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{{Infobox criminal
{{Infobox criminal
| name = Salvatore Nostrini
| name = Salvatore Nostrini
| image = Salvatore Nostrini, c 1920s.png
| birth_date = {{Birth date|1873|2|2|df=yes}}
| birth_date = {{Birth date|1873|2|2|df=yes}}
| birth_place = [[Naples]], [[Kingdom of Italy]]
| birth_place = [[Naples]], [[Kingdom of Italy]]
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| organization = [[Nostrini crime family]]
| organization = [[Nostrini crime family]]
| known_for = Succeeding [[Raffaele Nostrini (crime boss)|Raffaele Nostrini]] as head of the Nostrini crime family
| known_for = Succeeding [[Raffaele Nostrini (crime boss)|Raffaele Nostrini]] as head of the Nostrini crime family
| party = National Fascist Party
| party = [[National Fascist Party]]
| religion = [[Glöbbery]]
| movement = [[Glöbbery]]
| title = Capintesta of the Nostrini crime family
| title = Capintesta of the Nostrini crime family
| term = 7 February 1931 – 17 October 1963
| term = 7 February 1931 – 17 October 1963
| predecessor = [[Raffaele Nostrini (crime boss)|Raffaele Nostrini]]
| predecessor = [[Raffaele Nostrini (crime boss)|Raffaele Nostrini]]
| successor = [[Antonio Nostrini]]
| successor = [[Antonio Nostrini]]
| parents = {{ubl|[[Raffaele Nostrini (crime boss)|Raffaele Nostrini]]|Teresa Romano}}
| parents = {{ubl|[[Raffaele Nostrini (crime boss)|Raffaele Nostrini]]|[[Teresa Romano]]}}
| family = [[Noord family]]
| family = [[Noord family]]
}}
}}


'''Salvatore Nostrini''' (2 February 1873 – 17 October 1963) was an Italian businessman and crime boss who headed the [[Nostrini crime family]] from 7 February 1931 until his murder. He had previously controlled the organization's accounts and the private records of cooperating proprietors. During his leadership, the organization established criminal influence throughout Italy and entered [[Glöbbery]]. He was succeeded by his cousin [[Antonio Nostrini]], who organized his killing.
'''Salvatore Nostrini''' (2 February 1873 – 17 October 1963) was an Italian businessman and crime boss who headed the [[Nostrini crime family]] from 7 February 1931 until his murder.<ref name="raffaele-succession"/> Before becoming boss, he controlled the family's accounts and records of secretly owned businesses. He later extended Nostrini influence throughout Italy and brought its senior leaders into [[Glöbbery]]. His cousin [[Antonio Nostrini]] organized his killing and succeeded him.


== Early life ==
== Early life ==
Salvatore was born in [[Naples]] to [[Raffaele Nostrini (crime boss)|Raffaele Nostrini]] and Teresa Romano. He received instruction in arithmetic before learning bookkeeping and commercial correspondence. This education prepared him for the recordkeeping system that his father developed inside the organization.
Salvatore was born in [[Naples]] to [[Raffaele Nostrini (crime boss)|Raffaele Nostrini]] and [[Teresa Romano]]. He received instruction in arithmetic before learning bookkeeping and commercial correspondence. This education prepared him for the recordkeeping system that his father developed inside the organization.<ref name="raffaele-family"/>


== Career ==
== Career ==
Salvatore entered the Nostrini crime family on 3 May 1891. He initially copied collection totals and checked receipts issued by businesses that collected money for the organization. On 14 January 1901, he became head of accounts. This position gave him access to the internal ledgers. He also maintained the private documents that identified proprietors holding property on the organization's behalf.
Salvatore entered the Nostrini crime family on 3 May 1891. He initially copied collection totals and checked receipts issued by businesses that collected money for the family. On 14 January 1901, he became head of accounts. This gave him access to the internal ledgers and records naming business owners who secretly held Nostrini property.


When Raffaele succeeded [[Carmine Nostrini]] on 4 September 1908, he appointed Salvatore to act as his deputy. Salvatore retained the rank of ''camorrista'' while exercising that authority. He supervised the records office and reviewed commercial agreements before they were presented to his father. His records distinguished businesses held for the organization from independent proprietors who paid for protection or political access.
When Raffaele succeeded [[Carmine Nostrini]] on 4 September 1908, he appointed Salvatore to act as his deputy. Salvatore retained the rank of ''camorrista''. He supervised the records office and reviewed business agreements before they reached his father. His ledgers separated businesses secretly owned by the family from independent owners who paid for protection or help from officials.


