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The 18 pages that link to Lucky Luciano, each with the reason it gives.

• American MafiaRelated: Luciano was central to the reorganization that followed the Castellammarese War.

• Mafia CommissionRelated: He is widely associated with the Commission’s establishment after the Castellammarese War.

• Five FamiliesRelated: After Maranzano’s death, Luciano helped establish a commission to manage inter-family disputes.

• Castellammarese WarRelated: His alliance with Masseria’s younger allies helped bring the war to an end.

• Frank CostelloRelated: Luciano built the crime family Costello later led and remained a central ally.

• Vito GenoveseRelated: Luciano was Genovese’s early ally and the boss whose position he later sought to inherit.

• Albert AnastasiaRelated: Luciano’s influence shaped the alliance that elevated Anastasia.

• Carlo GambinoRelated: Gambino rose within the organizational order Luciano helped establish.

• National Crime SyndicateRelated: Accounts often cast Luciano as a principal organizer of cooperation among crime groups.

• Bugsy SiegelRelated: Siegel’s career unfolded within the wider criminal network Luciano helped shape.

• Dutch SchultzRelated: Luciano was a powerful contemporary whose circle opposed Schultz's proposed murder of prosecutor Thomas Dewey.

• Joe MasseriaRelated: This widely used name identifies the same rival who helped bring Masseria’s rule to an end.

• Arnold RothsteinRelated: Luciano’s rise followed the older underworld order Rothstein had helped shape.

• Johnny TorrioRelated: Luciano shared the wider underworld generation that included Torrio and later sought his counsel.

• Calogero VizziniRelated: Stories linking Luciano to Vizzini place both within postwar transatlantic Mafia narratives.