Dust Bunny Mafia Comics

In the late 1930s, New York Judge Nathan Perlman became increasingly concerned about the growing influence of the German-American Bund and other pro-Nazi groups. Unable to publicly endorse violence, he reportedly approached Meyer Lansky and asked if his associates would be willing to disrupt Nazi rallies. Lansky agreed, helping organize groups that broke up meetings and sent a message that Nazi activity would not go unchallenged on American streets.