The Hoffa Wars is the best treatment available of Hoffa's career with the Teamsters and organized crime. Selected by the Book-of-the-Month Club and syndicated by the New York Times, it has been through numerous printings and translated into French, Italian, and Japanese. It was also the first book to take a closer look at Mafia involvement in the JFK assassination, at a time when most Warren Commission critics were just becoming aware of Jack Ruby's many links with Mafia figures.
This is one of four books in NameBase by Dan Moldea, who has
specialized in organized crime investigations since 1974. His interest in
the Kennedy assassinations also continues; in 1990 he interviewed over 100
Los Angeles police officers, and concluded that more slugs were recovered
than could have fit in Sirhan's gun. Moldea lives in Washington, DC.
ISBN 0-441-34010-5
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