Salvatore joined the National Fascist Party in 1921. He attended party meetings in Naples and financed a local office. After the First World War, he obtained vehicles from cooperating cartage operators for Fascist organizers. He also represented employers within the Nostrini network during disputes involving port labour.
Salvatore joined the [[National Fascist Party]] in 1921. He attended party meetings in Naples and financed a local office. After the First World War, he obtained vehicles from cooperating cartage operators for Fascist organizers. He also represented employers within the Nostrini network during disputes involving port labour.


On 24 October 1922, Salvatore accompanied Raffaele to a meeting with Benito Mussolini at the Grand Hotel Vesuvio. Aurelio Padovani arranged the introduction. Salvatore subsequently became the organization's liaison with Fascist officials. He received requests from businessmen seeking licences or public work. Salvatore passed their names to party officials, who conveyed the recommendations to the relevant public offices.
On 24 October 1922, Salvatore accompanied Raffaele to a meeting with [[Benito Mussolini]] at the [[Grand Hotel Vesuvio]]. [[Aurelio Padovani]] arranged the introduction. Salvatore then became the family's contact with Fascist officials. Business owners asked him for licences and government work. He passed their names to party officials, who pressured the offices responsible for those decisions.<ref name="raffaele-fascism"/>


During the late 1920s, Salvatore assumed greater control of the organization's income from public contracts. His private register identified the proprietor connected to each transaction. The internal accounts stated how the resulting payment was divided among the proprietor and the organization. They also recorded the share delivered to the official who protected the arrangement. When Raffaele's health declined in 1930, Salvatore began chairing meetings and approving agreements.
During the late 1920s, Salvatore took greater control of the family's income from public contracts. His private register named the business owner involved in each deal. The accounts recorded how much money went to the owner, the Nostrini and the official protecting the fraud. When Raffaele's health declined in 1930, Salvatore began chairing meetings and approving agreements.


== Leadership of the Nostrini crime family ==
== Leadership of the Nostrini crime family ==
Raffaele died on 6 February 1931. At a meeting of the ''consiglio maggiore'', Salvatore presented the records of ownership and the political agreements that he had managed. The council recognized him as ''capintesta'' because those records gave him effective control of the businesses. He formally assumed leadership on 7 February.
Raffaele died on 6 February 1931. At a meeting of the ''consiglio maggiore'', Salvatore presented the records of ownership and the political agreements that he had managed. The council recognized him as ''capintesta'' because those records gave him effective control of the businesses. He formally assumed leadership on 7 February.<ref name="raffaele-succession"/>


Salvatore extended the organization through wartime supply theft and postwar construction contracts. During the 1940s, he admitted the Porzio crime family to the Nostrini network as an affiliated organization. Its leaders retained authority over their own members and accepted Salvatore's judgment in disputes involving national routes.
Salvatore expanded through wartime supply theft and postwar construction contracts. During the 1940s, the [[Porzio crime family]] joined the Nostrini network. Porzio leaders continued to command their own members, but accepted Salvatore's decisions when disputes affected routes outside their territory.


After [[Oskar Dirlewanger]] reorganized the [[Bucharest Butchers]] in 1945, Salvatore authorized cooperation with its Romanian network. Nostrini brokers provided Italian port access and freight companies. Butchers intermediaries supplied forged papers and protected storage in Bucharest. During the 1950s, their joint routes moved fugitives, stolen goods and weapons through Bari, Brindisi and the Balkans.
After [[Oskar Dirlewanger]] reorganized the [[Bucharest Butchers]] in 1945, Salvatore approved cooperation with the Romanian group. Nostrini brokers arranged ships, trucks and warehouses in Italy. Butchers contacts supplied forged Romanian papers and safe storage in Bucharest. During the 1950s, their routes carried fugitives, stolen goods and weapons through Bari, Brindisi and the Balkans.


From 1947 to 1960, Salvatore directed the [[Nostrini conquest of Italy]]. His forces destroyed the [[Alessi crime family]] in western Sicily and the [[Marzano crime family]] in Calabria. Later campaigns eliminated the [[Caradonna crime family]] in Apulia, the [[Ventresca crime family]] in Rome and the [[Brivio crime family]] in Lombardy. Surviving crews could retain local work after surrendering their records, routes and a share of their income.
From 1947 to 1960, Salvatore directed the [[Nostrini conquest of Italy]]. His forces destroyed the [[Alessi crime family]] in western Sicily and the [[Marzano crime family]] in Calabria. Later campaigns eliminated the [[Caradonna crime family]] in Apulia, the [[Ventresca crime family]] in Rome and the [[Brivio crime family]] in Lombardy. Surviving crews could retain local work after surrendering their records, routes and a share of their income.


