This is a list of American organized crime leaders, known as "Godfathers" or Dons, who usally control Mafia crime families.

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Prohibition

• Joe Aiello (1928-1930), assassinated October 23, 1930.
• Al Capone, died 1947.
• Steve Ferrigno, assassinated November 5, 1930.
• Antonio Lombardo, assassinated September 7, 1928
• Salvatore Maranzano, assassinated September 11, 1931.
• Giuseppe Masseria (Joe the Boss), assassinated April 10, 1931.
• Alfred Mineo, assassinated November 5, 1930.
• Joseph Pinzolo (1930), assassinated September, 1930.
• Gaetano Reina, assassinated February 28, 1930.
• Johnny Torrio (The Fox), died of natural causes April 16, 1957.
• Frankie Yale, assassinated July 1, 1928.

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Depression-era

• Gaetano Gagliano (1930-1953), natural death in 1953.
• Thomas Lucchese (1953-1967), natural death in 1967.
• Charles Luciano (1932-1936), heart attack at Naples airport in 1962.
• Philip Mangano (1931-1951), assassinated April 10, 1951.
• Vincent Mangano (1931-1951), disappeared in 1951.
• Giuseppe Profaci (Joe) (1931-1962), died of cancer June 7, 1962.

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Post-WWII

• Albert Anastasia (1951-1957), assassinated October 25, 1957.
• Thomas Eboli, assassinated July 15, 1972.
• Vito Genovese (1952-1959), died naturally in prison in 1969.
• Tony "Mafia" Manganella,(1987-Present)
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