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The massacre was the culmination of a brutal power struggle between two rival crime syndicates:

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Six died instantly, while the seventh, Frank Gusenberg, lived for a short time but refused to break the "code of silence" before he died. The massacre was the culmination of a brutal

The seven men were ordered to line up against a brick wall. The attackers then opened fire with Thompson submachine guns and shotguns, firing over 70 rounds. while the seventh