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Get a Passport to Stay in the Godfather’s House
Fans of the "Godfather" series of books and movies now have a new reason to get a passport: Naples has repossessed the properties of mafia leaders and is turning them into retreats for tourists, according to the New York Times. For example, a 17th-century farmhouse owned by Bernardo Brusca, former capo of one of Sicily's more notorious crime families, is now a luxurious bed and breakfast. In the Times article, Emiliano Rocchi, the head chef of the bed and breakfast,…
