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1935 News: Dutch Schultz's Racial Insult to Bumpy Johnson — 8 Men Dead in a Week
In September 1935, inside Harlem’s most glamorous nightclub, one careless insult changed the balance of power forever. Dutch Schultz New York’s most powerful bootlegger publicly humiliated Bumpy Johnson at the Cotton Club, using language so racist and contemptuous that even hardened criminals were stunned. Schultz laughed it off. He thought it was a joke.
Seven days later, eight of his men were dead.
This video breaks down one of the most precise and ruthless retaliations in American criminal history not through chaos, but through discipline, silence, and strategy. It’s the story of how Harlem protected its own, how power really works when reputation is challenged in public, and why disrespect proved deadlier than bullets.

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Timestamps:
0:00 Eight Men in Seven Days — The Insult That Started It All
0:45 Harlem in 1935 — Black Wealth, White Control
2:20 The Cotton Club — Glamour and Danger
4:10 Schultz Stands Up — The Walk Across the Room
6:00 The Public Humiliation
8:00 Why Schultz Laughed
9:40 What Bumpy Johnson Understood
11:30 The Seven-Day Death List Begins
14:00 Fear Spreads Through Harlem
16:10 Schultz Loses Control
17:40 The Final Message
18:50 Aftermath and Legacy
19:40 Final Words — Harlem Never Forgot

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