Records captured in Rome allowed Salvatore to expand political corruption into the Ministry of the Interior, the Ministry of Public Works and the Ministry of Merchant Navy. Protected companies financed members of the Italian Parliament. Officials provided advance notice of investigations and directed public work to Nostrini intermediaries.
Payment lists seized in Rome named contacts in the Ministry of the Interior, the Ministry of Public Works and the Ministry of Merchant Navy. Companies tied to the family financed members of the Italian Parliament. Corrupt officials warned Salvatore about investigations and awarded contracts to businesses he selected.


During the late 1950s, Salvatore established contact with [[Glöbbery]] through northern Italian and Swiss intermediaries. He adopted its sacrifice finance and oath records. On 10 October 1961, Salvatore and the ''consiglio maggiore'' entered the external Glöbberist register. He became the head of the Italian compact and required senior territorial leaders to follow Glöbberian doctrine.
During the late 1950s, Salvatore established contact with [[Glöbbery]] through northern Italian and Swiss financiers. He adopted its oaths and began recording payments in Glöbberian sacrifice ledgers. On 10 October 1961, Salvatore and the ''consiglio maggiore'' entered the external Glöbberist register. He became head of the Italian compact and required senior regional leaders to follow Glöbberian doctrine.


== Murder and succession ==
== Murder and succession ==
During 1962 and 1963, Salvatore increasingly delegated enforcement decisions to his cousin [[Antonio Nostrini]]. Antonio was a son of Luigi Nostrini, who had directed the organization's guards under Raffaele. Antonio controlled senior enforcers in Naples and secured support from territorial leaders in Palermo, Rome and Milan.
During 1962 and 1963, Salvatore increasingly delegated enforcement decisions to his cousin [[Antonio Nostrini]]. Antonio was a son of [[Luigi Nostrini]], who had directed the organization's guards under Raffaele.<ref name="carmine-family"/> Antonio controlled senior enforcers in Naples and secured support from territorial leaders in Palermo, Rome and Milan.


Antonio accused Salvatore of allowing Swiss financiers, Bucharest intermediaries and protected politicians to exercise excessive influence over the organization. He presented his own faction as the defender of direct Nostrini authority. The dispute also concerned access to the central ownership ledgers and the register identifying government officials who received payments.
Antonio accused Salvatore of giving too much influence to Swiss financiers, contacts in Bucharest and politicians paid by the family. He claimed that his armed faction would return control to the Nostrini leadership in Naples. The dispute also concerned the ownership ledgers and Salvatore's list of paid officials.


On 17 October 1963, Salvatore attended a closed Glöbberian observance in Naples marking the seventy-fifth anniversary of the founding of Glöbbery. Antonio murdered him during the meeting. Antonio's supporters simultaneously occupied the records office and communications rooms. They seized the central ledgers and Salvatore's government-contact register before opposing territorial leaders could respond.
On 17 October 1963, Salvatore attended a closed Glöbberian observance in Naples marking the seventy-fifth anniversary of the founding of Glöbbery. Antonio murdered him during the meeting. Antonio's supporters occupied the records office and cut communication with the other branches. They seized the main ledgers and Salvatore's list of paid officials before his opponents could respond.


Antonio told the ''consiglio maggiore'' that Salvatore's death was a Glöbberian judgment and claimed that his victory demonstrated the favour of [[The Gentleman]]. The surviving territorial leaders recognized Antonio as ''capintesta'' on 18 October. He preserved the national structure created by Salvatore and placed greater authority in the organization's armed societies.
Antonio told the ''consiglio maggiore'' that Salvatore's death was a Glöbberian judgment and claimed that his victory showed the favour of [[The Gentleman]]. The surviving regional leaders recognized him as ''capintesta'' on 18 October. He kept Salvatore's national network but gave the armed wing more power.


== See also ==
== See also ==
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* [[Glöbbery]]
* [[Glöbbery]]
* [[Bucharest Butchers]]
* [[Bucharest Butchers]]
== References ==
{{Reflist|refs=
<ref name="carmine-family">"[[Carmine Nostrini#Personal life|Personal life]]". ''Carmine Nostrini''. ''Vrienden Universe Wiki''.</ref>
<ref name="raffaele-family">"[[Raffaele Nostrini (crime boss)#Early life and family|Early life and family]]". ''Raffaele Nostrini (crime boss)''. ''Vrienden Universe Wiki''.</ref>
<ref name="raffaele-fascism">"[[Raffaele Nostrini (crime boss)#Relations with Italian Fascism|Relations with Italian Fascism]]". ''Raffaele Nostrini (crime boss)''. ''Vrienden Universe Wiki''.</ref>
<ref name="raffaele-succession">"[[Raffaele Nostrini (crime boss)#Death and succession|Death and succession]]". ''Raffaele Nostrini (crime boss)''. ''Vrienden Universe Wiki''.</ref>
}}


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