In one of the last episodes of the captivating HBO series "Boardwalk Empire," the protagonist, Nucky Thompson, finds himself besieged by enemies, his "empire" crumbling. He has barricaded himself, along with a few members of his entourage, in a heavily fortified home, expecting at any moment a full-fledged attack by his criminal enemies. In this middle of this pandemonium the phone rings. The caller is Arnold Rothstein, in real life the famous New York gambler and in ...
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