Bugsy

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Bugsy was the notorious American mobster Benjamin Siegel, a key figure in the development of Las Vegas and organized crime in the early 20th century.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf American gangster
human
mobster
organized crime figure
activeIn early 20th century
alias Benjamin "Bugsy" Siegel
associatedWith American underworld
Las Vegas Strip
casino development
illegal gambling
birthName Benjamin "Bugsy" Siegel
surface form: Benjamin Siegel
countryOfCitizenship United States of America
criminalActivity bootlegging
gambling operations
racketeering
criminalOrganization Murder, Inc.
surface form: American Mafia

National Crime Syndicate
ethnicity Jewish American
familyName Siegel
fieldOfWork illegal gambling industry
organized crime
genre organized crime
givenName Benjamin
historicalReputation key figure in development of Las Vegas
notorious American mobster
influenceOn growth of Las Vegas as a gambling center
structure of American organized crime
nickname Bugsy self-link
notableCharacteristic high-profile lifestyle
notorious reputation
violent tendencies
notableFor association with the American Mafia
involvement in the development of Las Vegas
role in American organized crime
notableProject Flamingo Hotel and Casino
occupation gangster
mobster
placeOfActivity Las Vegas, Nevada
surface form: Las Vegas

Los Angeles
New York City
roleInLasVegas early developer of casino industry
pioneer of Las Vegas Strip development
timePeriod Prohibition era
interwar period
post-World War II era

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Barry Levinson directed Bugsy
Siegel knownAs Bugsy
subject surface form: Benjamin Siegel
Benjamin nickname Bugsy
subject surface form: Benjamin Siegel
Bugsy nickname Bugsy self-link
Harvey Keitel notableWork Bugsy
Warren Beatty notableWork Bugsy
Warren Beatty produced Bugsy