King of the Bootleggers

Discover the intriguing life of George Remus, a pharmacist who transformed into a lawyer and ultimately became one of the most infamous bootleggers of the Prohibition era in the United States. In King of the Bootleggers by William A. Cook, published by McFarland & Co Inc in 2008, this compelling biography delves into the duality of Remus' existence, exploring both his private life and his public persona. With 225 pages of captivating narrative, the book chronicles the dramatic rise and fall of Remus' illicit empire, shedding light on the smuggling and distilling activities that defined a turbulent era in American history. Perfect for history buffs and those interested in the liquor industry, this book provides a fascinating look at one of the key figures of the Prohibition. Dive into the world of crime and ambition with this engaging account of George Remus, the King of the Bootleggers.