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1935 Harlem Gang War: How a Racial Slur Led to 8 Deaths in One Week

September 16, 1935. The Cotton Club is packed, the jazz is loud, and the illegal whiskey is flowing. But in the shadows of the back tables, a storm is brewing that will leave Harlem’s streets stained red. When the "Dutchman" Schultz decided to cross the floor to confront Bumpy Johnson, he didn't just start a fight—he started a massacre. In this episode of Bumpy Stories, we dive deep into one of the most explosive weeks in New York underworld history. It began with a single racial slur at the legendary Cotton Club and ended with a body count that shocked the nation. Discover how Ellsworth "Bumpy" Johnson stood his ground against the most feared mobster in the city, Dutch Schultz. This isn't just a story about a gang war; it’s a story of respect, power, and the ruthless code of the 1930s Harlem streets. What You’ll Learn: The Cotton Club Confrontation: The exact moment Dutch Schultz lost his cool in front of 200 patrons. The Fatal Insult: The words that triggered a week-long bloodbath. 8 Bodies in 7 Days: A day-by-day breakdown of the retaliation that followed. Bumpy’s Tactical Genius: How Johnson used the chaos to cement his legacy as the Godfather of Harlem. If you crave the raw, unfiltered history of the streets, make sure to Subscribe to Bumpy Stories. We bring the legends of the past back to life with cinematic storytelling. 🔔 Turn on notifications so you never miss a chapter of Harlem's history. 💬 Comment Below: Do you think Dutch Schultz underestimated Bumpy Johnson, or was the war inevitable? #BumpyJohnson #HarlemHistory #DutchSchultz #1935GangWar #BumpyStories #TrueCrime #MafiaHistory #NewYorkUnderworld #GangsterLegends