akin to someone that's Italian or not American going to Detroit, North Philadelphia/Camden NJ, or the most dangerous parts of NYC. He also is Italian and said that most people if or when they can leave Naples. Another friend of mine who has a heritage from Naples said that the city is large and it's beautiful there. She also said like any large city there are good places and bad places.
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Re: differences between 'Ndrangheta, and Camorra?
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What is Naples Italy like? I have heard different things about it, and they are conflicting.
neapolitans are the most hated by northern italians, more than sicilians and calabrians OK why?
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Re: differences between 'Ndrangheta, and Camorra?
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because the big immigration from south to north, but also because in the news they heard always bad things about naples they think neapolitans are real scumbags OK why do they hate people from other provinces or areas in the South of Italy that you mentioned like Calabria and Sicily? Do Northern Italians dislike people from Basilicata and Puglia too?
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Re: differences between 'Ndrangheta, and Camorra?
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yes, several north italians dislike all southern italians it started especially with the immigration from south to north between the 1950s to present I have a friend that is part Southern Italian, and she said when she, and her family including her Italian father who was from Naples went to central or Northern Italy it was no big deal at all that she and her father were Southern Italian. Nobody thought her father did not speak Italian correctly. But her father was born in Naples and then his parents moved to NYC, and then he moved to another country where his wife was from.
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