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October 23, 1935. Newark, New Jersey.
Dutch Schultz walks into the Palace Chop House for dinner.
Minutes later, gunmen open fire.

Bullets tear through the room.
Schultz is hit multiple times. His lieutenants collapse beside him.
The most violent gangster in America is dying.

But the war that killed him didn’t start in New Jersey.
It started in Harlem.

For years, Dutch Schultz tried to take control of Harlem’s numbers racket—worth millions in cash every year.
There was just one problem.

Bumpy Johnson.

Harlem’s enforcer.
The street general who answered only to the community and to Stephanie St. Clair, the Queen of Harlem.
While Schultz ruled through terror, Bumpy ruled through precision.

Schultz brought bombs, assassinations, and open war.
Bumpy brought alliances, discipline, and strategy.

Italian Mafia bosses watched closely.
Lucky Luciano. Meyer Lansky.
They saw something dangerous forming.

A white mob boss trying to conquer Harlem by force.
And a Black enforcer smart enough to stop him.

When Schultz ignored the Commission’s orders to back down, his fate was sealed.
Not by Harlem gunmen.
But by the Mafia itself.

This is the documented story of Bumpy Johnson vs Dutch Schultz.
A real criminal war where power, race, money, and control collided in the streets of 1930s New York.

You’ll discover:

Why Dutch Schultz’s brutality scared even the Italian Mafia

How Bumpy Johnson became Harlem’s most feared protector without leading an empire himself

The secret deal that turned the Mafia against Schultz

How the Harlem numbers racket became one of the most profitable criminal systems in America

Why Schultz’s death marked the end of reckless gangster rule

And how Bumpy survived decades in a world where most men died young

This isn’t just a gangster story.
It’s a story about territory, restraint, and what happens when violence meets strategy.

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